Advanced Drinking & Dragons

What secrets was Dzaan hiding in the tower when he slew his hirelings?  The group comes face to face with one answer, and it's not what they expected.

Threats below defeated, the group intends to take a moment to lick their wounds.  The world above has other ideas.

Strange lights over the snow cause the gnolls to scatter.  What is this unusual phenomenon?

An opportunity to discuss the whale trade with a friendly barbarian provides greater insight in the dangers to be faced to the north.

Revelations by the mirror lead to much speculation, and a consideration for the incomplete shield golem at Karkalok.

After far too long, the group is determined to bring Copper's supplies to Macreadus at the Black Cabin.  Once there however, paranoia sets in quickly.

The squirrels tell no fibs.  The group meets a figure they've heard some tell of in the past, and experiences a short-lived celebration.

The group at last arrives on the shore of the Sea of Moving Ice.  The Rehged whalers are not to be trifled with.

A longship carries our heroes to the wreckage of the Dark Duchess, lodged firmly in an iceberg on the Sea of Moving Ice.

Surprises abound at the Dark Duchess, and the freezing ocean spares no one.

Things have gone from bad to worse, as though a major foe is dispatched the group is still on death's doorstep.

A writhing mass of tentacles and muscle, and that's just the goblin!

You must gather your party before venturing forth.  And so they do, with the group mounting a last minute shopping trip at Bryn Shander before setting out to claim the vessel of their looted shield amulet.

A venture to the ruined fortress of Karkolohk does not go as planned, as something new and strange has set in there...

The group reunites on the shore of the Sea of Moving Ice, and discusses their plans to entreat with the great whale Angajuk.

Landing on the Isle of Solstice was just the beginning for our heroes.

As gods are wont to do, the group must be tested to explore the ominous tower where Helgrinsdottir once stood.

The group has weathered much in the forever-night of Icewind Dale, but are they prepared for true isolation?

The trials of the Frostmaiden behind them, the Roc arrives and things get dangerous.

Things go from bad to worse, and the Roc makes off with one of the party in the throes of death.

Things haven't gone according to plan at the tower, but one divine plan is being put into motion.

The final passage opens the way - but not if an old friend has anything to say about it.

It comes down to this - the incantation read aloud, the ambush of an old foe, and the arrival of something far worse.

Blocked in from behind, it's a race against the clock to scout the caves before the Frostmaiden continues her mad pursuit.

Oona comes face to face with the man of her dreams.

How much survived the fall of the Netherese cities?  That's something of a trick question, it would appear.

Enterprising merchants will set up shop anywhere, as seems to be the case with the ancient ruins of the flying city Ythryn.  Are our heroes buying what they're selling?

Exploration of the fallen city is made with great haste as the vengeful goddess is hot (cold?) on their heels.  So what is it that's so damn compelling about this arboretum?

The spire at the city's center houses traps, mysteries, and an unusual banquet.

The mechanism itself is an obstacle for our heroes in their efforts to end the everlasting Rime.  With its warping effect on magic, how will they measure up to the device's own architect?

Nowhere left to run, the group has ancient and powerful enemies on all sides. 

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.  What is to be the final legacy of the ancient city and the horrors of its fall?