PrinceCon XLII - Life, the Multiverse, and Everything

The Call to Action #

Our wise and benevolent leader, Gargravarr, heads the Council of Light and has great plans for the future. You as PCs, however, have direct experience with Gargravarr. You see, you weren’t originally born here. You first gained immortality when Gargravarr came to your home world. But, that was only useful long enough to witness him consuming, and ultimately destroying, your world. You have your work cut out for you if you wish to see a future for this world.

Theme Teaser #

Agrajag woke up. Something was wrong. His body felt so…small. He
stumbled to his…feet? He stared at the five toed pads. Attached to
thin legs. Where were his long, muscular legs, tapering to finely shod
hooves? This was all wrong. He was Eponai, not an Elf!

What did he remember? Yes, the final battle. Leading the Eponai
cavalry in the final rout of the Unseelie Court’s host. Throwing the
severed head of the Unseelie King at the feet of Lord Gargravarr.
Gargravarr, who had given Agrajag immortality, and command of the
cavalry of the Bright Hosts. Gargravarr, who in his moment of victory,
was no longer the Bright One. He opened his mouth, and within it Agrajag
found oblivion, for himself, and for his world.

Blinking back the memory, Agrajag saw clothing that fit his new body,
and dressed hurriedly. He opened the door, and saw a bustle of
activity. People conferring. Weapons being handed out. Elves, humans,
even gnomes going to and fro, putting on gear, looking at maps,
trading tools. Groups gathering and leaving. A man in leather jerkin
came up and said, “Just arrive? Go over there!” Some half dozen people
of various races sat, listening to an Elf (who looked disconcertingly
like the Unseelie King whose head he had cut off seemingly hours ago).
The Elf turned toward him and said “Welcome, brother! Join us in
resisting Gargravarr!”

Agrajag’s new elfin ears perked up at the name. He sat down and listened.

PrinceCon 42 Summaries & Run Recaps: #

Awards: #

Master of Hireling Hall:

Megan Coppock

Best Player:

Gael Lambert

Roleplaying:

Eric Bowen

Strategy:

Rob Tuinstra

Tatics:

Jacob Lisner