<em>This is a campaign between Treena and Odin using a Homebrew map and Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 Rules as a basis. The characters will start out at level 15 (ECL 15), the stat generation is 5d6 drop the lowest one and re-roll all 1s. (these are the base rules used to create Denzel from the other D&amp;D game here) </em><br/><br/><div align="center"><strong><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: arial black;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 2em;">In the Shadow of Pange </span><br/></span></strong><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: arial black;">Dungeons and Dragons 3.5</span><br/>(http://i36.tinypic.com/wvxtag.jpg)<br/>full map = http://i36.tinypic.com/im2k4m.jpg (http://i36.tinypic.com/im2k4m.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Characters</strong><br/>Denzel - Odin = http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=157254 (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=157254)<br/>Tera - Treena<br/><br/>Denzel had fared better than he thought he would have in the fight, he had been lucky enough to have caught his prey off guard and the creature was easy for the taking in that case, even if is should have been a lot worse than it was. The people of Kerithine city had told tales of the great Dragon in the caves that had terrorized the farmers at the edges of their kingdom but when he arrived to kill the thing he found it wasn't nearly as great as they had made it out to be.<br/><br/>Truly, he fared far better than the fire breathing beast he'd slain.<br/><br/>Slowly he stalked through the cavernous ruins that had belonged to some long since forgotten mountainous people. He had to wonder what kind of a person would build this close to an active volcano, the size of the doors and the ruined and weathered statues told him these people had been Humans or Elves more than likely. As he moved through the rooms with his weapon still clutched in hand, he searched for anything that he could steal away from this place.<br/><br/>It wasn't abnormal to find Dragons hording treasures and riches for their own greed and he might find enough to purchase a more exotic weapon or splurge on food or drink even. As he moved deeper into the place it seemed that this wasn't the true hiding place of the Dragon, there was not a drop of treasure.<br/><br/>He couldn't have imagined where it all could have gone.<br/><br/>Denzel returned to the center of the temple, not disappointed but more confused. In his experience Dragons<em>always </em>kept some form of treasure. In the Dragon's thrashing about it had crumbled a doorway in, he cleared a path through it with his Great-axe and moved to check inside, this was the last area he'd explore. As he turned the corner into the hallway, that's when he saw her, through the door at the end of the hall.<br/><br/>A girl was chained up on the floor of a stone cell, her hands locked behind her back with manacles and her legs spread wide with her feet chained as close to the floor as they could be. Denzel stared in disbelief for a moment at the girl through the door and when the shock cleared he broke through the door with some swings of his axe and when he entered the room he removed her gag and asked her, "What are you doing here?" he asked. "Did the Dragon have you?" his voice was deep with a tinge of concern.<br/><br/>The girl was dressed in barely anything and very beautiful. He awaited her answer.<br/>