Quote from: James Gillen;818288When the serial killer collects his bodies into a cadaver pyramid, that's when you know you're dealing with someone who cares about his work.

Quote from: Session 3.3The PCs did not trust Leviathan nor his quest to slay Dazan Drune. However, they distrusted Dazan Drune more. That night, one of the sailors was attacked by strange dark dwellers and dragged into a cave. Baram found that the sailor had been changed such that he was allergic to light. In the morning, Stelaro dealt with a mutiny by sending the five most mutinous sailors to look for Leviathan's boat, hoping they would die on the island. The PCs then went into the cave and travelled deep under the island. They entered a cave system in which the dark dwellers lived. The dark dwellers proved to be shipwrecked sailors, made allergic to light by Dazan forcing them to be his slaves. They had recently rebelled from Dazan and sought refuge in the caves. The PCs also found a baby dragon's egg, which the dark dwellers had stolen from Dazan Drune.

Quote from: Session 3.4The dark walkers proved openly hostile toward Achindra after he had used magic, but the PCs convinced them to take them to Dazan Drune using a secret tunnel. The PCs discovered that the rats they had seen earlier were sentient and also servants of Dazan Drune. The rats seemed less hostile toward Dazan Drune than the dark walkers explaining that the sorcerer's melancholy was brought about by the leaving of his daughter, Rosa, who was also the Pale Lady that the PCs had heard haunting the walls of Targrim. As the PCs were led to Dazan, the dark walkers tried to kill Achindra by setting a chimera on him. After the chimera was defeated, the PCs ventured into the tower and confronted Dazan Drune, only to find him a sad, lonely old man. As they convinced Dazan to take them all to Targrim, Leviathan attacked, professing his undying love for Rosa. The PCs defeated Leviathan and his body fell from the top of the tower as mist rolled in from all around.