Capace

A lone Courser is seen strutting down a road leading to Ostermark with a man lying over the side of the saddle. The Courser would stop in front of the party where the scene can be investigated further. The man strewn across the Courser would appear to have multiple injuries, would be unconscious, and obviously seeming to be in poor condition. The man would awaken out of his deep unconsciousness, speaking in a hard to understand tone. The party would be able to hear him muttering about a mineshaft near the ocean that had been flooded with little to no more information than that. As far as the man is aware, he is the only survivor. Now that the players know where the event will take place, they do not know the exact location of the flooded mineshaft. If the party inspects horse, they would find a small piece of parchment paper inside the saddlebag. The parchment paper would give the coordinates to a small mining shack just outside the flooded mineshaft. The entrance to the mineshaft would be accessible, but only through a small hole in the wall, big enough for the average human. It would not be hard though to break through the surrounding stone with a tool or a larger race creature, such as a Golem. Once inside the mineshaft, players would be met with a winding series of mined out tunnels, flooded with water. To make the tunnels traversable, air pockets will be set throughout the area so that players will not drown while swimming through the mineshaft. Along the way, players will be met with multiple stopping points for players to regain their strength and search for goods. At the end of the tunnel, players will be met with a poisonous water snake, baring the name Ular Beracun. After the creature had been slain, players would be able to strip different items off of it (certain goods would only be able to be obtained by high rolls). Players would be able to escape the flooded mineshaft by locating a small geyser underground which would take the players to the surface.

A merchant is seen in the distance with what seems to be a small trade stop. The party wanders over towards the merchant where they are greeted with a large display of odds and ends. The merchant is an older man, around his 60s. The players are allowed to search through the large disarray of items, selecting items they wish to purchase or possibly trade for. The quantity of items that the merchant has is quite abundant, enough for all players to go around. The items range from simple wooden bracelets to large vases and other decorative items. When searching through the items that the merchant has to offer, each player will be given a chance to roll for the possibility to find a somewhat rare items within the merchant's storage. Players may to choose to either attempt to steal items or buy/trade for them legitimately. Stealing will not be an easy task though, as the merchant is travelling with an elite force of men that will not hesitate to attempt hostile actions against the thieves if they are caught. Players may roll to steal an item, but if the players roll is not significantly higher than the merchant's roll, the player would be assumed caught in the action of stealing and the elite soldiers would attack the player in order to re-confiscate the items stolen. If the merchant's soldiers are eliminated, the players may scavenge through items once more in hopes to obtain a rare item.

A lone Courser is seen strutting down a road leading to Ostermark with a man lying over the side of the saddle. The Courser would stop in front of the party where the scene can be investigated further. The man strewn across the Courser would appear to have multiple injuries, would be unconscious, and obviously seeming to be in poor condition. The man would awaken out of his deep unconsciousness, speaking in a hard to understand tone. The party would be able to hear him muttering about a mineshaft near the ocean that had been flooded with little to no more information than that. As far as the man is aware, he is the only survivor. Now that the players know where the event will take place, they do not know the exact location of the flooded mineshaft. If the party inspects horse, they would find a small piece of parchment paper inside the saddlebag. The parchment paper would give the coordinates to a small mining shack just outside the flooded mineshaft. The entrance to the mineshaft would be accessible, but only through a small hole in the wall, big enough for the average human. It would not be hard though to break through the surrounding stone with a tool or a larger race creature, such as a Golem. Once inside the mineshaft, players would be met with a winding series of mined out tunnels, flooded with water. To make the tunnels traversable, air pockets will be set throughout the area so that players will not drown while swimming through the mineshaft. Along the way, players will be met with multiple stopping points for players to regain their strength and search for goods. At the end of the tunnel, players will be met with a poisonous water snake, baring the name Ular Beracun. After the creature had been slain, players would be able to strip different items off of it (certain goods would only be able to be obtained by high rolls). Players would be able to escape the flooded mineshaft by locating a small geyser underground which would take the players to the surface.

A merchant is seen in the distance with what seems to be a small trade stop. The party wanders over towards the merchant where they are greeted with a large display of odds and ends. The merchant is an older man, around his 60s. The players are allowed to search through the large disarray of items, selecting items they wish to purchase or possibly trade for. The quantity of items that the merchant has is quite abundant, enough for all players to go around. The items range from simple wooden bracelets to large vases and other decorative items. When searching through the items that the merchant has to offer, each player will be given a chance to roll for the possibility to find a somewhat rare items within the merchant's storage. Players may to choose to either attempt to steal items or buy/trade for them legitimately. Stealing will not be an easy task though, as the merchant is travelling with an elite force of men that will not hesitate to attempt hostile actions against the thieves if they are caught. Players may roll to steal an item, but if the players roll is not significantly higher than the merchant's roll, the player would be assumed caught in the action of stealing and the elite soldiers would attack the player in order to re-confiscate the items stolen. If the merchant's soldiers are eliminated, the players may scavenge through items once more in hopes to obtain a rare item.

The Krag, home of the Rurikguard and Prince Artyom Ruric. Norland is the home to natives known as the Norlanders, often proclaimed as having some of the strongest, toughest, most courageous, brave-hearted warriors the Isles of Axios have ever lain their eyes on. Ice has surrounded the base of the Krag, about five feet thick. The thick ice can hold around 8-10 tons; the ice is so thick not even icebreakers on the Ostavarian Pride can penetrate the ice sheets. Winter is at its peak in Norland, creating harsh snowstorms that are almost unbearable to pass through. Sundown is arriving soon but a blizzard has just started up, cutting line of sight to only a few feet in front of you. Peasants, the Rurikguard, and nobles are returning to their homes for the night, ready to take on one of the worst snowstorms of the year. Everyone has settled into their homes for the night, quickly starting up the fires to keep warm, hugging themselves tight to their fur blankets and coats. A majority of the Rurikguard are residing in the gatehouse around a single fire, trying to stay warm. All of a sudden, the ground shakes for a few seconds before resting to its normal state. About a minute later the ground shakes again, but with more power and for a longer duration. One of the walls to the gatehouse collapses, exposing the Rurikguard to a huge gust from the blizzard winds. Soon after, a large pack of wolves begin to storm inside the gatehouse, attempting to tear the Rurikguard to shreds. As soon as the pack of wolves has been slain, a loud, screeching cry can be heard in the near distance. The sound erupts throughout the Krag, surely waking anyone that may have been sleeping. No one can tell what kind of beast the sound erupted from, but they would soon find out. A large beast would climb up out of a small cave near the base of the Krag. It climbs up one of the stone pillars holding the rope bridge together. The beast storms across the bridge, making its way around the wall, entering inside the Krag. The beast locates one of the nearest huts, immediately taking its rage out on the home, tearing the home apart, limb by limb. As this is going on, it continues to let out the screeching cries. Anyone willing to adventure outside their homes and determine the location of this screeching cry would be met face to face with a beast known as Vintre Dyr. The beast would maneuver on four legs, but stand on two when entering combat. It stands vertically at 12 feet, a width of 3 feet, weighing in at close to 5,500 pounds. It is covered in a fur coat, white as the fresh snow of an early winter snowfall. Anyone willing to protect their lovely land would stand together in hopes to fight off the beast. Vintre Dyr would be accompanied by multiple wolf packs, ready to sink their teeth into the thick skin of the Norland natives. Players will RP Fight Vintre Dyr and PvE the wolves. It will be a tough fight, seeing as there is currently a harsh blizzard causing frontal visibility to be limited to only three feet in front of each player. If the players manage to slay Vintre Dyr and the wolf packs, they will be rewarded with a substantial amount of treasure which is being hoarded in the cave that Vintre Dyr was resting. After Vintre Dyr and the wolf packs have been killed, a single wolf will show obedience to the group and will lead them to the Vintre Dyr's horde of treasure. Players may also loot whatever they wish off Vintre Dyr and the wolves to a certain extent.

A lone Courser is seen strutting down a road leading to Ostermark with a man lying over the side of the saddle. The Courser would stop in front of the party where the scene can be investigated further. The man strewn across the Courser would appear to have multiple injuries, would be unconscious, and obviously seeming to be in poor condition. The man would awaken out of his deep unconsciousness, speaking in a hard to understand tone. The party would be able to hear him muttering about a mineshaft near the ocean that had been flooded with little to no more information than that. As far as the man is aware, he is the only survivor. Now that the players know where the event will take place, they do not know the exact location of the flooded mineshaft. If the party inspects horse, they would find a small piece of parchment paper inside the saddlebag. The parchment paper would give the coordinates to a small mining shack just outside the flooded mineshaft. The entrance to the mineshaft would be accessible, but only through a small hole in the wall, big enough for the average human. It would not be hard though to break through the surrounding stone with a tool or a larger race creature, such as a Golem. Once inside the mineshaft, players would be met with a winding series of mined out tunnels, flooded with water. To make the tunnels traversable, air pockets will be set throughout the area so that players will not drown while swimming through the mineshaft. Along the way, players will be met with multiple stopping points for players to regain their strength and search for goods. At the end of the tunnel, players will be met with a poisonous water snake, baring the name Ular Beracun. After the creature had been slain, players would be able to strip different items off of it (certain goods would only be able to be obtained by high rolls). Players would be able to escape the flooded mineshaft by locating a small geyser underground which would take the players to the surface.

A merchant is seen in the distance with what seems to be a small trade stop. The party wanders over towards the merchant where they are greeted with a large display of odds and ends. The merchant is an older man, around his 60s. The players are allowed to search through the large disarray of items, selecting items they wish to purchase or possibly trade for. The quantity of items that the merchant has is quite abundant, enough for all players to go around. The items range from simple wooden bracelets to large vases and other decorative items. When searching through the items that the merchant has to offer, each player will be given a chance to roll for the possibility to find a somewhat rare items within the merchant's storage. Players may to choose to either attempt to steal items or buy/trade for them legitimately. Stealing will not be an easy task though, as the merchant is travelling with an elite force of men that will not hesitate to attempt hostile actions against the thieves if they are caught. Players may roll to steal an item, but if the players roll is not significantly higher than the merchant's roll, the player would be assumed caught in the action of stealing and the elite soldiers would attack the player in order to re-confiscate the items stolen. If the merchant's soldiers are eliminated, the players may scavenge through items once more in hopes to obtain a rare item.

The Krag, home of the Rurikguard and Prince Artyom Ruric. Norland is the home to natives known as the Norlanders, often proclaimed as having some of the strongest, toughest, most courageous, brave-hearted warriors the Isles of Axios have ever lain their eyes on. Ice has surrounded the base of the Krag, about five feet thick. The thick ice can hold around 8-10 tons; the ice is so thick not even icebreakers on the Ostavarian Pride can penetrate the ice sheets. Winter is at its peak in Norland, creating harsh snowstorms that are almost unbearable to pass through. Sundown is arriving soon but a blizzard has just started up, cutting line of sight to only a few feet in front of you. Peasants, the Rurikguard, and nobles are returning to their homes for the night, ready to take on one of the worst snowstorms of the year. Everyone has settled into their homes for the night, quickly starting up the fires to keep warm, hugging themselves tight to their fur blankets and coats. A majority of the Rurikguard are residing in the gatehouse around a single fire, trying to stay warm. All of a sudden, the ground shakes for a few seconds before resting to its normal state. About a minute later the ground shakes again, but with more power and for a longer duration. One of the walls to the gatehouse collapses, exposing the Rurikguard to a huge gust from the blizzard winds. Soon after, a large pack of wolves begin to storm inside the gatehouse, attempting to tear the Rurikguard to shreds. As soon as the pack of wolves has been slain, a loud, screeching cry can be heard in the near distance. The sound erupts throughout the Krag, surely waking anyone that may have been sleeping. No one can tell what kind of beast the sound erupted from, but they would soon find out. A large beast would climb up out of a small cave near the base of the Krag. It climbs up one of the stone pillars holding the rope bridge together. The beast storms across the bridge, making its way around the wall, entering inside the Krag. The beast locates one of the nearest huts, immediately taking its rage out on the home, tearing the home apart, limb by limb. As this is going on, it continues to let out the screeching cries. Anyone willing to adventure outside their homes and determine the location of this screeching cry would be met face to face with a beast known as Vintre Dyr. The beast would maneuver on four legs, but stand on two when entering combat. It stands vertically at 12 feet, a width of 3 feet, weighing in at close to 5,500 pounds. It is covered in a fur coat, white as the fresh snow of an early winter snowfall. Anyone willing to protect their lovely land would stand together in hopes to fight off the beast. Vintre Dyr would be accompanied by multiple wolf packs, ready to sink their teeth into the thick skin of the Norland natives. Players will RP Fight Vintre Dyr and PvE the wolves. It will be a tough fight, seeing as there is currently a harsh blizzard causing frontal visibility to be limited to only three feet in front of each player. If the players manage to slay Vintre Dyr and the wolf packs, they will be rewarded with a substantial amount of treasure which is being hoarded in the cave that Vintre Dyr was resting. After Vintre Dyr and the wolf packs have been killed, a single wolf will show obedience to the group and will lead them to the Vintre Dyr's horde of treasure. Players may also loot whatever they wish off Vintre Dyr and the wolves to a certain extent.

A lone Courser is seen strutting down a road leading to Ostermark with a man lying over the side of the saddle. The Courser would stop in front of the party where the scene can be investigated further. The man strewn across the Courser would appear to have multiple injuries, would be unconscious, and obviously seeming to be in poor condition. The man would awaken out of his deep unconsciousness, speaking in a hard to understand tone. The party would be able to hear him muttering about a mineshaft near the ocean that had been flooded with little to no more information than that. As far as the man is aware, he is the only survivor. Now that the players know where the event will take place, they do not know the exact location of the flooded mineshaft. If the party inspects horse, they would find a small piece of parchment paper inside the saddlebag. The parchment paper would give the coordinates to a small mining shack just outside the flooded mineshaft. The entrance to the mineshaft would be accessible, but only through a small hole in the wall, big enough for the average human. It would not be hard though to break through the surrounding stone with a tool or a larger race creature, such as a Golem. Once inside the mineshaft, players would be met with a winding series of mined out tunnels, flooded with water. To make the tunnels traversable, air pockets will be set throughout the area so that players will not drown while swimming through the mineshaft. Along the way, players will be met with multiple stopping points for players to regain their strength and search for goods. At the end of the tunnel, players will be met with a poisonous water snake, baring the name Ular Beracun. After the creature had been slain, players would be able to strip different items off of it (certain goods would only be able to be obtained by high rolls). Players would be able to escape the flooded mineshaft by locating a small geyser underground which would take the players to the surface.

A merchant is seen in the distance with what seems to be a small trade stop. The party wanders over towards the merchant where they are greeted with a large display of odds and ends. The merchant is an older man, around his 60s. The players are allowed to search through the large disarray of items, selecting items they wish to purchase or possibly trade for. The quantity of items that the merchant has is quite abundant, enough for all players to go around. The items range from simple wooden bracelets to large vases and other decorative items. When searching through the items that the merchant has to offer, each player will be given a chance to roll for the possibility to find a somewhat rare items within the merchant's storage. Players may to choose to either attempt to steal items or buy/trade for them legitimately. Stealing will not be an easy task though, as the merchant is travelling with an elite force of men that will not hesitate to attempt hostile actions against the thieves if they are caught. Players may roll to steal an item, but if the players roll is not significantly higher than the merchant's roll, the player would be assumed caught in the action of stealing and the elite soldiers would attack the player in order to re-confiscate the items stolen. If the merchant's soldiers are eliminated, the players may scavenge through items once more in hopes to obtain a rare item.

The Krag, home of the Rurikguard and Prince Artyom Ruric. Norland is the home to natives known as the Norlanders, often proclaimed as having some of the strongest, toughest, most courageous, brave-hearted warriors the Isles of Axios have ever lain their eyes on. Ice has surrounded the base of the Krag, about five feet thick. The thick ice can hold around 8-10 tons; the ice is so thick not even icebreakers on the Ostavarian Pride can penetrate the ice sheets. Winter is at its peak in Norland, creating harsh snowstorms that are almost unbearable to pass through. Sundown is arriving soon but a blizzard has just started up, cutting line of sight to only a few feet in front of you. Peasants, the Rurikguard, and nobles are returning to their homes for the night, ready to take on one of the worst snowstorms of the year. Everyone has settled into their homes for the night, quickly starting up the fires to keep warm, hugging themselves tight to their fur blankets and coats. A majority of the Rurikguard are residing in the gatehouse around a single fire, trying to stay warm. All of a sudden, the ground shakes for a few seconds before resting to its normal state. About a minute later the ground shakes again, but with more power and for a longer duration. One of the walls to the gatehouse collapses, exposing the Rurikguard to a huge gust from the blizzard winds. Soon after, a large pack of wolves begin to storm inside the gatehouse, attempting to tear the Rurikguard to shreds. As soon as the pack of wolves has been slain, a loud, screeching cry can be heard in the near distance. The sound erupts throughout the Krag, surely waking anyone that may have been sleeping. No one can tell what kind of beast the sound erupted from, but they would soon find out. A large beast would climb up out of a small cave near the base of the Krag. It climbs up one of the stone pillars holding the rope bridge together. The beast storms across the bridge, making its way around the wall, entering inside the Krag. The beast locates one of the nearest huts, immediately taking its rage out on the home, tearing the home apart, limb by limb. As this is going on, it continues to let out the screeching cries. Anyone willing to adventure outside their homes and determine the location of this screeching cry would be met face to face with a beast known as Vintre Dyr. The beast would maneuver on four legs, but stand on two when entering combat. It stands vertically at 12 feet, a width of 3 feet, weighing in at close to 5,500 pounds. It is covered in a fur coat, white as the fresh snow of an early winter snowfall. Anyone willing to protect their lovely land would stand together in hopes to fight off the beast. Vintre Dyr would be accompanied by multiple wolf packs, ready to sink their teeth into the thick skin of the Norland natives. Players will RP Fight Vintre Dyr and PvE the wolves. It will be a tough fight, seeing as there is currently a harsh blizzard causing frontal visibility to be limited to only three feet in front of each player. If the players manage to slay Vintre Dyr and the wolf packs, they will be rewarded with a substantial amount of treasure which is being hoarded in the cave that Vintre Dyr was resting. After Vintre Dyr and the wolf packs have been killed, a single wolf will show obedience to the group and will lead them to the Vintre Dyr's horde of treasure. Players may also loot whatever they wish off Vintre Dyr and the wolves to a certain extent.