Faalor V, Finale'

Thus ends another thrilling campaign. Thank you all for helping me realize another great story.

Arwin successfully avoided killing the evil mayor.

The party managed to complete the campaign and score the neutral outcome. The bad outcome would have been the elves taking over Havenshire. The good outcome would have been the party getting the good elves to broker a peace and thus allowing the elves to slowly regain their place on the Island. The neutral outcome is as follows: the party saves the town but the remaining elves become even more embittered. The elves that remain become essentially monsters, roving is small bands and attacking any human they encounter, enslaving them or killing them on sight. They continue to take slaves of anyone (orc, human, dwarf, gnome, etc.). Elves are probably not going to be a playable race from here on out. Thanks! Faalor now has drow!

Was it possible to beat the red dragon? Yes. You had several means including a dragon-slaying arrow, a book in dwarven (thus why the vampire was told to kill the dwarves) that told how to make said arrows, and a cult of monks who specialize in killing dragons. I had hoped that you would have gotten to know the Ahzeen Monks a bit more; they might have been interesting allies.

The dragons head their separate ways, seeking to renew their battle in 10-20 years.

The Ahnzeen monks plod along, mysteriously toiling behind their walls and letting few if any enter.

Vlora, the powerful vampire from Ravenloft, moves on to seek greener pastures, most likely in one of the bigger cities where she will probably attempt to set up some kind of vampire kingdom again. She is now a perminate major NPC in the campaign.

Grabo continues a popular run as Mayor of Havenshire, apparently settling down from all of his adventures.

Yes, Westerbrook was the werewolf, gah, who couldn't figure that out?!? I wasn'tt sure how I wanted to play this guy, but it was an interesting dove-tail into Vlora's story. Those two are arch enemies and it will be interesting to see if the werewolf finds the wise old vampire . . . and what, if anything, he can do against her.