Voraniss Questing: 1.5 The Circle of Crows

March 25, 2023

Site was M Duga's property - Granby, MA.

Event Holder was Derek Booke.

Event Description

After a mostly quiet winter, Sir Edwyn Rainecourt, the Lich, is on the move once more. It was unavoidable, I suspect, that such an evil would walk free again, but now yesterday’s problem has become today’s. 

This time, scouts under the employ of the Order of the Saintly Shadow have reported that Sir Edwyn and his minions are moving north towards a small wooded region. There are rumors of an old graveyard in the area, one guarded by the ancient Druidic order the Circle of Crows.

We remain uncertain what Edwyn seeks there. Perhaps it is more corpses for his undead army, perhaps not, but it is worth investigating before he adds another weapon to his repertoire. You will have to befriend the Druids there and see if you can discover what secrets this place holds and what its relationship is to our wayward necromancer.

I wish that I could join you for this adventure, but my blade is needed elsewhere. Duty calls, as many of you understand. I wish you the best of luck and hope that you will keep me apprised of your progress. Tread with caution, and take care of yourselves until we meet again.

-Second Sword Angelique Desormeaux
Order of the Saintly Shadow

Event Wrap-up

Voraniss Questing 1.5 Wrap-Up (X- Posted from Discord)

As I currently go through loads and loads of muddy undead laundry…I would like to thank the community at large for coming out in the rain to support the Voraniss event staff this past Saturday. As a team, we strive to create a fun experience for a wide range of players, and that is only possible when we have people to share it with. This event could have gone much differently because of the weather, but many of you stayed and stuck it out, which is truly motivating to our storytelling team.

Of course, this event would not have been possible without the many hands we had working in front and behind the scenes. Big thanks to Ken Crowley & co for letting us use their property and offering up an affordable event site to the community, as well as assisting with NPCing and providing a warm campfire. A second thank you to Travis Wilcox and Sarah Babineau for both NPCing and 3D printing a whole bunch of props for us, such as the event stealable potions and opening rocks in the mine! We are incredibly grateful to you.

To my fellow countryfolk, and good friends (looking at you, Anthony Quintana), thank you for the many hours of labor, cheese grating, spontaneous last-minute meetings, creative collaboration, excitement, and enthusiasm. I am proud to be a part of this team and can’t wait to plan the next event. Now, Craig, get back to work!

If you’re interested in interacting with the plot between events, please reach out to Renee Booke (Kindrianna) or me and we can get you started or point you in a direction, so it is easier to get involved.

Thanks again!

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