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The man had promised Alaric's mother that he would teach the Dhampir sorcerer how to survive on his own. After attempting to kill the 'creature' Heitan set guards on Alaric and locked him away until he could figure out what to do about the one heir he thought he had.ДЄfter a few days, Alaric was visited by the Professor who told him that Heitan was staging his 'son's funeral' and that they needed to leave. This did not set well with his father, considering he was obviously not the birth father. From this examination, it was discovered that there was nothing wrong with Alaric. During the conversations, Alaric's illness was brought up and she asked him if he couldn't take a look to see if he could find something the doctors could not. When he lit the curtains on fire after trying to remove the boards from his window, magic lessons were added to his tutoring schedule.ДЄmalia, his mother, had a fascination with travel and scholarly pursuits, and upon learning that Professer Lorrimor was visiting Caliphas, she invited him over for dinner. At first, Alaric liked to draw what he could see from his window until it was boarded up to help protect him. This led to a rather sheltered life with private tutoring. He also had an unnatural taste for rarer meat than what was deemed proper.

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As the boy grew older, he was deemed sickly due to his pale skin and aversion to sunlight. You had the Landed Counts which are the ones that rule the different counties, and then Counts which was a title for noble families).

(In my campaign I had two sets of nobility known as Counts. (This is the shortened version of the backstory of Alaric I received.)ДЄlaric is the son of the Count Heitan Zemaitis and his wife Amalia. So keep checking back, I hope to post the entire thing. This will take a bit of time as I go back and rewrite the old reviews of our sessions into a narrative. To keep it from being a giant post, I will spoiler tag each posting - and it will be split by sessions. I will first post general back-stories for the different characters and then start in on the story itself. As for a real world timeline, we started the AP in September of 2012 and we are still going currently in what I call 'Post AP'. I inserted both of these modules into the story (one during the AP and the other just after it). And while it is 'lovingly' called the 'Book That Never Happened' by the players, everyone did enjoy it.ДЄs a note, there will be spoilers for Carrion Crown (obviously), but also for Carrion Hill and The Harrowing. I wasn't sure what to make of it, but as I read it more, the more interesting it became. The only thing that really worried me was Book 4. I decided to take it on when everyone in my group encouraged me and thought the AP sounded fun. I also had never played in a published adventure before (only home brew games and only since 2008), and I had never GM'ed before. I'm not usually a fan of the horror genre, so it struck me as funny that I was drawn to this particular AP. I first decided to do Carrion Crown when I was intrigued by the subjects of each book. Too many people to thank individually, but THANK YOU for your great ideas! Other ideas came from the organic development of the AP itself, and the crazy antics of my players. Many additional ideas I used came from the message boards on. I hope it will inspire others (and/or amuse them) in their own planning of this AP.

Inspired by other campaign journals, I decided to share my group's quest through Carrion Crown and beyond.