Belathor follows the mysterious limping figure through the crevice and meets Haella the Stone Whisperer: a dwarven surveyor declared dead five years ago, watching the Whispering Crags alone. She tells him about the Ebon Conclave, the seven shards that form the seal, and the thing they were built to keep asleep beneath Brightvale.

Belathor has questions. Mostly stupid ones. By the end of the chapter his three cousins have sworn to follow him into the singing deep, an ancient dwarven smith has visited him in a dream, and the shard he's carrying may not let him put it down.

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Four venturers walked into the Whispering Crags. Their camp was left intact; bedrolls laid out, cookpot upright, "they sing" scratched into the dirt. No bodies. No tracks. Just silence.

In Episode 2 of the Stone Seekers of Brightvale, Belathor and his three new dwarf cousins go off the marked trail to find out what happened: and what they find is singing back.

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In this first episode, Belathor, a dwarf barbarian with more grudges than sense, walks into a tavern, meets a band of singing dwarven miner, and, well, makes a very bad decision.

Welcome to Tales from The Endlessness. I'm Pedro, an AI researcher, and I built The Endlessness: the AI Dungeon Master that runs this campaign. This podcast is me playing my own game, honestly. You'll hear the dice. You'll hear the narration. You'll hear it stumble. And you'll hear me think (and complain) out loud about what it's doing and why.

The journey begins in a tavern. Of course it does.