Present day · Recorded through Session 17
Sunspire
A festival riot became a flight across nations, a hunt for answers, and a trail of corrupted red crystal leading toward the shadow of Asmodeus.
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Two eras. One world built on a bargain.
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A Dungeons & Dragons campaign about a world still paying for one king’s perfect century.
One hundred twenty years ago, King Maltraxis promised Asmodeus the souls of his kingdom in exchange for a century of peace, prosperity, and absolute power. The payment came due twenty years ago. Old Sunspire became the Deadlands, and the Tower of Damnation still stands at the center of the wound.
The main Sunspire campaign is recorded through Session 17, ending inside a hidden Sylvaran crystal facility with a broken protective sigil, something forcing its way through reality, and a red portal waiting for an answer. The currently active Rise of Maltraxis flashback campaign follows the king’s new Kingsguard while the bargain still appears to be a miracle.
The chronicles
The present-day party follows the scars of the Infernal Bargain. In the past, the Kingsguard watches the bargain begin to reshape the world.
Present day · Recorded through Session 17
A festival riot became a flight across nations, a hunt for answers, and a trail of corrupted red crystal leading toward the shadow of Asmodeus.
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Representatives of the allied nations enter the king’s service while Sunspire enjoys a peace so perfect that nobody wants to ask what it costs.
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Archival map · legacy spellings preservedThe known world
From the halfling hills of Greenhollow to the deep roads of Xorath Kul, every nation still lives in the orbit of the Deadlands and the blackened Tower of Damnation.
An open world archive
Campaign events, world history, established lore, and optional canon all have a place here. The archive can grow with everything the table has created—not only what happened during a numbered session.
From the table
Sunspire began as a campaign between friends. The recordings preserve the full table—bad plans, accidental prophecies, and all.