On my way back to the Moonshaes we came across an idyllic elven village. We spent some time there, learning about their tradition called "Reflection", which refers to the first 100 years in the life of an elf, where they are still vividly remembering their past life. The local sage, an elderly elf called "Starsinger" is helping those young elves overcome the ensuing conflicts. Sadly, as of late, the village had been the target of increasingly violent attacks by Drow. First they stole just weapons, but only a few days ago they slaughtered all the acolytes at the Starsinger's temple. The town's council is becoming increasingly desperate and asked us for help defending their settlement when we heard the news about the Starsinger's dissapearance.
We investigated her tower and found traces of a battle in the sage's private quarters and numerous crow feathers scattered on the floor, which pointed us in the direction of the Shadar Kai - rather than the Drow - who came from the Shadowfell where they serve the Raven Queen.
Outside the tower, tracks led us deeper into the woods and to an old castle that was guarded by two golems - though they were pretty docile once they saw the Drow lady Talanna in our company. Entering the Drow hideout we snooped around a bit and came across a Drow torturing a Shadar Kai. We dispatched of the Drow and were able to stabilize the Shadar Kai - who later introduced himself as Bart Alloit. But the noises of the battle soon drew a lot of Drow recruits and another fight in the narrow tunnels ensued.

Hired as security escorts for a group of noble children on a pilgrimage to the underground town of Emudomier, we met a strange tiefling being hunted by the father of her unborn child. We managed to get her to safety and attended a ceremony of the local order of the "peacekeeper", where a crystal indicated if you were inteded to bring peace.
Later that night Theema, the strange Tiefling, woke us up, alarmed that one of the children went missing. We traced his steps to the Peacekeeper Guildhall, where a lot of people were congregating, looking for missing comrades. A search party was quickly put together, venturing into the Cursed Land, a volcanic deadland near the village. We found the missing child, as well of some of the other missing persons, now turned into zombies. We managed to subdue them and Theema was actually able to turn one of them back.
Back in the village the Paragon of the Peacekeepers was giving a corageous speech, all while the child told us that it was in fact the Paragon that lured them away from the village

Story Award: Peacesmith Negotiator
The Peacestone glowed, acknowledging this player character’s exceptional potential to broaden peace. Those chosen have extraordinarily long lifespans and are granted free lodging for life at Emudomier’s Peacesmith Guild. They may reject or accept the calling to become a Peacesmith Negotiator
Peacesmith training takes years but after a few ten days study, meditation, and mentoring from the Paragon himself, you begin to understand the art of broadening peace. You may choose to spend 15 downtime days and make a donation of 50 gold to the Peacesmith Guild to gain a +2 bonus to one Charisma (Persuasion) check to attempt to persuade a creature to stop fighting, or to otherwise help cause a peaceful resolution in a conflict. This ability recharges after a long rest.

On my way back to the Moonshaes we came across an idyllic elven village. We spent some time there, learning about their tradition called "Reflection", which refers to the first 100 years in the life of an elf, where they are still vividly remembering their past life. The local sage, an elderly elf called "Starsinger" is helping those young elves overcome the ensuing conflicts. Sadly, as of late, the village had been the target of increasingly violent attacks by Drow. First they stole just weapons, but only a few days ago they slaughtered all the acolytes at the Starsinger's temple. The town's council is becoming increasingly desperate and asked us for help defending their settlement when we heard the news about the Starsinger's dissapearance.
We investigated her tower and found traces of a battle in the sage's private quarters and numerous crow feathers scattered on the floor, which pointed us in the direction of the Shadar Kai - rather than the Drow - who came from the Shadowfell where they serve the Raven Queen.
Outside the tower, tracks led us deeper into the woods and to an old castle that was guarded by two golems - though they were pretty docile once they saw the Drow lady Talanna in our company. Entering the Drow hideout we snooped around a bit and came across a Drow torturing a Shadar Kai. We dispatched of the Drow and were able to stabilize the Shadar Kai - who later introduced himself as Bart Alloit. But the noises of the battle soon drew a lot of Drow recruits and another fight in the narrow tunnels ensued.

Hired as security escorts for a group of noble children on a pilgrimage to the underground town of Emudomier, we met a strange tiefling being hunted by the father of her unborn child. We managed to get her to safety and attended a ceremony of the local order of the "peacekeeper", where a crystal indicated if you were inteded to bring peace.
Later that night Theema, the strange Tiefling, woke us up, alarmed that one of the children went missing. We traced his steps to the Peacekeeper Guildhall, where a lot of people were congregating, looking for missing comrades. A search party was quickly put together, venturing into the Cursed Land, a volcanic deadland near the village. We found the missing child, as well of some of the other missing persons, now turned into zombies. We managed to subdue them and Theema was actually able to turn one of them back.
Back in the village the Paragon of the Peacekeepers was giving a corageous speech, all while the child told us that it was in fact the Paragon that lured them away from the village

Story Award: Peacesmith Negotiator
The Peacestone glowed, acknowledging this player character’s exceptional potential to broaden peace. Those chosen have extraordinarily long lifespans and are granted free lodging for life at Emudomier’s Peacesmith Guild. They may reject or accept the calling to become a Peacesmith Negotiator
Peacesmith training takes years but after a few ten days study, meditation, and mentoring from the Paragon himself, you begin to understand the art of broadening peace. You may choose to spend 15 downtime days and make a donation of 50 gold to the Peacesmith Guild to gain a +2 bonus to one Charisma (Persuasion) check to attempt to persuade a creature to stop fighting, or to otherwise help cause a peaceful resolution in a conflict. This ability recharges after a long rest.