I’m sorry guys, but due to my college workload I’ll be dropping out of the game. Javert, I’m sorry to have to quit because you’re an amazing mod, and the story is brilliant. I simply don’t feel I can continue to post on a regular basis. Thanks for creating such a great story. Regards, Kiaron. Thanks...

I’m really sorry for my lengthy absence guys, and even sorrier for the following announcement. I’m quitting the mod team. I took what was meant to be a short break over Christmas, but I’m in my final year of college and my workload has increased to the point where I no longer have the time required...

Dashing after the guard into the building Dah’menk appraised their new companions with a smile. Mercenaries - highly skilled mercenaries from what he’d seen. However, their situation was still grim. The beastmen and their allies appeared to be running rampant across the city, and twelve elves – no m...

With the rope to assist his climbing Khaina found it easy to haul himself out of the pit. Swinging over the top he was confronted by Gall and four guards. Gaal’s face was white with rage and she looked as if she was going to try and kill him with her bare hands. Khaina was unconcerned by this, as h...

For a few seconds the voice in the shadows was silent, and Karios began to wonder if there was anyone there at all. He strained his eyes trying to pierce the gloom but the darkness was so complete that the world might as well have ended in front of him. He began to feel dizzy, without any point of ...

Dah'menk was pleased to see that at least some of the guard had survived. Much safer to be with them than letting Dqorta choose our direction, especially since Dqorta is loosing henchmen at a fairly rapid pace. His eyes flashed to the blood covered shade, who seemed to be struggling to master his in...

Amused by the low quality of their opposition Zarloyth tensed, intending to use the dog-man’s momentum again him. With his sword slightly dipped to lure the monster on he braced to receive the charge. To his right the young elf held his ground out of bravery of foolishness and seemed prepared to ta...

The handbow’s recoil was far greater than Dah’menk had anticipated and the spray of bolts he loosed towards the ungor failed to kill it. Still the weapon had done its job and created an opening – drawing and lunging in one fluid motion he stabbed the wounded creature through the heart before it coul...

OOC: Sorry for the delay, I've been sick for the last few days. I'm painfully aware that I've missed the last fewdeadlines, and I'm going to try and get my act together. Expect a proper post tommorow.

Captain Sloassai grinned as the final two mercenaries agreed to the terms. Welcome to the militia! We leave for your first mission immediately. Follow me. With that he strolled casually out of the watch station, the guards marching in step behind him and the mercenaries trailing after, slightly con...

Gaal’s face darkened and Khaina realized that he had made a mistake. I came here to investigate mutations in the slaves; I should have stuck to that line of enquiry rather than jumping ahead. I need to move slower... but by Khaine, I hate playing these games. When Gaal spoke again her voice was ten...

Dah’menk kept his face impassive at his employers outburst, but inwardly he was fuming. You weren’t listening. I didn’t say that these creatures were after the trunk, I said that they were after you. Though you’re attachment to that damn trunk isn’t going to make keeping you alive any easier. There ...

OOC: The sign above the inn is so worn that it’s impossible to read it. When you ask a cattle driven leading a cow past he replies rather cryptically that: It’s known as “Jeb’s inn” though no one seems to know who Jeb is. With that the group split up. Zarloyth and Ghost hung around the gate until t...

OOC: This is an interesting twist that I didn't see coming - the prospect of you splitting up. It makes sense though. It's always nice when the game takes a direction I didn't see coming. While you're trying to agree who goes where remember that there's no reason why only one of you can follow one ...

Breathing heavily Dah’menk wiped the blood from his sword on the creatures pelt, straining his ears to see if there were any more of these monsters in the vicinity. His tactics had been sound, and he’d been correct in assuming that the tendons in the back of the knees would be a weakness he could ex...

I think 200 gold a far price for this task. It may be more difficult to find those responsible, but killing them should be a rather trivial task when every major power in the city wants them dead. Seeing that further haggling was pointless the four mercenaries excused themselves and left. On the st...

After rejoining the group Dah’menk’s had been silent, turning over new information in his mind – he was certain that there was a larger pattern to be seen. There had been too many coincidences. The attack on the city only served to heighten his suspicions. Beastmen – the trunk – Dqorta – magic – all...

OOC: Ok guys, time to move on. Try to finish up any shopping you're still doing in your next post. After the first nights rest you've had in what seems like an age you return to Jahel's home to recive your next assignment. Once again you stand before him trying to ignore the ice cold stare of Yitta...

Dah’menk was surprised that Dqorta had kept to his word and paid them – he’d been expecting more delaying and stalling. Now he was holding more money than he’d ever had in his whole life. My first payment. Now all I have to do is live to enjoy it. He was still worried about the threat posed by the R...

After executing the elf who had deceived him so rashly Ghost searched the corpse for the seal. He quickly found it hanging on a silver chain around the corpse’s neck. After inspecting it carefully to ensure that it was genuine he slipped it into a fold in his cloak and went to retrieve his knives –...

Zarloyth managed to unbuckle the guards’ ornate breastplate without much difficulty. It was slightly too big for him, but he reckoned that a competent smith would have no trouble resizing it – the guard had been a taller, but Zarloyth’s muscular figure meant the armour was roughly his size. The bre...

OOC: Apologies for the delay guys. I had most of the next post written up on my college computer and I emailed it to myself so I could finish it at home, but my stupid home computer won't open it for some reason. Expect a reply tommorrow. Edit: Thanks for waiting. Khaina hurled himself at the shade...