Story So Far

A campaign recap linking the major arcs, mysteries, and political shifts. Updated through Session 036.

Year 480 - The early days: squires of Salisbury (Sessions 000-002)

• The campaign opens in the Uther Period with a group of squires serving the household knights of Count Roderick of Salisbury. (See: Session 000 - The Young Squires of Salisbury)
• On patrol near Woodhouse and the King’s Road, they discover a wagon massacre and warn Vagon: “Wolves are about.” Their knights do not return. (See: Session 001 - Wolves Are About)
• Searching the Forest of Gloom, they fight Cambrian Hillmen, discover a cannibal camp, and find signs of an Ogre (Forest of Gloom). Gregory dies heroically, and the squires return to Woodhouse with grim news as Irish invasion rumors spread. (See: Session 002 - Wolves, Hillmen, and the Ogre’s Trail)

Year 480 - Silchester mysteries and the road to Winchbank (Sessions 003-005)

• After recovery and reorganization under Sir Jerem, the squires travel to Silchester Castle to discreetly investigate Lady Ellen of Winchbank as a potential marriage match for Roderick. The castle is eerily under-staffed due to levies marching south; a white-cloaked woman is admitted with deference; Saxon-looking ladies-in-waiting raise suspicions. (See: Session 003 - The Empty Castle and the Forest Ambush)
• En route through Purdue Forest, they are ambushed by Saxon warriors.
• At Winchbank Castle, Assterius is saved by Lady Rachel of Carbonog’s unorthodox healing. Ellen is beloved by townsfolk but unconventional-and secretly jousts in disguise. A feast raises the question: what should be reported to Salisbury about Ellen? (See: Session 004 - The Lady’s Secret and the Feast at Winchbank)
• A “gift” from Sir Blaine becomes a Fairy Dragon (Winchbank) attack. Its blood transforms Drustin’s appearance. Blaine claims the egg came from Lady Niev (woman in white). The squires perform an appeasement burial (cow sacrifice; Liam buries a silver dagger gift from Ellen). War news arrives: Irish under Pascent threaten Salisbury. Near Figsbury, an ogre is sighted with Irish forces; Noah is killed in the opening clash. (See: Session 005 - The Fairy Dragon and the Ogre’s Return)

Year 481 - Downton: holy relic and a wyvern (Session 006)

• At the siege of Sarum, the squires recover the Shield of St. Crispin near Downton.
• In battle, a Wyvern (Downton) seizes and drops the Aurelius. Pedivere rescues the king; Beon finishes the wyvern. (See: Session 006 - The Shield of St. Crispin and the Fall of the Wyvern + Session 006 - Player Synopsis)

Year 481 - Knighthood and court life (Session 007)

• The shield is returned at Downton; an angel reclaims it. The party completes (or avoids) their vigils and is knighted by the High King with Excalibur present.
• They are granted the honor of becoming household knights of the High King’s household. The Baron of Winchbank is dead; the High King takes wardship of Ellen. A feast in the royal household deepens rivalries and court intrigue. (See: Session 007 - The Vigil and the Knights of the High King + Session 007 — Player Synopsis — Nightly Business)

Year 481 - Three quests; Deira; Rosalyn; faerie road; winter at Caer Bannog (Session 008)

• Court issues three threads: (1) accompany the High King to Lindsey (Angles campaign prep), (2) investigate Lady Rosalyn at Lambor Castle as a marriage prospect, (3) hunt the escaped wyvern.
• The party defeats Eosa “the Giant” Horsason’s Saxon warband near Newark and accepts a Golden Torque (Eosa’s ransom).
• At Lambor, Rosalyn appears generous and perhaps more interested in Millicent than male suitors.
• The wyvern hunt leads into increasingly strange rumors and a faerie clearing (“rabbit road”). The party winters at Caer Bannog with Rachel and Sir Ector. (See: Session 008 - The Giant King of Deira and the Fairy Road + Session 008 — Player Synopsis — Giant King of Deira)

Year 481 - Bedegraine shatters the realm (Session 009)

• News breaks: High King Aurelius is betrayed and killed by Bedegraine. Uther Pendragon musters at Leicester and destroys Bedegraine with shocking brutality.
• Assterius later vanishes (madness). The party investigates Lady Llylla (Shisha) and hears Uther intends to invade Summerland. (See: Session 009 - The Death of Aurelius and the Fall of Bedegraine + Session 009 — Player Synopsis — Bedegraine)

Year 482 - Wells and the Glastonbury underworld (Sessions 010-011)

• Uther sends the party to Wells to compel oaths. The town is empty; the abbot is found hanging; villagers have fled into marshes after killing a threatening “messenger.”
• Horses vanish into the swamp. The party kills a Cu‑Sith (Wells) (Sir Leo dies) and an Ogre (Wells Marsh). A hidden passage points toward Glastonbury and Tor of Glastonbury (Ynys Wydrin). (See: Session 010 - The Silent Town of Wells and the Ogre of the Marsh + Session 010 — Player Synopsis — Wells)
• Deeper in the passage complex: the party kills a goat-eyed hag, defeats a druid and ambushers, finds Merlin caged, captures a Red Sorceress (Glastonbury), and encounters Undead Knights (Glastonbury).
• Liam bargains with the Lady of the Well for “fame and success,” taking a Chest of Rubies (Liam) in exchange for a future debt. (See: Session 011 - The Hag of the Passage and the Lady of the Well + Session 011 — Player Synopsis — Hag and the Well)

Year 482 - Dunkerton, Shepton, and the Peace of Summerland (Session 012)

• Sir Geraint warns of Dunkerton: burned by Caradoc; a Giant (Dunkerton) slaughters the conroi.
• 13 ragged children from Shepton appear with the party’s missing horses.
• The captured red sorceress escapes by swapping places with Brother Maynard.
• Uther signs peace with King Cadwy of Summerland (made Count of Somerset) and promises Lady Ellen to Roderick in marriage. (See: Session 012 - The Burning of Dunkerton and the Peace of Summerland + Session 012 — Player Synopsis — Dunkerton)

Year 483 - Assassin winter and Ellen’s escort (Session 013)

• Bruce questions Drustin about witch-deals; Drustin protects Liam.
• Assassin attack on Roderick grievously wounds Millicent.
• Escort Ellen from White Tower: ambushes in Purdue Forest show false-flag raiders (Deiran shields freshly overpainted; Silchestrian accent). An ogre attack is beaten with Ellen fighting alongside the knights. (See: Session 013 - The Assassin’s Winter and the Escort of Lady Ellen + Session 013 — Player Synopsis — Assassin Winter and Ellen Escort)

Year 483 - Easter court and the duel (Session 014)

• At Sarum’s Easter court: Lucius (Duke of Saxon Shore) (age 4) is knighted and made duke; court intrigue intensifies.
• Lady Rhianneth forces a kiss on Madoc; Sir Marius of Caerwent duels Assterius and is beheaded in one stroke. (See: Session 014 - Easter Court at Sarum and the Duel of Sir Marius + Session 014 — Player Synopsis — Easter Court and Sir Marius Duel)

Year 484 - York campaign begins (Session 015)

• Envoy reports Eboracum (York) fell to Saxons; Malahaut’s request for Uther’s aid signals escalation.
• Drustin and Liam are detained; “holing” pits appear.
• In Bath, plans reveal a possible infiltration route via the River Foss.
• Drimant joins as neutral chronicler; warns of the Black Dog of the Moors.
• Sherwood ambush: Ælflaed (Eosa’s daughter) appears; Millicent nearly dies; Drimant intervenes. Lincoln is found under siege. (See: Session 015 - The Road to York and the Ambush in Sherwood + Session 015 — Player Synopsis — York Road and Sherwood Ambush)

Year 484 - Brodin, Wilderspool, and the brain-hag (Session 016)

• The party meets King Brodin of Malahaut (Centurion-King) and parleys at York with Eosa. Eosa claims a Merlin-like Cymric man suggested taking York.
• Eosa hires the party to investigate Wilderspool (5 gold now, 5 later). Brodin rides south to confront Uther.
• On the road east: thirteen hanging knights and a trap-filled clearing. The party kills the Hag of the Dead (Wilderspool). Drustin’s horse Brass (Drustin’s horse) dies in a trap. Three infants are found near a mortar/pestle used to grind brains. (See: Session 016 - The Centurion-King, the Well of Wilderspool, and the Hag of the Dead + Session 016 — Player Synopsis — Wilderspool and Hag of the Dead)

Year 484 - Wilderspool’s serpent surgeons and the Wyrd Pool rite (Session 017)

• The company carries three brain-fed infants into Wilderspool; Drustin beheads the hag and buries the head beneath a marked stone when the corpse resists burning.
• Wilderspool has no church and treats worship as personal choice. Ælflaed, Madoc, and the infants are entrusted to serpent-marked surgeons; that night Drustin wakes with strange marks on his neck.
• By morning, Ælflaed, Madoc, Drimant, and the squires have vanished. The trail leads to the taboo-ridden Wyrd Pool, where disobedience kills the company’s horses.
• At the summit, cultists conduct a serpent rite: a red-haired priestess cuts Madoc’s throat and casts him into the pool as a serpent-woman rises. The company attacks to free the captives.
• Millicent beheads the priestess; the serpent creature is slain (final blow from Maewyn Succat’s staff). Madoc and Ælflaed survive but remain dazed/unresponsive—and Liam wanders into the forest in madness after the battle. (See: Session 017 - The Wyrd Pool of Wilderspool)

Year 484 - The Serpent Lodge and the fall of Ælflaed (Session 018)

• The conroi returns to Wilderspool and confronts the serpent-marked healers of the Serpent Lodge. The “surgeons” reveal themselves as serpent-things and call forth another manifestation of the serpent goddess.
• Ælflaed teleports into the melee and is mortally wounded; the knights cannot reach her in time and she dies in the fight.
• The serpent lodge is destroyed and the serpent goddess slain (final blow from Maewyn Succat’s staff).
• In the aftermath, the squires are discovered murdered and skinned on tanning racks.
• With chirurgeons gone and wounds mounting, the conroi flees south to the City of the Legions; Sir Madoc is saved there, and the company winters in the city. (See: Session 018 - The Serpent Lodge and the Fall of Ælflaed)

Years 485–486 - The well of bargains and the demon princess (Session 019)

• After wintering, the conroi returns to Wilderspool seeking the true well with the Latin inscription. A refurbished crossroads well yields “Constantine Rex” stones (a false lead), but the knights ultimately identify the ancient ritual site: Wilderspool - True Well (Qui non dat quod habet).
• They offer Ælflaed’s preserved body and other sacrifices (including Liam’s druidic spear). The well answers with eerie silence.
• In York, King Eosa “the Giant” Horsason celebrates and claims his daughter has returned — but Millicent and Assterius perceive the “princess” is wrong: a hollow revenant/demonic impostor.
• The conroi confronts and slays the creature in a desperate bedroom fight (decisive blow by Sir Geraint with Eosa’s golden axe). The reveal drives Geraint into madness, and the company flees.
• Returning south, Count Roderick of Salisbury shows them the grim truth: Excalibur is broken into three pieces and Merlin is missing. The new quest is to find Merlin and/or restore the sword. (See: Session 019 - The Well of Bargains and the Demon Princess)

Year 487 - The Road Beneath the World (Session 020)

• At the start of 487, the realm shifts: Saxons retreat on some fronts; the King of Deira is said to have gone mad; Linden is left desolated and unable to support civilization.
• The conroi is invited to join Uther Pendragon’s royal progress — and refuses, committing instead to the Merlin/Excalibur quest. Uther takes this as disloyalty (+10 Contempt) and suspicion of Roderick’s faction.
• Following a lead through Pitum and back to Wells, the knights discover Lady Wells is one of the Ladies of the Lake and that Merlin has crossed over (not in this world).
• With Excalibur shattered, the only path to Merlin is the Otherworld: the conroi enters via the Frome Stones cave with Guido (The Guide).
• After a long underground trek (mushroom rations, dreams/visions, an abyss descent, and a hobgoblin battle), they open an iron door labeled “Exit” — and step into Maybe future city (London?).
• Their only guidance: find a church with a golden angel. (See: Session 020 - The Road Beneath the World)

Year 487 - The Glass City and the Man in Vitriol (Session 021)

• The conroi confirms the Otherworld “glass city” is Cardiff, finds the golden angel atop Llandaff Cathedral, and follows leads for “Merdwyl.”
• A museum exhibit reveals Merlin’s body preserved in vitriol — but dead in this future, soon to be cut apart for study.
• At Pengam Green’s Reawakening Fair, an elf-smith repairs the sword the conroi still believes is Excalibur — later clarified as Party’s Magical Sword (not Excalibur) — and takes commissions for new kit.
• Returning below, the conroi defeats a many-handed abomination that becomes Guido when slain; Millicent and Liam are grievously wounded, with a lethal timer once they exit. (See: Session 021 - The Glass City and the Man in Vitriol)

Year 487 - The Mine of Blood and the Dragon’s Vigil (Session 022)

• The conroi emerges near Caerleon; the squires insist only ~7–7.5 hours have passed since descent, sharpening the sense that the Exit is warping time and memory.
• A chirurgeon is hired immediately (Liam pays), addressing the immediate wound crisis on the surface.
• At the copper mine near Caerwent, the conroi battles small green sling-creatures whose spiked shots spawn more bodies when they draw blood; the creatures’ blood is discovered to heal, and some is collected.
• Deep below, Merlin is found encased in crystal and guarded by a dragon; the conroi withdraws to regroup rather than fight it in the depths. (See: Session 022 - The Mine of Blood and the Dragon’s Vigil)

Year 487 - The Dragon Beneath the Mine (Session 023)

• The conroi returns to the Caerwent Roman mine and discovers the dragon guardian has taken the form of a beautiful woman beside Merlin’s crystal prison.
• To survive the confrontation, they reclaim the Shield of St. Crispin after seven days of penance and borrow Saint Brigid’s Flying Cauldron from Bishop Bertrand of Bristol, using Liam’s cursed rubies as collateral.
• The woman is revealed as the Dragon of the Roman Mine; the company slays it and Merlin’s crystal prison melts away.
• Freed Merlin reveals this is a parallel Britain ruled by Prince Uther, that the party’s sword is not Excalibur, and that killing the earlier Gate-creature (fey) was probably catastrophic. The company refuses to steal this world’s Merlin or true Excalibur. (See: Session 023 - The Dragon Beneath the Mine)

Year 487 - The Feast at Sarum and the Forest’s Warning (Session 024)

• At a crowded Sarum feast, courtship and rivalry mix with new political commitments: Sir Geraint advances his courtship of Lady Rachel of Carbonog, Lady Dilwen pursues an intoxicated Sir Madoc, and Drustin falls into misery after seeing Ellen’s baby daughter.
• Damsel Diana, sent by Lady Wells, warns Liam that Excalibur must be returned to the Ladies of the Lake, or the forests will encroach and imperil the land; this is complicated because the conroi’s repaired sword has been revealed as not Excalibur.
• Uther Pendragon calls for volunteers for a spring 488 campaign into Gaul/France to drive the Franks from Calais, with Sir Madoc leading; the conroi volunteers. Assterius researches the Franks and their leader Clovis. (See: Session 024 - The Feast at Sarum and the Forest’s Warning)

Year 488 - Gaul: Caen and Calais (Session 025)

• Uther’s expedition lands in Gaul to aid Syagrius against the Franks. At a feast in Caen, Millicent and Sir Madoc elope and marry without Uther’s permission. The host then finds Calais under siege and outnumbered; the companions coordinate with Baroness Pomponia to spring a horns-and-bells trap that lifts the siege in a decisive surprise victory. (See: Session 025 - The Feast at Caen and the Battle of Calais)

Year 488 - Calais secured and the Wildenburg hunt (Session 026)

• The companions remain near Calais to retrain the XX Legion and clear the countryside. Dunkirk surrenders, Frankish remnants are driven south into Gaul, and the Saxon Shore on this side of the Channel returns to Baroness Pomponia’s rule.
• A murder crisis in Wildenburg draws the companions into the Wildenwald, where Clotilde’s warning about the Lord of Wildenburg proves true: the party fights werewolves at the Wildenburg Pagan Shrine, Drustin is bitten, and the trail leads to the Roman Manor in Wildenwald. (See: Session 026 - The Wolves of Wildenburg)

Year 488 - The House of Constantine and the Return to Wells (Session 027)

• Pursued from the werewolf fight, the companions take refuge in the House of Constantine within the Wildenwald, where wolves will not cross the courtyard. In its ruined chapel, a radiant angel tests the company on faith, virtue, and chivalry. Millicent sacrifices her own place so Drustin can continue, Sir Geraint becomes the Nameless Knight, and Assterius becomes the Homeless Knight.
• Beneath the chapel altar, Liam discovers the Holy Grail. After the companions drink from it, Liam’s cursed rubies spill harmlessly away.
• Returning through Wildenburg and Calais, the company finds Sir Madoc in suspicious political harmony with Clovis, carrying a runed sword he claims is reforged Excalibur. Millicent secretly takes Madoc’s runed blade and leaves him with Fakealibur, and the companions return to Wells, where Lady Wells receives the runed blade and casts it into the forest pool. Everyone currently treats that returned blade as the true sword, but the timeline/reality problem keeps its exact identity uncertain. (See: Session 027 - The House of Constantine and the Return to Wells)

Year 488 - The Easter Feast at the White Tower (Session 028)

• At Uther’s Easter feast in the White Tower, Ygraine appears beside Duke Erof of Cornwall, and Uther’s desire for her turns the feast into a political crisis.
• Courtly comedy masks dangerous revelations: Millicent confronts Sir Madoc about the corrected Lady Rhianneth scandal, Drustin reveals the sword truth to Merlin, and Merlin warns that Britain has no sword and no king.
• Liam gains Roderick’s permission to assemble a force for Duke Edaris of the March, whose lands are failing under Saxon raids.
• After Merlin, Ygraine, Uther, and Madoc vanish from the feast, the company follows Madoc to St. Mary Bethlehem and finds him with his head in a nun’s lap — not, according to Millicent’s religion, any normal rite of the Church. (See: Session 028 - The Easter Feast at the White Tower)

Years 488–489 - Madoc’s Penance, New Manors, and the March (Session 029)

• At St. Mary Bethlehem, the apparent scandal resolves into family grief: the nun is Meredith, Sir Madoc’s mother. Madoc seeks penance for the Lady Rhianneth scandal and possible child; his penance requires six months’ chastity and saving ten families.
• The companions become landed vassal knights of Salisbury: Drustin receives Yarnbrook, Millicent Heywood, Assterius Bratton, Liam Edington, and Sir Geraint Coulston. Bad weather and famine make lordship immediately painful, especially at starving Yarnbrook.
• In 489, the company chooses Madoc’s call to aid Duke Edaris of the March over Uther’s Cornwall campaign and the Church’s call to remain home. At Oxford, Madoc appears masked, silent, and mad.
• At Lambor Castle, Millicent confines Madoc for safety before the company enters the Angle-haunted forest, kills two ogres, and falls back to the castle to regroup. (See: Session 029 - Madoc’s Penance, New Manors, and the March)

Years 489–490 - The Angel’s Command and the Child King (Session 030)

• At Lambor Castle, Duke Edaris of the March is nearly out of strength, but Sir Madoc claims an angel has commanded him to end the war by killing the King of the Angles at Peterborough. Drustin briefly reaches Madoc through duty and despair, then witnesses an angel catch him after he leaps from a high window.
• The company splits under pressure: Sir Geraint negotiates aid for refugees at Carohaig, while Drustin and Lady Rosalyn escort another refugee train safely into Salisbury. Rosalyn and Drustin begin a courtship.
• Millicent, Liam, and Assterius pursue Madoc to Folkingham, where he forges a sword for his claimed angelic mission. At Peterborough, the “King of the Angles” proves to be King Wihtlaeg of the Angles, a child; Madoc chooses mercy, and the company captures Wihtlaeg alive.
• The Angle offensive stalls for the rest of 489. By year’s end, Millicent and Madoc conceive Meredith. In spring 490, Uther and Duke Erof of Cornwall reconcile through Merlin’s urging and march north together against the Saxons. (See: Session 030 - The Angel’s Command and the Child King)

Year 490 - The Battle of Lincoln and the Birth of Meredith (Session 031)

• Uther and Cornwall’s reconciled army marches north and defeats Saxon forces at Lincoln. The conroi captures a high-value enemy commander, survives a giant and wild-men encounter, and is nearly overwhelmed by elite Saxon foot knights.
• Millicent rides into battle heavily pregnant in polished maternity armor, is unhorsed, and gives birth on the battlefield to Meredith. Sir Madoc survives grave wounds and madness long enough to see his daughter born. Uther calls a feast for both the victory and the birth of his granddaughter. (See: Session 031 - The Battle of Lincoln and the Birth of Meredith)

Year 490 - Madoc’s funeral and Britain’s crown (Session 032)

• After Lincoln, Sir Madoc’s wounds worsen during the southward journey: he loses his left leg at Kineton, his left arm at Corinium, and dies at Bath. He is buried at Stonehenge beside his uncle, likely Aurelius.
• At Madoc’s funeral feast in Sarum, Millicent publicly grieves convincingly, while courtships sharpen: Drustin must become a banneret to pursue Lady Rosalyn, and Liam mishandles the early steps of courting Damsel Diana.
• Uther’s grief gives way to renewed heir pressure and obvious desire for Ygraine, nearly causing a breach with Gorlois at the funeral feast.
• Archbishop Dubricus says Geraint and Asterius need a quest to remove the consequences of the House of Constantine. The conroi must choose between Uther’s path toward Cornwall and the quest for the Crown that could unite Britain. (See: Session 032 - Madoc’s Funeral and the Question of Britain’s Crown)

Year 490 - The Crown Quest, Exeter, and Giant Erge (Session 033)

• After Madoc’s funeral, the conroi splits: Liam and Drustin ride with Uther toward Exeter, while Millicent, Geraint, and Asterius wait for Dubricus and take up the crown/Grail quest.
• Dubricus’ vision describes a dutiful fisherman taking a brilliant “crown” from Glastonbury and casting it into an elm-shaded lake north past two walls. The questers link this to the missing Holy Grail and identify Loch Lomond through the River Leven clue.
• At Exeter, Uther’s desire for Ygraine has become open war. Drustin and Liam discover the town was emptied before the siege; Drustin’s suspicion prompts Uther to order an immediate assault.
• On the northern road, Brother Nerovens joins the quest. The party diverts at Stafford against Giant Erge and finds evidence of a second, larger giant. (See: Session 033 - The Crown Quest, the Siege of Exeter, and the Giant Erge)

Year 490 - Erge, Exeter, and the Hounds of Hecate (Session 034)

• At Exeter, Liam and Drustin survive Uther’s assault. Drustin is first onto the wall, fights through the defenders, and opens the gate; Liam spares a child soldier but is badly wounded.
• Exeter falls, but Gorlois and Ygraine are absent. Uther drives the army onward toward Tintagel, after Liam briefly delays the march and Drustin takes the blame.
• In the north, Millicent, Geraint, and Asterius trick Giant Erge into chasing a supposed rival giant’s trail, then discover the Shrine of Hecate. Millicent attempts the maiden’s trial; the party defeats one of the Hounds of Hecate but leaves the ritual unfinished. (See: Session 034 - Erge, Exeter, and the Hounds of Hecate)

Year 490 - Tintagel and Appleby (Session 035)

• Outside Tintagel, Uther’s army fights off a Cornish sally meant to disrupt siege preparations. Liam and Drustin survive brutal fighting against foot soldiers, spear-armed knights, mounted champions, and peasant levy; Liam is knocked down and rescued by Squire Gwinas. The battle is indecisive in the field, but Cornwall is forced back into Tintagel and Uther begins the siege in fury.
• At Appleby, the northern questers learn from Sir Vardilain of a possible unicorn horn, while Lady Appleby reveals raids from Gore and Malahaut have left her widowed and bereaved. The party treats with the Brownies of Appleby Forest, refuses fairy food, kills the giant auroch eating the clover, feeds the town, and meets Jacqueline of Appleby. (See: Session 035 - The Battle of Tintagel and the Brownies of Appleby)

Year 490 - The Sun-Water of Loch Lomond and the Road to Merlin (Session 036)

• The northern questers pass through Gorre and win hospitality at Gaiholm from Prince Urion by returning the shield found on the slain Gorre knights. They learn the fighting men are away under Bademagu, then continue by boat past Alclud to Loch Lomond, where silver scales and a silver-haired woman lead them to the Loch Lomond Fountain.
• At the fountain, Geraint and Millicent see wolf-linked visions of their lives ending in France, while Asterius discovers Love-Sun Water and uses it to cleanse the altar. Geraint is baptized and vanishes into the fountain; Millicent and Asterius follow into visions involving Aurelius, Geraint’s mother, Duty and Pleasure, a hilltop well, and Sir Madoc.
• In the south, Liam and Drustin find Exeter empty, are rushed through cagey Glastonbury, and are barred from Wells. Drustin’s Merlin passions earn a hidden route to Merlin at the Standing Stones of Exmoor, with the warning not to wake him unless the realm depends on it. (See: Session 036 - The Sun-Water of Loch Lomond and the Road to Merlin)