The stage has been set, and with curtains drawn our actors with unbridled gusto begin to perform the first act, but Moat House Gold is no ordinary play. This play is comprised with endless unscripted acts each one filled with suspense, terror and humor.

When our adventures took the stage they met during the Summer Solstice under a full moon. A fire atop of a small hill drew forth Erasmus Fortuna, a righteous cleric of Eldath, and the traveling minstrel Stebe Stimball. The two found the fire manned by the disfigured crestfallen knight Edward Stewart. As our three adventures conversed about the cause of their travels they encountered a band of drunken youths who bragged of the greatness they will soon achieve before passing out where they lay.

As Edward stood guard the drunken youth awoke and quietly slunk into the dark. Edward aroused Erasmus, and Stebe. The three followed finding the youth amidst a dark ritual. Before our adventures could act the youths each quaffed a vile of black liquid then fell to the ground dead. Our adventures returned to their campsite confused and disturbed only to be startled by the beating of a pair of massive wings as a blue dragon, roaring flew overhead into the night sky.