Songs of The Twilight Rose (Series)

Summary
Songs of the Twilight Rose is a campaign series written and directed by Jake (MadScientistJake). The main plot followed the bloodline of the fabled Davneiros bloodline for four generations, spread across four parts. Within each part, Players ventured out with prominent Davneiros family members to fight the evil forces that attempt to destroy the world. It featured many favorite characters such as Rixan Davneiros, James Davneiros, Selena Davneiros, Merida Lancing, and Merrick Hasting.

Part 1: Silverheart
Songs of the Twilight Rose part one was subtitled as "Silverheart." It led to the discovery of Rixan Davneiros, a half-elf ranger, who would soon become the start of one of the most influential families in the campaign. This campaign focused on the Dragon Crisis that had befallen the country of Arenthia towards the end of the Third Age, later known as the Era of Dragons.

Beginning:
Silverheart began in the Spring of the year 436, of the Third Age, in a small Dwarven settlement known as Frostmoor. It was fishing town, sitting between Chillrend Lake, and the Glacial Plains. The campaign began with two, jobless brothers. An unlikely pair, as It was Shale (a Goliath) and Olaf the Stout (a dwarf). Shale had been separated from his clan at an early age and was taken in by Olaf's father. The two had left home a few years prior to strike it big in the world of treasure hunting and monster slaying. However, they found themselves barely getting by until one day they received a letter in the mail from a nobleman from a neighboring city. The letter was addressed from Lord Hadarron of the city of Harenhale (not to be confused with the Island of Harrenhall, south of Atmorra), a rich noble with great political influence. The letter didn't describe the job, but asked them to meet him in Harenhale with the upmost secrecy as it was a very precarious situation. Desperate for a well paying job, the two brothers set off, crossing a dangerous snow covered tundra to the east, as well navigating a dense boreal forest. Eventually they reached the great gates of the subterranean city.

The City of Harenhale was lively and