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Lily adapted poorly to civilian life, becoming quieter and more withdrawn, discarding much besides her need for vengeance. But this is also when she met many people who would become important to her in the coming days, though not in the ways she would've expected at the time. She began work as a Drifter, became accustomed to travelling in dungeons, and first encountered Malevolence in Port Timney. The infection of it that she would contract began in a dirty cavern, at a blood-soaked altar. It was with the Yggdrasil Alliance that she began to act as part of a group again. And it was in these days that war came to Adelhyde, and destroyed the peace she'd started to find. In the journey west, however, she would find a new mission. | |||
==Chapter 1, Act 2== | ==Chapter 1, Act 2== | ||
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==Chapter 1, Act 3== | ==Chapter 1, Act 3== | ||
= Powers and Abilities = | = Skills, Powers and Abilities = | ||
Lily is a | Lily Keil is a trained commando, a devoted medic, and a powerful sorceress. Her time in training and at war has made her a skilled combatant, and she isn't shy about putting that knowledge to use. This involves a good knowledge of weaponry, stealth, survival techniques, and general soldiering... but her real power is in her magic. | ||
Lily is frighteningly powerful magically, and seemingly very casual in the exercise of that power. She can cast devastating spells that cause wide swaths of destruction with seeming ease, all without reliance on any known Symbols or Crests--or, for that matter, any formal training whatsoever. To those who recognize it, Lily's abilities use Ether, but in a way entirely different from Gebler's practices while still being clearly sorcerous, and indeed she casts on a level with the elite Ether wielders of Solaris. She doesn't follow the standard elemental patterns, doesn't shape the same magical constructs to guide her spells, and is able to casually control forces that some might have to train for years to bring forth. On the other hand, her defense against other magic lacks formal tools, and relies more on raw magical force than anything. More dangerously, sometimes her magic will work on her feelings rather than her intentions, and she has learned to keep constant focus in order to prevent her power slipping from her control. | |||
Her magic can be reasonably divided into four elemental categories, some of which come more naturally to her than others. Her most potent and flexible is Dark magic, and she's nearly as adept with Fire. She also learned to invert her Fire into Ice, and more recently to oppose her Darkness with Light. Her spells are unusual, though; those with advanced knowledge of science may recognize certain concepts in her magic, and she definitely uses unconventional manifestations of her elements. She can use darkness not just to manipulate shadow, but to outright unmake matter or deaden senses. She can wield Ice, but has no facility at all for Water. She can heal with the Fire element, but not with others. Meanwhile her Light spells manifest largely as an overwhelming nuclear flame that leaves great destruction in its wake. Some of her spells are even of sufficient scale to damage Gear-sized targets more than someone on foot should be able. In combat, Lily primarily operates with great bursts of power, conjured weapon-shaped magical effects, and occasional invocation of support effects. Despite its efficacy, though, there is to some senses simply something very wrong about her magic, something strange and unnatural. | |||
Aside from her magic, Lily is a trained commando | Aside from her magic, Lily is a trained commando, expert in skills such as stealth, basic hand to hand combat, marksmanship, leadership, combat engineering, and demolitions. She can fix and drive cars, and when she has the supplies regularly makes use of explosives with sufficient precision to be practical on Digs. Her experience also helps her in problem-solving generally, and she is an adept Gear pilot, though in the army she was an infantrywoman primarily--and her true specialty is medicine. She's particularly good with stitches, but is capable of surgery with limited supplies under harsh conditions, and has experience in treating a variety of ailments, infections, and conditions. With a little more training, she could have been a full doctor; as it is, her expertise is more useful in trauma situations than day to day medical needs. Lily in theory has the training to lead, as a former officer in the Kislevi army, but she prefers the role of second-in-command when she has the choice. | ||
Lily | In addition to magic, Lily makes use of ARMs in combat. She's trained in a variety, and in the war favored longarms such as her personal rifle, but is also adept with pistols and a few more exotic armaments--including explosives. Her weapon of choice at this time is the Lycoris RM-81, a heavy revolver she acquired on her travels that dates to the Day of Collapse. Its red-and-black, bulky form is distinctive, but relevant to its use is the fact that it is more durable and reloads more quickly than most guns of its type. The fact that it uses high-caliber ammunition and leaves a hand free makes it perfect for Lily's preferences at the moment. Sometimes her magic is overtaxed, or she faces a foe resistant to sorcery; at these times, it's important to have other options. | ||
In terms of hand-to-hand combat, Lily is less effective when not relying on her magic to supplement her strikes, but she is a trained boxer. In addition, she is experienced in an approach to longsword fencing called the '''Kislev Six Hews Style''', which she came to practice in order to help her partner, [[Leon Albus]], practice his swordwork. She knows only two of its perfected strokes, and makes use of its sweeping two-handed strikes primarily via conjured swords of darkness, rather than the physical skill and bursts of chi its true practice involves. In turn, many of her most useful combat spells were developed in training against him. | |||
Her dog, Dog, is trained specifically to keep her composure and support Lily and others as needed, and accompanies Lily most of the time. Dog is a mid-sized canine, agile and tough, who can harry opponents or help to guard allies, but perhaps more notable is that she's intelligent enough to pick up and deliver--or even use--combat restoratives. Dog's skill will grow with time--who knows how far she can go? For now she's at least an extra pair of eyes and ears and a solid nose to watch her mistress's back. | |||
Lily has a few other, stranger abilities though, even compared to her unusual sorcery. These aren't common knowledge about her, but aren't exactly secrets, either. One is that she seems to heal fully from any injury that doesn't kill her without scar. Another is that her magic is accompanied by strange markings on her body that resemble the trails of circuits, colored strangely in ways that change with the use of her powers, among other strange effects. Finally, there is the transformation. | |||
'' | In battle, Lily is capable of drawing on additional force, albeit at a toll on her body. Drawing in energy from around herself, Lily's markings shift to track a set of lines up part of her face, coloring a shock of her hair, and form spectral wings from her back. Her eyes blacken, and her irises and pupils are replaced by shifting colors similar to those of her markings. Finally, she tends to float a few feet off the ground, obviously suffused with power, capable of rapid flight. This form has strange effects on her magic, the first of which is that the scale of her spells increases significantly, easily able to affect a far wider area and threatening even to Gear-sized opponents. It's not only more powerful, but more direct; she doesn't merely make fire, but can transmute the air itself /into/ fire; she can conjure huge weaponry of the elements she wields and swing them casually. She can combine elements, with effort, and is capable of manipulating life force, turning it against a foe to reopen wounds or even draining it to empower herself. Most strangely, the transformation involves odd intonations in the Zeboim language. | ||
Occasionally this transformation will happen on its own, without Lily's direction. Sometimes, it's worse. Regardless, the toll on her body is significant. While she's as capable of healing from it as anything else, it takes even more energy than usual castings, and causes internal damage that can manifest in bleeding from the eyes, ears, or nose. Overuse could risk losing control of it, or worse. | |||
'' | She tends to carry a reasonable complement of equipment; her ARM, some basic healing supplies including bandages and disinfectant, explosives if she can find them. A few things are specifically notable, though: her combat knife from the war, and a set of rune-inscribed chains that can be wrapped about her hand. If she channels her magic through these runes, she can significantly increase the effect of her spells. Another is a simple, small mirror. Its alchemical treatments allow it to stand up to the force of Lily's magic, and thus she can use her magic with the mirror to achieve a variety of useful effects. It is a gift from Riesenlied's daughter Mikaia, and highly valuable to Lily. She also has a Medium of the Sea Guardian, Lucadia, that she keeps on her person even now that the Guardians have been forced to be more distant with Mother's awakening... and a Nisan cross, which is of no combat value but important to her all the same. | ||
= Relationships = | |||
(Being reworked) | |||
=Soundtrack= | =Soundtrack= | ||
Revision as of 07:21, 31 October 2018
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| IC Information | |
| Full Name: | Lily Keil |
| Gender: | Female |
| Age (Birthdate): | 20 (January 29?) |
| Hometown: | Nortune |
| Hair Colour: | Black |
| Class: | Black Wolf Lieutenant |
| Role: | Drifter |
| Bounty: | 610,000 Gella |
| OOC Information | |
| Theme: | Original Character |
| Groups: | Black Wolves |
| Player: | Bel |
“That's not my problem.”
Lily Keil is the second-in-command and medic of the Black Wolves, an indepenent mercenary company that formed in the wake of an attempt on Prime Minister Shakhan's life, and one of two survivors of an elite Kislevi commando team of the same name. She was accused of high treason and espionage when displaying her secret Ether abilities, but her status as regards her home nation is in dispute since an effort to save the Kaiser himself... from her own father. She is known now as a dangerous, violent woman of unpredictable sorcerous power, an outspoken enemy of Gebler and a skeptic of conventional government. Her presence at an engagement is an almost sure sign of significant collateral damage, and she seems to show no hesitation to kill those sent in her path. Her occasional cooperation with some authority, support for those Metal Demon refugees who claim to seek peace, and continued presence in attempting to save the world on behalf of the Guardians all call her overall goals into question. More worryingly, she's been sighted at some battles effecting a transformation into some inhuman form that only increases her magical abilities. The simple truth is that war and the loss of her comrades has affected Lily deeply, and she will go to extreme lengths to keep safe her partner and Captain, Leon Albus--along with the others who have worked their way into her loyalties now.
Background
Raised in Kislev after her adoption by a childless military family in Nortune, Lily Keil doesn't even remember a world before her new parents, and remembers nothing of the reconnaissance mission that saw her father, Dietrich Keil, lead soldiers to where she turned out to be. She had a difficult time adjusting to the new environment, but in time began to see Nortune as the only home she had ever known. She continued to have difficulty interacting with her peers, however, for many reasons. The first was her personality, but the second was the secret her parents helped her hide: she was gifted with a form of magic wholly unfamiliar to most. If she did not hide, she would be taken away from her family. For a girl whose whole world was her parents and their house, this was a terrible possibility.
Leon Albus, a boy only slightly older than she was, was the first to whom she let slip her secret, and his amazed reaction captured her heart early. They would become fast friends, preparing together to enter the Nortune Military Academy, and when she came of age she joined as well, as she'd intended. She succeeded wildly, second in her class behind Leon even with the extra work they put in practicing her magic and her multiple fields of study, focusing on medicine like her mother. She also proved a fairly popular girl, well-liked even before her father's promotions factored in. Internally, she knew this sociability was because of her time with Leon learning to better deal with people. She learned better to deal with Leon too; they didn't end the Academy as only friends.
Both would prove effective soldiers; her wide capabilities made up for her lesser combat capabilities as compared to the stronger Leon, and while she lacked leadership inclinations she had analysis and insight in spades. She could not save all of her patients, but no one can. When they were promoted to the Wolves, now First Lieutenant Keil accepted the position as Captain Albus's second in command. They would strike many blows against Aveh and save many Kislevi soldiers over time. War was hard on her in other ways; she hardened, and most of her progress socially was reversed except in bedside manner. Now and then, Lily was forced to use her magic to protect herself and Leon, but never in front of the rest of their unit.
And then they were attacked by Gryndille. Their entire squad, save for Lily and Leon, was killed, and Lily pouring out every mote of magic she could muster did nothing. She could not save them. The soldiers who came across them wanted to arrest them as traitors... and after that day, they would want Lily Keil, sorceress, as a Gebler spy as well.
They went to Adlehyde as Drifters and fugitives. On the run, Lily would watch out for the both of them. From there, Lily's opinion of conventional governments in general have only cooled; while she could have made a home in Adlehyde, the invasion of the Metal Demons would derail that possibility and send Lily even further back into her wartime habits.
Chapter 1, Act 1
Lily adapted poorly to civilian life, becoming quieter and more withdrawn, discarding much besides her need for vengeance. But this is also when she met many people who would become important to her in the coming days, though not in the ways she would've expected at the time. She began work as a Drifter, became accustomed to travelling in dungeons, and first encountered Malevolence in Port Timney. The infection of it that she would contract began in a dirty cavern, at a blood-soaked altar. It was with the Yggdrasil Alliance that she began to act as part of a group again. And it was in these days that war came to Adelhyde, and destroyed the peace she'd started to find. In the journey west, however, she would find a new mission.
Chapter 1, Act 2
Chapter 1, Act 3
Skills, Powers and Abilities
Lily Keil is a trained commando, a devoted medic, and a powerful sorceress. Her time in training and at war has made her a skilled combatant, and she isn't shy about putting that knowledge to use. This involves a good knowledge of weaponry, stealth, survival techniques, and general soldiering... but her real power is in her magic.
Lily is frighteningly powerful magically, and seemingly very casual in the exercise of that power. She can cast devastating spells that cause wide swaths of destruction with seeming ease, all without reliance on any known Symbols or Crests--or, for that matter, any formal training whatsoever. To those who recognize it, Lily's abilities use Ether, but in a way entirely different from Gebler's practices while still being clearly sorcerous, and indeed she casts on a level with the elite Ether wielders of Solaris. She doesn't follow the standard elemental patterns, doesn't shape the same magical constructs to guide her spells, and is able to casually control forces that some might have to train for years to bring forth. On the other hand, her defense against other magic lacks formal tools, and relies more on raw magical force than anything. More dangerously, sometimes her magic will work on her feelings rather than her intentions, and she has learned to keep constant focus in order to prevent her power slipping from her control.
Her magic can be reasonably divided into four elemental categories, some of which come more naturally to her than others. Her most potent and flexible is Dark magic, and she's nearly as adept with Fire. She also learned to invert her Fire into Ice, and more recently to oppose her Darkness with Light. Her spells are unusual, though; those with advanced knowledge of science may recognize certain concepts in her magic, and she definitely uses unconventional manifestations of her elements. She can use darkness not just to manipulate shadow, but to outright unmake matter or deaden senses. She can wield Ice, but has no facility at all for Water. She can heal with the Fire element, but not with others. Meanwhile her Light spells manifest largely as an overwhelming nuclear flame that leaves great destruction in its wake. Some of her spells are even of sufficient scale to damage Gear-sized targets more than someone on foot should be able. In combat, Lily primarily operates with great bursts of power, conjured weapon-shaped magical effects, and occasional invocation of support effects. Despite its efficacy, though, there is to some senses simply something very wrong about her magic, something strange and unnatural.
Aside from her magic, Lily is a trained commando, expert in skills such as stealth, basic hand to hand combat, marksmanship, leadership, combat engineering, and demolitions. She can fix and drive cars, and when she has the supplies regularly makes use of explosives with sufficient precision to be practical on Digs. Her experience also helps her in problem-solving generally, and she is an adept Gear pilot, though in the army she was an infantrywoman primarily--and her true specialty is medicine. She's particularly good with stitches, but is capable of surgery with limited supplies under harsh conditions, and has experience in treating a variety of ailments, infections, and conditions. With a little more training, she could have been a full doctor; as it is, her expertise is more useful in trauma situations than day to day medical needs. Lily in theory has the training to lead, as a former officer in the Kislevi army, but she prefers the role of second-in-command when she has the choice.
In addition to magic, Lily makes use of ARMs in combat. She's trained in a variety, and in the war favored longarms such as her personal rifle, but is also adept with pistols and a few more exotic armaments--including explosives. Her weapon of choice at this time is the Lycoris RM-81, a heavy revolver she acquired on her travels that dates to the Day of Collapse. Its red-and-black, bulky form is distinctive, but relevant to its use is the fact that it is more durable and reloads more quickly than most guns of its type. The fact that it uses high-caliber ammunition and leaves a hand free makes it perfect for Lily's preferences at the moment. Sometimes her magic is overtaxed, or she faces a foe resistant to sorcery; at these times, it's important to have other options.
In terms of hand-to-hand combat, Lily is less effective when not relying on her magic to supplement her strikes, but she is a trained boxer. In addition, she is experienced in an approach to longsword fencing called the Kislev Six Hews Style, which she came to practice in order to help her partner, Leon Albus, practice his swordwork. She knows only two of its perfected strokes, and makes use of its sweeping two-handed strikes primarily via conjured swords of darkness, rather than the physical skill and bursts of chi its true practice involves. In turn, many of her most useful combat spells were developed in training against him.
Her dog, Dog, is trained specifically to keep her composure and support Lily and others as needed, and accompanies Lily most of the time. Dog is a mid-sized canine, agile and tough, who can harry opponents or help to guard allies, but perhaps more notable is that she's intelligent enough to pick up and deliver--or even use--combat restoratives. Dog's skill will grow with time--who knows how far she can go? For now she's at least an extra pair of eyes and ears and a solid nose to watch her mistress's back.
Lily has a few other, stranger abilities though, even compared to her unusual sorcery. These aren't common knowledge about her, but aren't exactly secrets, either. One is that she seems to heal fully from any injury that doesn't kill her without scar. Another is that her magic is accompanied by strange markings on her body that resemble the trails of circuits, colored strangely in ways that change with the use of her powers, among other strange effects. Finally, there is the transformation.
In battle, Lily is capable of drawing on additional force, albeit at a toll on her body. Drawing in energy from around herself, Lily's markings shift to track a set of lines up part of her face, coloring a shock of her hair, and form spectral wings from her back. Her eyes blacken, and her irises and pupils are replaced by shifting colors similar to those of her markings. Finally, she tends to float a few feet off the ground, obviously suffused with power, capable of rapid flight. This form has strange effects on her magic, the first of which is that the scale of her spells increases significantly, easily able to affect a far wider area and threatening even to Gear-sized opponents. It's not only more powerful, but more direct; she doesn't merely make fire, but can transmute the air itself /into/ fire; she can conjure huge weaponry of the elements she wields and swing them casually. She can combine elements, with effort, and is capable of manipulating life force, turning it against a foe to reopen wounds or even draining it to empower herself. Most strangely, the transformation involves odd intonations in the Zeboim language.
Occasionally this transformation will happen on its own, without Lily's direction. Sometimes, it's worse. Regardless, the toll on her body is significant. While she's as capable of healing from it as anything else, it takes even more energy than usual castings, and causes internal damage that can manifest in bleeding from the eyes, ears, or nose. Overuse could risk losing control of it, or worse.
She tends to carry a reasonable complement of equipment; her ARM, some basic healing supplies including bandages and disinfectant, explosives if she can find them. A few things are specifically notable, though: her combat knife from the war, and a set of rune-inscribed chains that can be wrapped about her hand. If she channels her magic through these runes, she can significantly increase the effect of her spells. Another is a simple, small mirror. Its alchemical treatments allow it to stand up to the force of Lily's magic, and thus she can use her magic with the mirror to achieve a variety of useful effects. It is a gift from Riesenlied's daughter Mikaia, and highly valuable to Lily. She also has a Medium of the Sea Guardian, Lucadia, that she keeps on her person even now that the Guardians have been forced to be more distant with Mother's awakening... and a Nisan cross, which is of no combat value but important to her all the same.
Relationships
(Being reworked)
Soundtrack
Donations
- Kainé / Escape - Lily in combat
- Champion's Gravetender & Gravetender Greatwolf - Black Wolves
- Live Incantation - Awakened
Logs and Cutscenes
Chapter 1, Act 1 Logs
- 2017-02-28: Black Wolves in the Sult Ruins
- 2017-03-05: Why Didn't She Do That To Begin With
- 2017-03-07: Mistaken Trust
- 2017-03-07: Wrong Instincts
- 2017-03-11: Innovation
- 2017-03-12: Debts
- 2017-03-18: Secrets of the Sult Ruins
- 2017-03-20: Breaking Bad Things, People, and Places
- 2017-03-27: Barroom Business
- 2017-04-01: A Ruined Proposal
- 2017-04-02: The Right Time
- 2017-04-06: Commiserations
- 2017-04-08: Hold Still
- 2017-04-11: Barroom Business III
- 2017-04-17: Escape to the Abbey
- 2017-04-17: Tailor-Made Problems
- 2017-04-24: What Goes Around Comes Around
- 2017-04-28: Come Hellion or High Water
- 2017-05-04: Persisting Corruption
- 2017-05-04: The Door Was Open
- 2017-05-07: Spoopy Hollow
- 2017-05-15: Commiserations II
- 2017-05-16: The Quiet Ruins
- 2017-05-17: Demons, Golems and Malevolence, Oh My
- 2017-05-18: Barroom Business IV
- 2017-05-18: The Chains of Heresy
- 2017-05-19: Pirates Failing Forward
- 2017-05-20: Starfall Saloon Hustle
- 2017-05-24: Likes Repel
- 2017-05-25: A Personal Request
- 2017-05-27: Operation Gungnir
- 2017-05-28: Barroom Business V
- 2017-05-31: Kindred Spirits
- 2017-06-03: We'll Never Fight Alone
- 2017-06-20: Mercy
- 2017-06-24: Gylfaginning
- 2017-06-25: Ancient ARMs And Other Mysteries
- 2017-06-27: Turnabout
- 2017-06-30: The Day The Sky Turned Red
- 2017-07-02: Hatred
- 2017-07-05: Kindred Spirits Once More
- 2017-07-06: An Adorable Mediator
- 2017-07-08: Zeboim Linguistics 101
- 2017-07-13: Uninvited Guest
- 2017-07-16: Vulnerable
- 2017-07-28: Tournament Finals
- 2017-07-29: Tournament Finals II - Side 2
- 2017-08-01: Wheels Within Wheels
- 2017-08-03: Liars and Seekers
- 2017-08-05: Ruin
- 2017-08-06: Drinking Sorrows Away
- 2017-08-06: The Meaning Of Innuendo
- 2017-08-09: Don't Forget But Don't Look Back
- 2017-08-09: Let My Mirror See
- 2017-08-13: It's A Breakthrough Everyone
- 2017-08-17: Power of Malevolence
- 2017-08-17: Problems That Don't Go Away
- 2017-08-19: A Double Date in Unlikely Places
- 2017-08-20: Escape to the West
Chapter 1, Act 2 Logs
- 2017-08-23: Nightfall at the Wayside
- 2017-09-02: Not By Choice
- 2017-09-03: Today Is Warning Day
- 2017-09-04: Degeneration
- 2017-09-06: Better Late Than Never
- 2017-09-13: Scorpions and Puppies
- 2017-09-15: Observation Routine
- 2017-09-25: Talk of the Town
- 2017-09-28: The Wayside Wayfarers
- 2017-09-30: If You Give A Jerk A Cookie
- 2017-09-30: Riesemama!
- 2017-09-30: She Can Be Very Persuasive
- 2017-10-04: Getting Results
- 2017-10-07: The Handover
- 2017-10-13: How The Turns Have Tabled
- 2017-10-21: Witching Hour
- 2017-10-23: If Looks Could Kill
- 2017-10-25: A Novel Approach
- 2017-10-27: Escape
- 2017-10-28: Life Will Change
- 2017-10-30: If Fate Were Kinder
- 2017-10-31: Rest Now
- 2017-11-02: Army-Style Negotiations
- 2017-11-04: The Rogue Brother
- 2017-11-17: A Ruin Eaten By Time... Or Maybe Just Worms
- 2017-11-22: Black Market Research
- 2017-11-26: Black and White
- 2017-12-08: What Lurks Underneath
- 2017-12-15: Deep and Pale and Frigid
- 2017-12-17: Quite the Curse
- 2017-12-22: Poisoning the Wels
- 2017-12-28: A Friendly Knife Fight
- 2018-01-07: Masquerade
- 2018-01-10: Searching for a Friend...and Loot
- 2018-01-12: Vorthuzahl's Prize
- 2018-01-13: Dead and Dreaming
- 2018-01-20: Set Things Right
- 2018-01-21: Your Eyes Are Our Eyes
- 2018-01-22: Fresh Air and Peace of Mind
- 2018-01-23: Healing Patterns
- 2018-01-26: Do the Impossible
- 2018-01-27: Hope Springs: Tobit's Side
- 2018-02-01: Wolves beneath your Wings
- 2018-02-03: Hell's Chapel
- 2018-02-04: The Answer From the Sewers
- 2018-02-13: A Lifetime of Sins to Confess
- 2018-02-16: The Summer Palace
- 2018-02-17: In the Great Hall
- 2018-02-18: Can't Stop the Hammer From Dropping
- 2018-02-20: Optimism
- 2018-02-24: Our Final Stand
- 2018-02-27: Might Be a Tough One
- 2018-02-28: When Birds Fly
- 2018-03-03: My Way
Chapter 1, Act 3 Logs
- 2018-03-10: A Lunar Landing
- 2018-03-19: A Matter of a Name
- 2018-03-20: Rising Waters, Daylight Robbery Prices, And You
- 2018-04-06: In Wolves' Clothing
- 2018-04-20: The Spire With No Name
- 2018-05-13: Believe Me
- 2018-06-01: Fire and Smoke
- 2018-06-06: Recuperation
- 2018-06-16: An Ethereal Connection
- 2018-06-24: Dragons and Illusions
- 2018-07-05: A Prelude to a Bad Decision
- 2018-07-06: A Bad Decision
- 2018-07-07: Out At The Library
- 2018-07-13: Common Sense Effort
- 2018-07-14: Leviathan
- 2018-07-15: Sisters
- 2018-07-16: Silver Millennium
- 2018-07-17: My One Joy
- 2018-07-20: Doing Fine
- 2018-07-21: Caliban's War
- 2018-07-22: To the Gates
- 2018-07-23: The Uncharted Beach
- 2018-07-25: Into The Proving Grounds
- 2018-07-28: The Keeper at the Gates
- 2018-07-31: The Nature of Emotion and Memory
- 2018-07-31: We'll Be With You
- 2018-08-03: Don't Say A Word
- 2018-08-09: Frost & Focus
- 2018-08-13: The Umbral Mirror
- 2018-08-17: Talking Shop
- 2018-08-19: Reflection
- 2018-08-23: An Ethical Dilemma
- 2018-08-23: Azado Is Burning
- 2018-08-31: Leviathan Wakes
- 2018-09-01: In The Hour Of Our Greatest Need
Chapter 1, Act 4 Logs
- 2018-09-02: Tiamat's Wrath
- 2018-09-03: A War Meeting
- 2018-09-05: Having Faith
- 2018-09-09: We Call It Sin
- 2018-09-12: Hammer and the Stork
- 2018-09-14: Of Sin, Summoners, and Sinister Sorts
- 2018-09-15: Who You Are
- 2018-09-17: Rejecting Loss
- 2018-09-22: A Deep Dive Into The Leck Mines
- 2018-09-25: Finding Your Wings
- 2018-09-30: Site Recon in St Centour
- 2018-10-04: Crab And Butterfly
- 2018-10-07: A Ceremony at Sea
- 2018-10-08: Walking The Hard Road
- 2018-10-16: Settling The Past
- 2018-10-19: The First Ordeal
- 2018-10-20: Metal Demons Visit the Port
- 2018-10-22: My Little Nemesis Can't Be This Cute!
- 2018-10-27: ARMed And Dangerous
- 2018-10-28: Seekers
- 2018-10-31: Relying on You
- 2018-11-03: Kindling the Flame
- 2018-11-04: A Desolate Land
- 2018-11-07: In Garlyle
- 2018-11-09: The Heritor in the Dark
- 2018-11-17: Dispossession
- 2018-11-23: Devastation
- 2018-11-25: What's The Plan
- 2018-11-30: Impenetrable
- 2018-12-01: All Our Hopes and Dreams
- 2018-12-05: The Approach Of Two Heavy Hands
- 2018-12-07: An Offer
- 2018-12-08: Pain of Loss - Daughter
- 2018-12-12: Contrasts
- 2018-12-17: The Powers That Be
- 2018-12-21: A Destroyer, Too?
- 2018-12-22: The Weight of the World
- 2018-12-23: Das Rheingold