9 Lives: Death & Glory (D&D)

In which things get smokey and things sink to an all-time low under the temple of Erathis. Will Marzal get the last laugh? If he does, will anything good come of it?

While Greckle takes a well-deserved drinkOthers make an unholy stink

In which Marzal the High Priest of Erathis in Portree finds that it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than it is for our friends to enter his portal...

You'd think a drink would do no harmBut watch out for spells that charm

In which the increasingly suspicious adventurers finally venture into the Temple of Erathis to hear what High Priest Marzal has in mind for them, following on from the destruction of the Rod of Obeissance.

In which Takata in the guise of Justice Morales enjoys a very good dinner along with Greckle and Silver at the exclusive Lugosi's restaurant and gains access to a well-stocked bank account courtesy of their host, Majan, a philanthropist half-elf lady with an vested interest in helping goblin-kind, Greckle notwithstanding...

Syphax has a ship, the Armadillo, skippered by the  redoubtable Captain Pythagorax. His terms are a salary or a share of the profits. And where do they come from? Slavery, that's where! And who is down with that? Let's find out, shall we?

An Arena fight can be quite a ballBut now it's time to make a house call

In which the four heroes join the slave trader, Syphax, at a garden party and decide to accept work aboard his ship, the Armadillo, on its upcoming voyage. Under the precise hand of Captain Pythagorax, they will be heading off to the city of Nesstlehaven to bring back a cargo of criminals for the slave market in Portree. At least, that's the plan...

¡Bienvenidos todos y todas! Greckle the World's Tallest Goblin, Silver Frostfand the Master Cookie Chef, Takata the Mysterious Tabaxi and Epio the Artificer with his mechanical lion Greg! What an unlikely combination of talents and desires..They hit the city of Portree and meet up at the slave market.It doesn't take long for Trouble to find them and it takes even less time for Trouble to need a healing potion... Hasta luego, amigas e amigos.

Greckle, Silver, Takata and Epio have to explain their way out of the mess in the Slave Market Arena after the Rod of Obeisance is destroyed after the creepy spellcaster thief died at their hands. Let the journey begin with the first tottering footsteps...

Greckle, Silver, Takata and Epio begin to make connections in Portree as they prepare for their interview at Dungbeetle Scrubs and meet people interestedin their part in the destruction of the Rod of Obeisance.

Find out who is who in our star-spangled cast and the enjoy(?) a glass of uruk ale at the Brewer's Brains Tavern.

In which Silver invades a kitchen, an elf named Vitrol makes himself less than popular and the unfathomable Ead slips in and out of the shadows.

In which Epio's balls cause confusion and Takata clings on to his scythe while Greckle stands taller then ever as Silver bakes the plot to perfection.

Greckle the World's Tallest Goblin and sartorial paragon unleashes his thoughts on the comings and goings of recent times, displaying an uncanny knack for mistaking the obvious and penetrating the obscure. The Thoughts of Chairman Mao pale in comparison.

In which Portree's finest chef hires a curious new cook for the Brewer's Brains and a shopping spree is embarked upon. All this as our glorious adventures edge closer to their cross examination at Dungbeetle Scrubs to account for their part in the city's slave-control problem.

In which Ead takes a firm hold on proceedings, Colombinius probably wishes he was still dead and Takata continues to strive mightily to hang on to Creepy Ron's magic scythe.

In which Epio tries immolation, Greckle poses as a dart board, Takata almostkeeps his hair own and Silver acts all foxy before bearing his necessities. Time to roll initiative!

His words ring true,Greckle knows a thing or two!

He's standing tall and looking goodBut he still can't see past Takatas's hood

A well-dressed goblin's a splendid sightEspecially when he has to fight