Pegrove Campaign

Righteous Fist

All new blessed of the Righteous Fist must brave a trek to the Caer Tanerwe Monastery. They wil be tested by horrors, undead, and evil. Only the Righteous need apply. For if you aren't pure of spirit, body, soul. You will not survive. 

A.) Brother Dunston is a weathered looking man in soft yellow robes, he walks spryly, but his age is apparent within his eyes. You are seated on a knee in front of the altar. Brother Dunston arrives, child you have come before all and "deity" to follow calling of the Righteous. Stand and leave blind, but return a man of the Fist. Dunston lies in front of you armor, a weapon of your choice, and a shield. Lights flood the dark room as they illumine a secret path out of the chamber. The tunnel looks rough from years of neglect. The Marshal Lenron hands you a letter, you shall take this letter to Brother Brolif at the Caer Tanerwe Monastery. Do not return if you are incapable of this task. Membership must be earned. Now go forth inductee and earn your place among us.

Pegrove Forest

Pegrove Forest, is a vast forest of elm and cherry trees just north of the Erwick Buttes. To the east lie the Erwick prairie, mostly dry, some grass sprouts, but its a unhealthy greenish brown from the blight. To the south are the Haistone Mountains, to the west across the Lesaire River is Beyhill. It is home to the Caer Tanerwe Monastery and is home to nearly 250 initiates at any given time. Pegrove is home too many hamlets that farm the fertile lands in and around the thick forest. A hearty folk, they must be wary of highwaymen and raiders. Humans and half elfs are the predominant race of people within the Pegrove Forest. There are a few gnomes to be found in a mixed hamlet with halflings. The smallfolk live peacefully, but practice the illusory arcane arts to confuse criminals. No city-states or duchies, the folk of Pegrove see themselves as freemen, not to be held under a banner of rulership.

Erwick Buttes, is a single butte that hill dwarves have used for mining ore. The butte has patches of grass. Smoke can be seen billowing from he back of the butte. Guards are placed in small wooden posts around the perimeter of the butte. The dwarves are ever cautious for giant, orc, kobold, or goblin raids.