The Great Dungeon Crawl, Session 4b: Democracy Underground

May 30th, 1084 Korlai Reckoning.
Recap written by Torgo

Characters:
Terragen as "Bea" [108]
Torgo as "The Archwizard Blileninane" [115]
Krusher as "Fleck" [91]
Arthur as "Lyons" [91]
Void as "Ofydd" [92]
Ethan as "Baker" [91]

    After their short break in the dungeon mingling with the prisoners, the group set back forth. Having not found a pathway to the surface after their mishap with the teleportation dais, the party was forced to contend with their only paths ahead being filled with cultists, trolls, and undead. As usual, the first course of action was to vote on a plan of action.

The Great Dungeon Crawl, Session 4a: Professional Adventurers

May 30th, 1084 Korlai Reckoning.
Recap written by Torgo

Characters:
Terragen as "Bea" [101]
Torgo as "The Archwizard Blileninane" [106]
Krusher as "Fleck" [91]
Arthur as "Lyons" [91]
Void as "Ofydd" [92]
Ethan as "Baker" [91]

    At long last, after several ventures into that most foul dungeon marked by death, curses, and poverty, the party decided that safety and security is more important than scrounging over pennies. Therefor, even in the face of tyrannical taxation at the hands of King Winston II (may the gods forever curse his name), they paid the steep tax to become registered as the formal adventuring party Bob’s Berzerkers. Though Bea preferred the moniker of Bea’s Bitches, it was decided to instead honor Bob, the first of the party to give their life in pursuit of gold and glory. Considering the excruciating price of registering an adventuring band, Bea had to provide loans to several of the party members.

The Great Dungeon Crawl, Session 3: Goblin Mode

May 23rd, 1084 Korlai Reckoning.
Recap written by Torgo
 

Characters:
Terragen as "Bea" [96]
Torgo as "The Archwizard Blileninane" [99]
Krusher as "Fleck" [85]
Arthur as "Lyons" [85]
Brian as “Anathenna” [85] 
Void as "Ofydd" [86] 
Ethan as "Baker" [85]

    There comes a time in every proper dungeon expedition when good sense, reasoned calculations, the survival of your fellow adventurers, and a grotesque hunger for treasure must be weighed against the simple truth that more bodies makes for better odds.