That's So Raven

Field reports from the Lady's chosen.

That's So Raven

Field reports from the Lady's chosen.

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The Lost King's Scroll

Type: Artifact / scroll — the autobiography of The Nameless King; "basically how to become a Lich" per Greg's auction-floor framing Original Possessor: The Nameless King (the Sorcerer / Lich-King of the City of Portals) Auction Lot Status: The lot at the Heiress's auction was the Sepulchral Lexicona map to the scroll's last known location, not the scroll itself. Won by The Engineer in session 034. The Engineer is now the threat-vector for the scroll itselfhe was reading the Lexicon transfixed in the moment the AC / Crowley reveal cascade started. First Reference: Session 033 (named in AC's reconnaissance intel) First On-Screen (the map-version): Session 034

What the Party Knows

  • A scroll lot at the auction — "The Lost King's scroll." Surfaced in the auction-side intel that AC picked up during his session-033 reconnaissance of Heiress's Manor.
  • It is not tied to Alondriel's arc (despite the surface resemblance to Moist's "Absent-King / Empty-Tyrant" plot-hook line — those threads are separate).
  • The "Lost King" is a different king entirely — see The Nameless King.
  • Session 034 — the Lexicon is a map, not the scroll. When the lot came up the party learned: the auction was selling the last known location of the scroll — a map and possibly a world-namenot the scroll itself. The location-information may or may not still be accurate. The scroll itself is somewhere out thereits current location, holder, and condition are all open.
  • Session 034 — the buyer. The Engineer won the Lexicon (paying readily; he is associated with the rail-rush company that "got the bids to do all this stuff," meaning he has the capital). He sat down with a candle in the ruins and started devouring the document the moment he had it — "like a man whose hair was on fire."
  • Session 034 — the contents. Per Greyden / Ubys / the room: the scroll is the Nameless King's autobiography — a how-to-become-a-Lich guide. Whoever recovers it (starting from the Engineer's map) gains the lich-becoming pathway the Nameless King himself walked.