Aesop[edit | edit source]
You will soon depart to that place where those before you have gone, why do you miserably torment yourself, blind to the truth? Yes, I am speaking to you, you miser, who make your future heirs rejoice while depriving the gods of incense and depriving yourself of food. You stingy man, you save every penny for your estate, burdening heaven with promises you do not mean to keep, while you cut back on every possible funeral expense so that not even the goddess of undertakers will profit from your death! - Aesop
Aesop was a Kitsune (magic foxfolk) who originally owned the vessel later renamed to the SS NoSink. He attempted to steal from a Topaz Dragon named Prelnirith and profit off the stolen hoard, but was intercepted by the heroes of the adventure, who killed him and skinned him and turned him into a hat that would be worn by the ship's captain Harold.
Bleucorundum[edit | edit source]
Venaleth[edit | edit source]
Eros[edit | edit source]
Sro[edit | edit source]
Belle[edit | edit source]
Belle was a small girl rescued from Raritan by the Loxo Harold years befor the Greedy Green adventure. An orphan after the loss of her family (and running from her hometown), Belle found a new father figure in the Silver Dragon Sro.
Sro's ward, Belle was a paladin of Bahamut who worked closely alongside Sro, living in his lair with him, and learning all about Bahamut and the old eras of the dragons, She also had a boon from Sro that allowed her to alert him if there were intruders into his lair.
On more than one occasion, Sro would test Belle's might, as well as the might of other potential allies, by polymorphing Belle into a young dragon and having other heroes of the realm demonstrate their dragon slaying potential on her. Belle would learn more about the dragon lifestyle (perhaps in preperation for a Rite of Rebirth) while the heroes would learn what mistakes they made in battling the demo dragon.
Later on in the month of Shivicity, Belle heard that the mayor of Synara had been kidnapped. Knowing what must have happened, Belle gathered a group of heroes she met at The Protectors of the People up the mountains and towards her ward Sro. It turned out that Sro had not kidnapped the mayor necessarily, but asked and invited the mayor to step away and join him at the lair as "bait" such that Sro could speak candidly with the brave and the bold.
Ultimately this ended up with Belle once again being polymorphed and testing the new class of heroes in combat, she explained that the fights are scary and painful, and she fears that one day a hero will go too far, but she participates in these trials out of a devotion to Sro and Bahamut, not out of fear or force.
Archie Stewart[edit | edit source]
A member of the The Protectors of the People who was impressed by the work of the heroes during Cheshire's Assault on Seglock, formally inviting the heroes from the city to join their secret guild. He was a real grassroots and down-to-earth member of the PotP, and introduced many of the PotP's future leaders into the guild.
Frank[edit | edit source]
Sure, and we will also NOT give out any casks of wine or barrels of ale when they get donated either. We can just hang on to ALL the luxury items we get. That won't make us look like 'dragons.' People have the freedom to choose. What they eat, drink, and smoke, or who they lay with is their own business
Frank ran the inventory (Shipping and Receiving) of the The Protectors of the People for a while shortly after its founding, brought into the fray by Brenna herself. Frank kept a tally of weapons and useful items that its members would use to intimiade the rich, or pillage the powerful. This included both "Dragons" (like Baron Faro) and actual Dragons, provided there was a sizeable bounty on them.
Frank also was an expert of tracking Drakkoth movement patterns across Isonhound, in efforts to collect more Drakkoth Blood, a powerful weapon against Cheshire's Goblins and Cheshire's Orcs. He sent the players on small missions to capture a live Drakkoth which could be drained regularly for weaponization purposes.
Unfortunately it was Frank's "genius" idea to keep and bleed a drakkoth hostage that eventually led to an assualt on the PotP by Drakkoth forces, which also ultimately led to his own death.
O'key[edit | edit source]
O'key (sometimes misspelled Oakey) was a treant guardian of the waterfall grove that sheltered the The Protectors of the People. As the primary guard of the organization, O'key was stationed (rooted) at the top of the waterfall, looking for threats from above and below.
O'key was felled when the Protector of the People were surprise ambushed by Drakkoth warriors who had come to steal back a prisoner that was being held in the PotP hideout.
Sir Beren Cohnal[edit | edit source]
An elf warrior from the Sylvan Order whose ancient burial site was raided by Cheshire forces in an attempt to steal ancient artifacts and weapons from the Sylvan Order crypts.
Beren's spirit gave his blessing for the party to take the remaining equipment from his lieutenants' tombs.
Gregory[edit | edit source]
Gregory was the young adult son of Val, the town master of Apara, a crossroads village where the hags known as The Mothers frequently operated. Gregory had gotten himself involved in a cult, and after disappearing, drove his mother into a depression, which eventually culminated in the hags filling the town with their "joy bringing" treats such as Mother Love's Pie.
This in turn led to addiction and all manner of problems among the townsfolk, and eventually it was believed that finding and bringing back Gregory could be the cure for the town.
Gideon[edit | edit source]
If Gildroy Lockhard was a brass dragon bard. Gideon arrived late into the adventures, and primarily utilized the heroes of the realm to serve his own goals. As a bit of a playboy he made many babies and made many enemies. Sometimes both at the same time, as is the case with the black dragon Thymor'ala and the eggs that were laid thereafter.
Honesty and sincere to a fault, very encouraging and supportive, positive, uplifting, a bit overbearing. He would sometimes see the heroes as "children", and could be too doting, especially when they would be tasked with his own self-serving goals.
One of his eggs was absorbed by the demigod Silent after it was sacrificed to her by her acolyte D'Kacilius Venrai. As a result, Silent could then take on powerful draconic forms.
Bit of a pacifist, after making enemies with powerful hags, tasked the heroes of the realm to fight off the hags for him, conveniently flying away at the top of each battle saying: "I've got to go help with a different hag".
Unsurprisingly, when Feredemius devoured the realm, he fell victim to The Umbral Flood, turning into a shadow dragon and repeatedly trying to attack Seglock. He required purification, a process which taught the players the power of the Moonflower.
Aldean[edit | edit source]
Aldean El’Naddath of House Kessaria, Emissary of the Wold Order and member of the Sylvan Order.
He is comfortable with traditional decorum, customs and curtesies. Well spoken, but down to earth. He gets along well with all races and appreciates them for their differences. Falgrim playfully called him “Al” and he just rolled his eyes with a slight crack of a smile.
His clothes are a touch fancy but serviceable for traveling and doing a heroes business as needed.
On his main outer robe he has an Iron cross on a red field with the gold crescent moons of Correllon in the center circle of the cross, the symbol of the Sylvan Order.
Fun fact: He’s actually modeled after a PC a good friend of DM Dave who played at a LARP back in New Jersey. Great guy, great character.
Baron Faro[edit | edit source]
Baron Virion Faro [m/Eladrin Elf] - Head of the Faro family of Seglock. The only remaining original inhabitants of this once heavily forested area. Owns a large share of the Sheridan Lumber company. Rich, flamboyant, and self-absorbed Baron Faro earned his wealth and clout by establishing a relationship with the founders of Seglock and involving himself in all of their major ventures.
He holds no political position or power, he was given his title of "Baron" early in the Seglock's establishing days to make him feel important and convince him to look the other way as the city began to take shape around his elven estate.
After Cheshire's Assault on Seglock, Baron Faro pulled any of his funding and patronage from Seglock University, as a result of Cheshire's connections with the school. To make matters worse, Faro believed that Cheshire (and Tiamat) attacked Seglock specficially because so many heroes of the realm had made it their home. He motioned to have the heroes, such as the Band of the Iron Hawk, evicted.
This put him directly into the crosshairs of The Protectors of the People, a vigilante group of people who set their sites on powerful individuals and the power they abused. This came to a head when the Protectors publically accused the Baron of his evilness during a city hall meeting. After the confrontation, one Harold took it upon himself to begin spreading rumors that the Baron was into unorthodox private activities in his house, and that Harold should instead be elected the new Baron. Despite it not being an elected position...?
Kol Company[edit | edit source]
A looting band that sacked Briar Glen and sent sheriff Indy on a quest to track down and get vengeance. It's known that the company uses dynamite and arrows in their attacks.
Captains Kelim & Esteban[edit | edit source]
Kelim and Esteban were two Korreds who worked on the barge known as The River Queen, which needed a guard patrol (and thus hired the players) to protect their ship while they took supplies to a mining colony just outside of Sneerwell on the River Titicaca.
Ross[edit | edit source]
A beat poet from the Deeplake Musician's Guild. Some debate whether spoken word poetry is music, but those who think it is are VERY passionate about it. Ross helped fill the team in on some of the suspicious happenings around Deeplake.
Dr. Solfen[edit | edit source]
A dragonborn scientist with the Church of Innovation, operating the lab in Deeplake. After it was revealed that he was working for The Green Stag (see below) on a mission of territorial control against other dragons, the team robbed the laboratory of its equipment.
A scientist who offered his services to P'kinestra in return for his life. In return, P'kinestra pushes him and the Church of Innovation to target blue dragons as much as possible, as the ruins at Ethinok are TOO close to Deeplake, and P'kinestra is threatened by the blue dragons who had moved in there.
Slofen is not aware of P'kinestra's larger activities, including that P'kinestra is actually behind most disappearances.
Professor Nguyen[edit | edit source]
A Bioinformatics professor at Seglock University who had theorized and experimented with the relationship between Drakkoth and Cheshire's Goblins, teaching the players that the blood of the former could be used as a one-hit killer of the latter. Often seen traveling with his companion Autom.
Unfortunately, after Cheshire's Assault on Seglock, it was decided by Baron Faro that he would pull his patronage and funding to the university, the funding that previously funded Nguyen's experiments.
Professor Hargraves[edit | edit source]
Professor Theron Hargraves was a former assistant to Horatio Cheshire when they were at Seglock University together, Hargraves later became esteemed faculty of the school, but got into hot water when Horatio seemingly was able to infiltrate the school despite its heightened defenses in the wake of the draconic war. He was captured and interrogated by the heroes of the Greedy Green after the events of Cheshire's Assault on Seglock, who suspected him of cohorting with Cheshire, but was later released by the heroes into state custody by Seglock.
He was later visited in prison (guarded by Lt. Torso) by the heroes, where they learned the true depth of his connections with Horatio.
Professor Galloway[edit | edit source]
Another professor at Seglock University who was rescued by heroes in the battle of Cheshire's Assault on Seglock. Is Galloway named for his family? Was he named for the town? Who knows!
Tarian[edit | edit source]
A small boy who had stolen a ruby egg from Bleucorundum's lair, an egg that would later be vital to the resurrection of Sardior.
Gabriel[edit | edit source]
The deputy sheriff of Briar Glen who watched over the town while the real sheriff Indy was away.
Lorita[edit | edit source]
Lorita was a gnome tinkerer who lived in Luanda that had unknowingly used esoteric material from her hometown to craft a small flying Airship. She helped save some heroes from the town when it came under attack by Flame.
Before the attack, Lorita considered herself a Protector of Luanda, as the city was dangerously positioned near an abandoned magical obelisk which functioned as an imprisonment chamber for an even worse evil than Flame: Lord Belovaar.
Captain Visio[edit | edit source]
Visio was the captain of the guard of Seglock, he mostly handled issues including resolving bounties on players heads, or rounding up and getting refugees home after the heroes did their part to secure safe passage or heal the wounded.
In the aftermath of Cheshire's Assault on Seglock, Visio helps the heroes track down Professor Hargraves to investigate the underlying causes of the attack. Visio himself also undersaw burial operations of the soldiers and civilians lost in the attack.
He was not a fan of Seglock University or the controversial things they did there.
Gertrude[edit | edit source]
A local shop owner in Briar Glen who was reporting issues to Gabriel (who escalated to Indy) when a junvenile kobold robbed the store inthe middle of the night of specific comfort items, setting off the adventure to meeting Tragdor.
Tragdor[edit | edit source]
"I just teleport out of these types of situations. Fighting is a young folks game."
Am unusually old wizard ("I've been around far longer than I should have") and retired illusionist who impersonated a Dragon with illusion magic in order to gain the service of a whole clan of kobolds. He had a kobold he trusted named Do'ki who would sneak into Briar Glen and steal him the necessities like food and blankets. However, the kobolds only listened to the old wizard because he was using illusions. When the heroes arrived they impersonated "the ambassadors of Tiamat" which put the wizard in a scary position. He was relived to find out they weren't really ambassadors of Taimat, but he was hoping they wouldn't ruin his scam. Instead, the heroes killed the kobolds and left Tragdor to keep up his scam without the kobold servants, deeming him as having not broken any laws himself, now that the kobolds paid the price.
After his scam was ruined, he began to pay for his goods directly from Briar Glen, and also paid a small fee to pay back the store owner Gertrude.
Later on, he would hire the Greedy adventurers after his voice was stolen by an old ally of his, the magician and secret dragon Venaleth ("Mr. V") as a punishment for saying his real name (and not "Mr. V") to someone on the surface, risking revealing his appearance in the region.
Echemus[edit | edit source]
Gertrude[edit | edit source]
An old priestess who lived outside of Seglock and had connections to the moon followers of Eros.
The Green Stag[edit | edit source]
A mysterious Green Dragon that attacked Deeplake 3 years ago, and then seemingly began to pull strings among respected city citizens such as the church, the merchants, and the noble families.
Arbane Eilden[edit | edit source]
A powerful noble of the silk-merchant house of Eilden, based out of the lake city of Deeplake. Thralls of P'kinestra who are big into silk trade. Keep tabs on the players if they get word that Miles is back in town. Rumored to have connections to The Green Stag the the city's frequent disappearances. It was noted that shortly after The Green Stag was confirmed slain, Arbane Eilden went on the run. Some point to the two of them being the very same creature, while others believe that Arbane had made a powerful enemy in the dragon, and his failure to protect the Stag lead to him running for his life from any form of ghostly revenge.
The Crying Scryer[edit | edit source]
What we’ve been dealing with, everything we’ve accomplished, is all leading to something. The dragons, their kinfolk, were told to be pawns, minions to something so much more powerful. The enemies of Eros, according to this Scryer. He said that very soon, whoever or whatever is behind everything will be coming, and with him a terrible storm. Eros is said to be not long behind him, but we are to hold fast until the moon dragon can arrive.
The Crying Scryer was a Lunaran who lived at Rana Ndore, a holy mountain top near Hallasen. He was the guard and purveyor of the Crystal Moonwell, and upon visitation from the heroes of the realm, was willing to give them a scrying of the future. However, what he saw about The One That Waits revealed that the Moonwell was in danger. He asked the team to take the Moonwell with them from the site, where they would soon after set it up to protect the city of Seglock. Later on, the Crying Scyer passed a prophecy on to The Protectors of the People:
Cave un Eros, et erum te cavebit
This prophecy would lead heroes to investigate Cavebite Stream and eventually discover the lair of the Sapphire Dragon known as Bleucorundum
Tiriana[edit | edit source]
A magical bard and musician friend of Miles who brought him into the guild and gave him his lyre. Disappeared under mysterious circumstances in Deeplake, only to be found later a captive of The Green Stag in his lair, having been taken on the run to keep casting "Invisilbility" on him.
Tiriana and Miles continue to insist that they do NOT have any sort of romantic relationship, but we all know that Miles laid his life down on the line to save her in a very dramatic, very bardic fashion. Some say Miles is still in denial to this day.
Gozen Devakilla[edit | edit source]
An Oni Mercenary who hunts lesser folk and skins them to make exotic pelts, while robbing whatever material possessions they left behind in death. Slaughterer of the Skull Crushers.
Lootin Tootins[edit | edit source]
A subservient tribe of goblins in the Isonhound wilds who previously served a group of Bugbears known as the Skull Crushers, of which Ulka is the last of her kind.
The Igneous[edit | edit source]
A tribe of Shifters in the Isonhound wilds who have frequently been the target of draconic raids.
The Alluvium[edit | edit source]
A neighbouring tribe of longtooth Shifters who were well regarded for their elite militia. Despite being well guarded, even they could not stop dragons from raiding and stealing from their towns.
Mrs. Ludvater[edit | edit source]
A long time ago a Dragon came for me, and she saved me, it's time I return the favor
The wife of the mayor of Musso, Mrs. Ludvater put out an APB to the heroes of Isonhound for someone to rescue her husband from the terrible grasp of Sro, a silver dragon wyrm who loves to steal mayors and keep them as little captives in his lair. She was reunited with her husband and paid well for the mission.
Months later, Mrs. Ludvater was almost killed in the siege on Musso by Flame. However her husband starred death in the face while running through burning buildings to find and save her. He was successful, though it's believed both of them now worship Silent, a demigod of death that appeared in the town during the attack and seemed to have warded off the dragon, saving most of the buildings and 2/3rds of the town's citizens.
Cobalt[edit | edit source]
A shifter of the Igneous tribe who has been out in the wilds for years with an adventuring group of his own, investigating leads on the dragons who have been robbing the shifter tribes. A friend of Spinel's.
Court of Quartz[edit | edit source]
Formerly the site of a great temple, the Court of Quartz is set up in Jadenhill at the center of town, a massive mage tower that used to shield the town from crusaders and intruders looking to hunt its draconic inhabitants. They protected many treasures such as a large (dormant) gemstone dragon egg, and the Selune Splinter.
Pinky the Dragon Slayer[edit | edit source]
The man, the myth, the legend.
Pinkerton "Pinky" Dubois was born the last son of a minor noble family. Due to inheritance customs, his father made it very clear from an early age that Pinkerton would have to "make his own way in life". He was given the choice between studying at a temple or joining the military. Pinkerton decided on the military, specifically the navy - as it allowed him to get as far from his father as possible.
In the navy of his home kingdom, Pinkerton became a minor gunnery officer. He was skilled in his duties, but was often a disciplinary issue when not at his post. Eventually his superiors had enough with his antics and he was "accidentally" left ashore in a foreign port. However, skilled beings with knowledge of the sea are never long for work and Pinkerton quickly found another ship. His new ship specialized in moving cargo that would not be welcomed in many ports if its contents were publicly known. Now going by the name of Pinky, he did very well for himself on this ship and beat the odds for the majority called to such a life by retiring.
Pinky's life in his new station of Fasiltum was pleasant and uneventful. He would often go fishing, drink himself into a nap by noon and wake up in time to make happy hour in the town's tavern. Pinky knew this relaxed routine would be coming to an end when he spotted the survivors and adventurers from Jakalla. From his time aboard ship, he immediately recognized the make of the cannons. The gun he volunteered for was a model known to have a faulty site. However, despite trying to tell both the pale woman in blue and the elven bowwoman, both were too concerned to really hear him. Therefore, he was unsurprised when every shot his fun made missed.
Yet, at the climax of the battle, with the elf woman passed out and the dragon bearing down on him, Pinky took charge of his gun, compensated for the error in the site, and sent the ball down the throat of the dragon. From that moment forward, he became known as "Pinky the Dragon Slayer". However, this recognition was most annoying as he was old and just wanted to go back to drinking on the beach. As his surliness finally got people to leave him alone he was thankful of two things: the quite his "fishing trips" brought, and that he had worn brown pants the night of the dragon attack.
Mayor Ó Donnchú[edit | edit source]
The Mayor of Synàra, Ó Donnchú was the target of an attempted Mayor-napping by the silver dragon Sro, who was then fooled into taking another creature in the city center after being convinced that the lowly assistant was in fact the mayor of the city. Later on he was revealed to also have connections to the Wold Order
Ó Donnchú's son got involved with a cult that would involve him getting caught up in instances of murder, kidnapping, and robbery. Ó Donnchú hatched a plan with the heroes of the Greedy Green to drum up a cover story, and say that Ó Donnchú's son was an inside operator for the Wold Order, working to take down the cult from the inside. In reality, his son was just an idiot who didn't know what he was getting involved with. Instead of helping burn down evidence, the heroes took it back to The Protectors of the People, a vigilante guild or do-gooders who wanted to take down the 1% around Isonhound. This blackmail was great leverage over Ó Donnchú and the Synara wealthy class.
Definitely related to Muirin Ó Donnchú and Murray O'Donchu.
Ameeka Townsend[edit | edit source]
Ameeka Townsend was the mayor of Seglock. She oversaw reconstruction in the wake of Cheshire's Assault on Seglock, and lent aid to the Greedy Green heroes to investigate Cheshire's motivations in the aftermath of the attack.
She was good allies with Magus Vaeril Yinceran and Baron Faro
Rory[edit | edit source]
The amiable barkeep of the Locke & Key Tavern in the city of Seglock. Always willing to fill your glass (and your ear), this Satyr swears like a sailor but seems to have a heart of gold, or at least copper under his crass exterior. This is evidenced by his love and concern for the safety of his daughter, Wisty. He always keeps an ear to the ground and seems to "know a guy" for just about any situation. This could imply connections to Isonhound's Rimewald cabal, or another undercity crime syndicate with ties to the northern regions.
Magus Yinceran[edit | edit source]
A geodaury magus from Katharda Academy who also worked at Seglock University. As someone not loyal to the uni but who knew the ins and outs, Yinceran shared all she knew about the university with the heroes, which later helped them discern Horatio's motives to attacking, and ultimately provided a useful ally.
Tarian[edit | edit source]
Tarian was a young boy who lived in Tsojcanth who had "accidentally" stolen the Corundum Egg from Bleucorundum when they took it from the abandoned lab of the town's ex-wizard Revan. Tarian was tracked down by the players as the thief, and together with Tarian's help, the egg was returned to the rightful owner, ultimately used in the finale to rebirth Sardior himself.
Lord Belovaar[edit | edit source]
Lord of the Shadows, Belovaar was a much older shadow threat to Isonhound that had been contained centuries ago in an obelisk outside Luanda.
Wisty[edit | edit source]
"I am home". - Wisty while dying in Tordek's arms.
A New Dryad with distinct purple blooming hair, Wisty is/was the daughter of Rory. She travelled to Chillcrest Forest in Northern Sylvanry as part of a relief effort to aid settlers that had fallen victim to Lindwurm attacks. Her New Dryad body was slain by the Lindwurms; but after dying her lifeforce took root, transforming into a purple sapling which was recovered by the party sent to bring her home.
The sapling was taken by a number of parties including Dancer of the Boreal Valley, but eventually handed off to fellow Dryad Grandmush. It is unclear if this sapling will eventually grow into a clone of Wisty, or into a new creature descended from Wisty.
Madame Webe[edit | edit source]
Madame Webe (Web-bay) was a Lunaran priestess and survivor of the raid on Hallasen by the Drakkoth thralls of Feredemius. She believed that rumors of "The One That Waits" were simply stories of the Boogeyman.
Sandy[edit | edit source]
A mysterious goblin with elongated facial features, they are a purveyor of magical curios and dealer in strange currencies. Their "shop" constantly changes location, but if found (and for the right price) you could have access to treasures beyond your wildest imagination.
Raritan[edit | edit source]
A small elf girl from a tribe of map makers, Raritan had a very calm life while enjoying her guitar. Harold stopped by her tribe on a trading mission and was amazed on the quality of her maps. The likeness of her name to a town of his past seemed a clear sign to him and wouldn't take no for an answer. He insisted she join him as his navigator. She now accompanies Harold on the SS NoSink for adventures and riches while making additional maps for new travelers. Raritan was taken hostage by The Green Stag but ultimately saved by the team. She is an NPC and a consistent part of Harold's crew for as long as she still survives.
Pliny the Elder[edit | edit source]
An ancient Loxo and one of the 3 powerful judges of the Hummintru Tribe known as the One Eyed Arimaspians, Pliny the Elder holds many wise secrets, and can share much of his knowledge of Ysgardsil, Ysgard, and it's ancient connection to the Isonhound forests, as well as information on Fylgja.
Miranda Wright[edit | edit source]
A professor at Katharda Academy in the underdark who would come to the surface in search for her headmaster, the elusive "Mr. V"
Vincent[edit | edit source]
A scout that worked with Falgrim Norest on mountain expeditions, was briefly the wielder of the Emerald Blade
Sparklegem[edit | edit source]
Phillis "Sparklegem" Timbers was a former sports celebrity and older gnomish woman who sportscasted the Olympia Magisteria in Seglock who tends to wear leopard print clothes and has a chain smoker's gravelly voice. Last seen heading off alone into the night with one Cecil. 100% Cougar.
