Adventure 1: Trouble in the Waterworks.

All of you started adventuring for your own reasons: one searching more magical knowledge, one looking for demons to slay to avenge his hometown, one looking for his own place in the world, one looking to spend a fortune, and one out of wanderlust and a need to meet new people.

For one reason or another, you all found yourself at Gadagethul (or Hadothron as the elves name it), the dwarven capital in the region of Aronbor. You all took a job escorting a dwarven merchant caravan headed for Athrand, a human trade city. On this long journey of over 400 kilometres, you got to know each other better over the many long days, as you crossed the land bridge and made it to the landmass on the other side of the Sea of Shadows.

Eventually, you reached the region of Bor-Athar and the city of Athrand proper. "The Spear" as it is often called, so named because of the spear shaped spire of its great hall. Though it is a human city, the architecture borrows a lot from the elves as they helped human build this city nearly four hundred years ago. In fact, many elves reside here, as well as some of the bearded folks who seem to have made a permanent home here in Athrand.

The days passed and your funds soon dwindled. As they are starting to dry up, you decided to look up for jobs so you would not be reduced to live as beggars or marginals. This is when you heard that the guild of sewer workers were looking for some mercenary work. Something is going on in the sewers...

You make your way to the sewer worker guild's building in order to get more details about the job. The clerk greeting you takes one look at you and quickly guesses why you're here.

"I suppose you're all here for the job? You're the only one who have shown interest so far. I guess the idea of going down in the sewers does not appeal to most adventurer of mercenary types... We had two teams disappear in a section of the sewers in the past few days. We need to figure out what happened to them."

You have to do a bit of translation work between Malingad and the clerk who speaks Mannish. When Liroc starts asking questions, the clerk lets out a sigh of relief and answers his question.

"The guild is willing to pay you each 50 silver pieces for the job. If the men are still alive, bring them back, if not, inform us of their fate. If you want more information, go speak to Cobb over there."

He points towards an older man who looks to have lived in the sewers all his life.