Level
27
Itholas
OFFICIALCPβBeta Tester
Chapter 1 — The Canopy War
[F0]Itholas: The First Breath: One goblin is still in the lane below Elderbrook, standing over its work. Put it down. — the last area held nothing further and the party stood down.
[F1]Understory Path: A defector will trade everything they know — if they live to cross Understory Path. Puckle Farrow is the one you are here for. — the last area held nothing further and the party stood down.
[F2]Understory Path: Something is nesting in Understory Path, and the road past it has gone quiet. Purge it. — the last area held nothing further and the party stood down.
[F3]The Rope Quarter: The party fought through the severed rope lines of the Rope Quarter to the Fern Hollow and killed the Giant Spider guarding the Gale Choir's stock of cut climbing rope, breaking the raiding band's supply at its source.
[F4]The Rope Quarter: Hostile forces hold The Rope Quarter. Break their grip and take the ground. — the last area held nothing further and the party stood down.
[F5]The Blockade of Fallen Academy: Fallen Academy has become a mustering ground under a lieutenant's banner. Cut the muster short before it marches. — the last area held nothing further and the party stood down.
[F6]Fallen Academy: Scouts have vanished in Fallen Academy. Find what took them — and a way through. — the last area held nothing further and the party stood down.
[F7]Bramble Roosts: Hostile forces hold Bramble Roosts. Break their grip and take the ground. — the last area held nothing further and the party stood down.
[F8]Bramble Roosts: Something old has woken beneath Bramble Roosts. Learn what, before it learns you. — the last area held nothing further and the party stood down.
[F9]The Storm Crown: The party held the line for 10 rounds and was extracted with the field still contested.
[F10]Lord of The Storm Crown: The party climbed the Storm Crown and unmade Sprindle Oak Storm-Crowned at the Eye of the Storm, breaking the Gale Choir's hold on the Ellin canopy — but the horn that kept answering her bell was never found, and the gouges in the bark face the ring's empty center.
