Alaram, the Kingdom Beneath the Mountain, has been destroyed and the civilians have taken refuge in Adhond, the Kingdom of the Emerald Dragon, and it has caused several domain Lords to turn to petition their King for aid and he he has sent messengers to the realms connected to them. Luma, while only recently discovered, is among the list of places these messengers have gone. The party must come to DS and prove themselves as heroes to gain the attention of the kingdoms and they will then ask for their aid in dealing with the dragons.

This is a Locked Inventory campaign. Shops in the campaign will have the same prices as Luma's shops, however the "Currency" is different. Upon acceptance you will be asked to create a custom counter for the currency. Anything you come in with will be locked in. This means you will need to be careful with what you bring.

This campaign will be Biweekly alternating with my Orbs of Power quest line and will have an expected duration of 3-4 hours per session. There are multiple sections with increasing difficulty.

Alaram, the Kingdom Beneath the Mountain, has been destroyed and the civilians have taken refuge in Adhond, the Kingdom of the Emerald Dragon, and it has caused several domain Lords to turn to petition their King for aid and he hes sent messengers to the realms connected to them. Luma, while only recently discovered, is among the list of places these messengers have gone. Your objective is simple to understand.

• Travel to Ariavale
• Gain the recognition and respect of the town and its people
• Be an adventurer. Go on quests, fight some monsters, maybe even escort a caravan as it travels to another town.

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LAG Membership is REQUIRED

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Sign-Up Sheet:

Pets/Summons:

Emerald Echo: (If your main sheet is level 7+)

Ruby Echo: (If your main sheet is level 13+)

Funds:** (List how much GP you are bringing into this.)

Inventory: (Please list ALL items you are bringing including consumables. I know it can be a pain, but it makes tracking easier in-world)