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<b>Characters:</b> | <b>Characters:</b> | ||
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistAlberon]] - Pendalus Alberon, Chosen of Venus <br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistTaran]] - Taran of the Snow Tiger Tribe, New Moon <br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistEmerald]] - Lost Emerald, Full Moon <br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistKarn]] - Karn Railwalker, Night Caste <br> |
<b>Gone, but not Forgotten:</b><br> | <b>Gone, but not Forgotten:</b><br> | ||
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSydney]] - Sydney, the White Spider, Changing Moon <br> |
<b>Chronicle Background:</b> | <b>Chronicle Background:</b> | ||
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistReligion]] - A rough summary of the religion of the Mistlands<br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistKingdoms]] - A summary of the knowledge the players have about the kingdoms<br> |
<b>Game Sessions:</b> | <b>Game Sessions:</b> | ||
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionOne]] - The first session; tracking through the fog.<br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionTwo]] - In which the characters realize they really aren't in Kansas anymore.<br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionThree]] - Comprising an encounter with a living god, and a bit of a dilemma regarding the Chosen.<br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionFour]] - In which Sydney gambles with the Fair Folk. <br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionFive]] - In which Lost Emerald returns, and a battle with demons takes place. <br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionSix]] - In which the party gets a history lesson, and prepares to challenge gods. <br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionSeven]] - In which the party engineers a jailbreak. <br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionEight]] - In which the party challenges Karalak. <br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionNine]] - In which the party begins an ascent to godhood and unleashes an ancient evil. <br> |
| − | [[FrivYeti | + | [[FrivYeti/MistSessionTen]] - Threefold Binding of the Heart. That's all you need to know. <br> |
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Travelling through the frozen north, a small group of people stumble across something bizarre and incredible. The land into which they are sent is dangerous - can a group forged of nothing but chance and oppurtunity bring balance to the region?
Herein lies the tale of the (still fairly secretive) Mist Realm chronicle.
Characters:
FrivYeti/MistAlberon - Pendalus Alberon, Chosen of Venus
FrivYeti/MistTaran - Taran of the Snow Tiger Tribe, New Moon
FrivYeti/MistEmerald - Lost Emerald, Full Moon
FrivYeti/MistKarn - Karn Railwalker, Night Caste
Gone, but not Forgotten:
FrivYeti/MistSydney - Sydney, the White Spider, Changing Moon
Chronicle Background:
FrivYeti/MistReligion - A rough summary of the religion of the Mistlands
FrivYeti/MistKingdoms - A summary of the knowledge the players have about the kingdoms
Game Sessions:
FrivYeti/MistSessionOne - The first session; tracking through the fog.
FrivYeti/MistSessionTwo - In which the characters realize they really aren't in Kansas anymore.
FrivYeti/MistSessionThree - Comprising an encounter with a living god, and a bit of a dilemma regarding the Chosen.
FrivYeti/MistSessionFour - In which Sydney gambles with the Fair Folk.
FrivYeti/MistSessionFive - In which Lost Emerald returns, and a battle with demons takes place.
FrivYeti/MistSessionSix - In which the party gets a history lesson, and prepares to challenge gods.
FrivYeti/MistSessionSeven - In which the party engineers a jailbreak.
FrivYeti/MistSessionEight - In which the party challenges Karalak.
FrivYeti/MistSessionNine - In which the party begins an ascent to godhood and unleashes an ancient evil.
FrivYeti/MistSessionTen - Threefold Binding of the Heart. That's all you need to know.
