The Elixir of Vision
At the same time that Master Súlin’s party is captured by the Lost Legion, several messengers from various corners of Qurand arrive in the town of Maghon. Each of them brings a rare ingredient to an unknown client who has paid more than handsomely for their journey. It turns out that the client is the mage-mayor Talantius, who, thanks to his mantic knowledge, predicted the fall of the Web and the arrival of the Age of Barbarism.
Since the bringers of the Age appear to the inhabitants of Qurand as apocalyptic beings that cannot be resisted, he developed an Elixir; upon consuming it, the Incoming appear in their natural forms and do not evoke cosmic horror. The Elixir will therefore give the inhabitants of Qurand at least an equal chance in their clash with the Incoming.
The messengers witness not only the creation of the Elixir but also the arrival of the Age, which surrounds Maghon from all sides and advances further. The messengers are asked to deliver the finished Elixir to one of two cities where it is certain there is enough skill and resources for the Elixir to be produced in larger quantities—either Xalgon or Sairis. They escape into the forests and underground passages in an attempt to avoid confrontation with the Incoming.
Adventure Chapters:
Part I: Maghon
Part II: Escape to the Silver Hills
Document: Timot’s Diary
Part III: Journey to Iacana
Part IV: Foxes and Ravens
Part V: The Faceless Sister
Part VI: Within the Walls of Arkon
Part VII: Dreams and Nightmares of the City
Part VIII: Machuznatar’s Staff
Part IX: The Right and Left Path
Part X: At the Wooden Bridge
Part XI: Harug’s Land
Part XII: Temple of Books
Part XIII: The Wagon
Part XIV: Drom
Part XV: Evenhaemet
Part XVI: The Feast
Part XVII: Korahul
Part XVIII: The Mound of Bones
Part XIX: Daran’s Choice
Part XX: The Abyss
Part XXI: The Audience
Part XXII: Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead
Part XXIII: Altzin
Part XXIV: True Meltika
Part XXV: The White Rabbit
Part XXVI: Sunva’s Initiation
Part XXVII: Healing Blood
Part XXVIII: On the Threshold of a New Age
