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==Trivia== | |||
Despite being the first campaign set in Oberon, this wasn't the first campaign set in [[Thorast]]. Much of this campaign was lifted from the notes on a short campaign that ran in 2010, using a previous incarnation of the game world. | |||
Latest revision as of 15:07, 6 September 2020
Starting in 2017 there was a series of games run in the world of Oberon, spread over two groups. This page is dedicated to that campaign.
The Player Characters
The Player Characters (PCs) that were part of this campaign are as follows:
- Gnarvak Underheim
- Io Sincere
- Jeremiah Fizzlebang
- Maxine Maenius
- Myles Freeman
- Nimueh Sylvinalis
- Roric Pinethorn
- Scylla Abraxas
- Titus Vindictus
Location
The vast majority of the campaign was played in the Kingdom of Thorast, which is why this wiki has more entries for that country than any else.
Sessions
The "Session Log" for this campaign was initially split into the following chapters:
- The Complete Group-Chapter One
- The Complete Group-Chapter Two
- The Complete Group-Chapter Three
- The Complete Group-Chapter Four
And then split based on day of the week played on:
Trivia
Despite being the first campaign set in Oberon, this wasn't the first campaign set in Thorast. Much of this campaign was lifted from the notes on a short campaign that ran in 2010, using a previous incarnation of the game world.
