Timeline

Master timeline. Each bullet should link back to the session note that established it.

480

• The young squires of Salisbury are assembled under Count Roderick of Salisbury and ride patrol along the King’s Road near Woodhouse. (Source: Session 000 - The Young Squires of Salisbury)
• A wagon massacre near Woodhouse prompts a warning to Vagon: “Wolves are about.” The investigating knights fail to return by dawn. (Source: Session 001 - Wolves Are About)
• On the road to Vagon, the squires pass Unknown name - Burning Village-engulfed in flames and empty of people. (Source: Session 001 - Wolves Are About)
• The squires slip out of Vagon, retrace their knights’ trail toward Woodhouse and into the Forest of Gloom, and battle Cambrian Hillmen; Gregory dies after a heroic strike. (Source: Session 002 - Wolves, Hillmen, and the Ogre’s Trail)
• A cannibal camp and enormous footprints reveal an Ogre (Forest of Gloom) feeding in the forest; the knights’ deaths are confirmed by recovered gear. (Source: Session 002 - Wolves, Hillmen, and the Ogre’s Trail)
• Wider news reaches Salisbury: Irish Invaders invade Britain led by Vortigern’s son. (Source: Session 002 - Wolves, Hillmen, and the Ogre’s Trail)
• After a year’s recovery, Salisbury’s squires reorganize under Sir Jerem and travel to Silchester Castle to discreetly evaluate Lady Ellen of Winchbank as a marriage match for Count Roderick of Salisbury. (Source: Session 003 - The Empty Castle and the Forest Ambush)
• Silchester Castle is found nearly empty; the duke has marched south with levies due to Saxon activity near Hampshire. (Source: Session 003 - The Empty Castle and the Forest Ambush)
• A mysterious figure, The Woman in White (Silchester), enters the castle and is treated with deference by guards; rumors connect such figures to the Ladies of the Lake (rumor). (Source: Session 003 - The Empty Castle and the Forest Ambush)
• On the road east toward Winchbank, the delegation is ambushed in Purdue Forest by Saxon Warriors (Purdue Forest). (Source: Session 003 - The Empty Castle and the Forest Ambush)
• The delegation reaches Winchbank Castle; Lady Rachel of Carbonog stabilizes Assterius with unorthodox healing. (Source: Session 004 - The Lady’s Secret and the Feast at Winchbank)
• The squires learn more of Lady Ellen of Winchbank’s reputation (generous, but unconventional) and discover she secretly jousts in disguise. (Source: Session 004 - The Lady’s Secret and the Feast at Winchbank)
• At a Winchbank feast, Sir Blaine’s “gift” becomes a Fairy Dragon (Winchbank) attack; Sir Jerem kills it after the squires restrain it. (Source: Session 005 - The Fairy Dragon and the Ogre’s Return)
• Sir Blaine claims the egg came from Lady Niev (woman in white). The baron dismisses Silchester knights. (Source: Session 005 - The Fairy Dragon and the Ogre’s Return)
• The squires perform an appeasement burial with offerings (including a cow sacrifice and Liam’s silver dagger). (Source: Session 005 - The Fairy Dragon and the Ogre’s Return)
• Irish forces under Vortigern’s heir march on Salisbury; the Baron of Winchbank seeks knighthood to ride to war. (Source: Session 005 - The Fairy Dragon and the Ogre’s Return)
• Near Figsbury, an Irish force (kerns + warriors) is sighted with a towering ogre; Noah is killed in the opening clash. (Source: Session 005 - The Fairy Dragon and the Ogre’s Return)

481

• The Irish siege of Sarum is engaged by the High King’s relief host near Downton. The squires recover the Shield of St. Crispin and fight in Millicent’s conroi. (Source: Session 006 - The Shield of St. Crispin and the Fall of the Wyvern)
• A Wyvern (Downton) seizes and drops the Aurelius. Pedivere rescues him; Beon kills the wyvern; Pascent retreats. (Source: Session 006 - The Shield of St. Crispin and the Fall of the Wyvern)
• The Shield of St. Crispin is returned at Downton; an angel reclaims it. The squires are knighted by the High King and appointed household knights. (Source: Session 007 - The Vigil and the Knights of the High King)
• The Baron of Winchbank is confirmed dead; the High King takes wardship of Lady Ellen of Winchbank. (Source: Session 007 - The Vigil and the Knights of the High King)
• Court assigns three missions (Lindsey coordination, Rosalyn investigation, wyvern hunt). The knights defeat Eosa “the Giant” Horsason and accept ransom; later they discover a faerie rabbit-road and winter at Caer Bannog amid rumors of the Wyvern of Idris. (Source: Session 008 - The Giant King of Deira and the Fairy Road)
• High King Aurelius is betrayed and killed; Uther Pendragon musters at Leicester and destroys Bedegraine. Assterius later vanishes; the knights investigate Lady Llylla (Shisha) and Uther prepares a Summerland invasion. (Source: Session 009 - The Death of Aurelius and the Fall of Bedegraine)

482

• The knights are ordered from Sarum to compel oaths at Wells, find the town deserted, and uncover a forced-muster incident. Horses vanish into the marsh; they slay a Cu‑Sith (Wells) and an Ogre (Wells Marsh), and discover a passage pointing toward Glastonbury / Tor of Glastonbury (Ynys Wydrin). (Source: Session 010 - The Silent Town of Wells and the Ogre of the Marsh)
• In the hidden passage complex near Glastonbury, the knights kill a goat-eyed hag and a druid, fight through ambushers and red cultists, free Merlin, capture a red sorceress, and meet undead knights. Liam bargains with the Lady of the Well for fame and takes a chest of rubies. (Source: Session 011 - The Hag of the Passage and the Lady of the Well)
• Dunkerton is burned; a giant slaughters Caradoc’s conroi; Sir Geraint survives. The red sorceress escapes by swapping places with Brother Maynard; Uther signs peace with Cadwy (Count of Somerset) and promises Lady Ellen to Count Roderick. (Source: Session 012 - The Burning of Dunkerton and the Peace of Summerland)

483

• Winter: an assassin targets Count Roderick; Millicent is grievously wounded. Spring: the conroi retrieves Lady Ellen from Londinium and fights false-flag ambushers (Deiran shields overpainted) and an ogre on the road. (Source: Session 013 - The Assassin’s Winter and the Escort of Lady Ellen)
• Easter Court at Sarum: Lucius (age 4) is knighted and made Duke of Saxon Shore; Assterius decapitates Sir Marius of Caerwent in a duel. (Source: Session 014 - Easter Court at Sarum and the Duel of Sir Marius)

484

• York falls to Saxons; Malahaut appeals to Uther; Madoc joins the conroi. On the road north, the company is ambushed in Sherwood (Ælflaed + huscarls); Millicent is nearly killed and Drimant intervenes; Lincoln is found under siege by Angles. (Source: Session 015 - The Road to York and the Ambush in Sherwood)
• Parley at York: Eosa hires the knights to investigate Wilderspool; Brodin rides south to confront Uther. On the road east, the knights find thirteen hanging knights and kill a brain-eating hag; three infants are discovered afterward. (Source: Session 016 - The Centurion-King, the Well of Wilderspool, and the Hag of the Dead)
• The company reaches Wilderspool with three brain-fed infants; serpent-marked surgeons take custody of Ælflaed, Madoc, and the infants. (Source: Session 017 - The Wyrd Pool of Wilderspool)
• Ælflaed, Madoc, Drimant, and the squires vanish overnight; the trail leads northwest toward the taboo-ridden Wyrd Pool. (Source: Session 017 - The Wyrd Pool of Wilderspool)
• Defying the Wyrd Pool’s purification taboo kills the company’s horses beyond the boundary. (Source: Session 017 - The Wyrd Pool of Wilderspool)
• At the Wyrd Pool summit, a red-haired priestess cuts Madoc’s throat and casts him into the pool; a serpent-woman rises as the company attacks to free the captives. (Source: Session 017 - The Wyrd Pool of Wilderspool)
• Millicent beheads the red-haired priestess; the serpent creature is slain (final blow from Maewyn Succat’s staff). Madoc and Ælflaed survive but remain dazed, and Liam wanders into the forest in madness. (Source: Session 017 - The Wyrd Pool of Wilderspool)
• The conroi returns to the Serpent Lodge in Wilderspool; serpent-healers transform and a new serpent-goddess manifestation is slain (final blow by Maewyn Succat). Ælflaed dies in the battle. (Source: Session 018 - The Serpent Lodge and the Fall of Ælflaed)
• The squires are found murdered and skinned on tanning racks in the lodge. (Source: Session 018 - The Serpent Lodge and the Fall of Ælflaed)
• The conroi races south to the City of the Legions; Sir Madoc is saved by chirurgeons; the conroi winters there. (Source: Session 018 - The Serpent Lodge and the Fall of Ælflaed)
• Word arrives: Uther Pendragon’s army is ambushed and decisively defeated by Octa and Eosa. (Source: Session 018 - The Serpent Lodge and the Fall of Ælflaed)

485–486

• After wintering in the City of the Legions, the conroi returns to Wilderspool to locate the true well with the Latin inscription; they identify a false lead (“Constantine Rex” stones) and then find the ancient inscriptioned well: Qui non dat quod habet, Dæmon infra vide. (Source: Session 019 - The Well of Bargains and the Demon Princess)
• The conroi offers Ælflaed’s preserved body and other sacrifices into the well; it answers with eerie silence. (Source: Session 019 - The Well of Bargains and the Demon Princess)
• In York, a false Ælflaed appears (a revenant/demonic impostor). The conroi slays it; Sir Geraint lands the decisive blow with King Eosa’s golden axe. (Source: Session 019 - The Well of Bargains and the Demon Princess)
• Sir Madoc’s disappearance is revealed as a February kidnapping involving a man described as “Bruce.” (Source: Session 019 - The Well of Bargains and the Demon Princess)
• Count Roderick reveals Excalibur is broken into three pieces; Merlin is missing; the conroi is bid to find Merlin and/or restore the sword. (Source: Session 019 - The Well of Bargains and the Demon Princess)

487

• Uther reorganizes after the northern defeat: he marches east toward Londinium, while Sir Madoc is sent west to Escavalon (Caerleon) to fight Saxons. (Source: Session 019 - The Well of Bargains and the Demon Princess)

• The Saxons retreat on every front; the King of Deira is said to have gone mad; the Angles abandon/desolate Linden after looting. (Source: Session 020 - The Road Beneath the World)

• The conroi refuses Uther Pendragon’s royal progress and earns +10 Contempt. (Source: Session 020 - The Road Beneath the World)

• Seeking Merlin and a path to restore Excalibur, the conroi consults Assterius’ father at Pitum and returns to Wells to seek the Ladies of the Lake. (Source: Session 020 - The Road Beneath the World)

• Lady Wells is revealed as a Lady of the Lake and confirms Merlin has crossed over (not in this world). (Source: Session 020 - The Road Beneath the World)

• The conroi enters the Otherworld via the Frome Stones cave with Guido (The Guide), endures dreams/visions, survives an abyss descent and a hobgoblin fight, and opens an iron door labeled “Exit.” (Source: Session 020 - The Road Beneath the World)

• The conroi emerges into Maybe future city (London?) and begins searching for a church with a golden angel. (Source: Session 020 - The Road Beneath the World)

• The conroi confirms the Otherworld “glass city” is Cardiff while pursuing the golden-angel lead. (Source: Session 021 - The Glass City and the Man in Vitriol)

• Merlin is found preserved in vitriol in a museum exhibit; he is dead in this future and slated for dissection. (Source: Session 021 - The Glass City and the Man in Vitriol)

• The sword the conroi still believes to be Excalibur is repaired by Elf Smith of Pengam Green; it is later revealed as Party’s Magical Sword (not Excalibur). (Source: Session 021 - The Glass City and the Man in Vitriol)

• On the return below, the conroi slays a many-handed abomination that becomes Guido (The Guide). (Source: Session 021 - The Glass City and the Man in Vitriol)

• The conroi emerges near Caerleon; squires insist only ~7–7.5 hours have passed since descent, suggesting time distortion. (Source: Session 022 - The Mine of Blood and the Dragon’s Vigil)

• In the Caerwent copper mine, the conroi fights green slingers whose spiked shots spawn more creatures when they draw blood; the creatures’ blood is discovered to heal and some is collected. (Source: Session 022 - The Mine of Blood and the Dragon’s Vigil)

• Merlin is found encased in crystal in the mine, guarded by a dragon; the conroi retreats without engaging. (Source: Session 022 - The Mine of Blood and the Dragon’s Vigil)

• The conroi re-enters the Roman mine and discovers a woman in the crystal chamber with Merlin; the sword believed to be Excalibur glows blue in her presence. (Source: Session 023 - The Dragon Beneath the Mine)

• After seven days of penance, Sir Gerry passes the angel’s tests and reclaims the Shield of St. Crispin, to be returned within three moons. (Source: Session 023 - The Dragon Beneath the Mine)

• The conroi borrows Saint Brigid’s Flying Cauldron from Bishop Bertrand of Bristol, using Liam’s cursed rubies as collateral. (Source: Session 023 - The Dragon Beneath the Mine)

• The woman in the chamber is revealed as the Dragon of the Roman Mine; the company slays it and Merlin’s crystal prison melts away. (Source: Session 023 - The Dragon Beneath the Mine)

• Merlin reveals this is a parallel Britain ruled by Prince Uther, and that the party’s sword is not Excalibur; he displays the true Excalibur. (Source: Session 023 - The Dragon Beneath the Mine)

• Merlin warns that killing the earlier Gate-creature (fey) was probably catastrophic; the party refuses to steal this world’s Merlin or true Excalibur. (Source: Session 023 - The Dragon Beneath the Mine)

• At a feast in Sarum, Damsel Diana warns Liam on behalf of Lady Wells that Excalibur must be returned to the Ladies of the Lake, or the forests will encroach and imperil the land; the conroi already knows its repaired blade is not Excalibur. (Source: Session 024 - The Feast at Sarum and the Forest’s Warning)

• Uther Pendragon calls for volunteers for a spring 488 campaign into Gaul/France to drive the Franks out of Calais, with Sir Madoc leading; the conroi volunteers. (Source: Session 024 - The Feast at Sarum and the Forest’s Warning)

• Lady Wells confirms the forest will grow every year Excalibur is not returned, and says she will seek alternatives because the conroi does not have the sword. (Source: Session 024 - The Feast at Sarum and the Forest’s Warning)

488

• (488) — The conroi crosses the Channel to aid Syagrius in Gaul against the Franks. (Source: Session 025 - The Feast at Caen and the Battle of Calais)
• (488) — Feast at Caen; Millicent and Sir Madoc elope and marry (officiated by the Bishop of Caen). (Source: Session 025 - The Feast at Caen and the Battle of Calais)
• (488) — The allied host reaches Calais under siege; the companions coordinate a horns-and-bells trap with Baroness Pomponia and lift the siege in a surprise attack. (Source: Session 025 - The Feast at Caen and the Battle of Calais)
• (488) — The companions remain near Calais to reform the XX Legion and clear the countryside; Dunkirk surrenders, Frankish forces are driven south into Gaul, and the Saxon Shore on this side of the Channel is restored to Baroness Pomponia. (Source: Session 026 - The Wolves of Wildenburg)
• (488) — A murder crisis in Wildenburg leads the companions to Clotilde, the Lord of Wildenburg, and a werewolf hunt in the Wildenwald. (Source: Session 026 - The Wolves of Wildenburg)
• (488) — At the Wildenburg Pagan Shrine, the companions kill three werewolves, including the Lord of Wildenburg; Drustin is bitten, and the trail continues to the Roman Manor in Wildenwald. (Source: Session 026 - The Wolves of Wildenburg)
• (488) — At the House of Constantine in the Wildenwald, the companions undergo an angelic trial of faith and chivalry; Millicent sacrifices her place so Drustin can continue, Sir Geraint becomes the Nameless Knight, and Assterius becomes the Homeless Knight. (Source: Session 027 - The House of Constantine and the Return to Wells)
• (488) — Liam discovers the Holy Grail beneath the chapel altar of the House of Constantine; after the companions drink, Liam’s cursed rubies are cleansed. (Source: Session 027 - The House of Constantine and the Return to Wells)
• (488) — Sir Madoc reaches a suspicious accord with Clovis and the Franks around Bayeux and Calais and allows himself to be treated as a king; Millicent secretly takes Madoc’s runed blade and leaves him with Fakealibur. (Source: Session 027 - The House of Constantine and the Return to Wells)
• (488) — Lady Wells receives Madoc’s runed blade at Wells and casts it into a still forest pool; everyone currently treats it as the true sword, but its identity remains uncertain because of the timeline/reality problem. (Source: Session 027 - The House of Constantine and the Return to Wells)
• (488) — At Uther’s Easter feast in the White Tower, Ygraine appears at court and Uther’s obsession with her becomes openly dangerous. (Source: Session 028 - The Easter Feast at the White Tower)
• (488) — Millicent confronts Sir Madoc about the corrected Lady Rhianneth scandal and possible child; Madoc admits the encounter but does not know whether a child exists. (Source: Session 028 - The Easter Feast at the White Tower)
• (488) — Drustin tells Merlin the truth about the sword swap: Madoc bears the false blade, while the runed blade was returned to the lake; Merlin warns that Britain has no sword and no king. (Source: Session 028 - The Easter Feast at the White Tower)
• (488) — Liam gains Roderick’s permission to assemble a relief force for Duke Edaris of the March, whose lands are failing under Saxon raids. (Source: Session 028 - The Easter Feast at the White Tower)
• (488) — After key figures vanish from the feast, the company follows Madoc’s trail to St. Mary Bethlehem and finds him in a compromising nunnery scene. (Source: Session 028 - The Easter Feast at the White Tower)
• (488) — At St. Mary Bethlehem, the company learns that the nun with Sir Madoc is Meredith, his mother; Madoc seeks penance for the Lady Rhianneth scandal and possible child. (Source: Session 029 - Madoc’s Penance, New Manors, and the March)
• (488 / Winter) — The company becomes landed vassal knights of Salisbury: Drustin receives Yarnbrook, Millicent Heywood, Assterius Bratton, Liam Edington, and Sir Geraint Coulston. (Source: Session 029 - Madoc’s Penance, New Manors, and the March)

489

• (489) — With famine at home, Uther calling knights to Cornwall, and Madoc calling for heroes to the March, the company chooses Madoc’s call. (Source: Session 029 - Madoc’s Penance, New Manors, and the March)

• (489) — At Lambor Castle, Sir Madoc appears masked and mad; Millicent confines him for safety before the company enters the forest. (Source: Session 029 - Madoc’s Penance, New Manors, and the March)

• (489) — The company encounters two ogres in the forest near Lambor Castle, kills both, and falls back to the castle rather than press deeper. (Source: Session 029 - Madoc’s Penance, New Manors, and the March)

• (489) — At Lambor Castle, Sir Madoc claims an angel has commanded him to kill the King of the Angles at Peterborough; after he leaps from a high window, Drustin sees an angel catch him and place him on a horse. (Source: Session 030 - The Angel’s Command and the Child King)

• (489) — Sir Geraint and Drustin help refugee columns fleeing Saxon advances; Drustin and Lady Rosalyn bring one train safely into Salisbury with no deaths. (Source: Session 030 - The Angel’s Command and the Child King)

• (489) — At Folkingham, Sir Madoc forges a sword for his claimed angelic mission, and Millicent, Liam, and Assterius accompany him to Peterborough. (Source: Session 030 - The Angel’s Command and the Child King)

• (489) — At Peterborough, the company captures King Wihtlaeg of the Angles alive after discovering he is only a child; Madoc chooses mercy rather than killing him. (Source: Session 030 - The Angel’s Command and the Child King)

• (489) — Drustin and Lady Rosalyn begin a courtship, and Millicent and Sir Madoc conceive a daughter, Meredith. (Source: Session 030 - The Angel’s Command and the Child King)

490

• (490 / Spring) — Uther and Duke Erof of Cornwall, reconciled through Merlin’s urging, arrive with a combined army to march north against the Saxons. (Source: Session 030 - The Angel’s Command and the Child King)

• (490 / Spring) — At the Battle of Lincoln, Uther and Duke Erof of Cornwall defeat Saxon forces; the conroi captures a high-value enemy commander, survives a small giant and elite Saxon foot knights, and Millicent gives birth to Meredith on the battlefield. (Source: Session 031 - The Battle of Lincoln and the Birth of Meredith)

• (490) — After the Battle of Lincoln, Sir Madoc’s wounds worsen during the journey south: at Ansty he is unwell, at Kineton his left leg is amputated, at Corinium his left arm is amputated, and at Bath he dies. (Source: Session 032 - Madoc’s Funeral and the Question of Britain’s Crown)

• (490) — Madoc is buried at Stonehenge beside his uncle, likely Aurelius, and Ellen hosts his funeral feast at Sarum. (Source: Session 032 - Madoc’s Funeral and the Question of Britain’s Crown)

• (490) — At Madoc’s funeral feast, Uther’s desire for Ygraine becomes dangerously obvious, straining his fragile reconciliation with Gorlois. (Source: Session 032 - Madoc’s Funeral and the Question of Britain’s Crown)

• (490) — Archbishop Dubricus indicates that Geraint and Asterius need a quest to remove the consequences of the House of Constantine, while the conroi also faces a quest for the Crown that could unite Britain. (Source: Session 032 - Madoc’s Funeral and the Question of Britain’s Crown)

• (490) — After Madoc’s funeral, the conroi splits: Liam and Drustin ride with Uther toward Exeter, while Millicent, Geraint, and Asterius follow Dubricus’ sacred quest from Glastonbury toward Loch Lomond. (Source: Session 033 - The Crown Quest, the Siege of Exeter, and the Giant Erge)

• (490) — Dubricus’ vision links the Crown that could unite Britain to a brilliant object taken from Glastonbury by a dutiful fisherman, the missing Holy Grail, and an elm-shaded lake north past two walls. (Source: Session 033 - The Crown Quest, the Siege of Exeter, and the Giant Erge)

• (490) — At Exeter, Liam and Drustin discover the town was deliberately emptied before Uther’s siege; Drustin’s report prompts Uther to order an immediate assault. (Source: Session 033 - The Crown Quest, the Siege of Exeter, and the Giant Erge)

• (490) — The questers recruit Brother Nerovens at the Castle of Salt and divert near Stafford to confront Giant Erge, discovering evidence of two giants before the session ends. (Source: Session 033 - The Crown Quest, the Siege of Exeter, and the Giant Erge)

• (490) — Liam and Drustin survive Uther’s assault on Exeter; Drustin is first onto the wall and opens the gates, while Liam is badly wounded after sparing a child soldier. (Source: Session 034 - Erge, Exeter, and the Hounds of Hecate)

• (490) — Exeter falls, but Gorlois and Ygraine are absent; Uther redirects the army toward Tintagel. (Source: Session 034 - Erge, Exeter, and the Hounds of Hecate)

• (490) — Millicent, Geraint, and Asterius trick Giant Erge into chasing the trail of a supposed rival giant. (Source: Session 034 - Erge, Exeter, and the Hounds of Hecate)

• (490) — The northern questers discover the Shrine of Hecate; after Millicent fails one part of the maiden’s trial, the company defeats one of the Hounds of Hecate and chooses not to continue the ritual yet. (Source: Session 034 - Erge, Exeter, and the Hounds of Hecate)

• (490 / Autumn) — Cornish forces sally from Tintagel to disrupt Uther’s siege works; Liam and Drustin survive hard fighting against foot soldiers, spear-armed knights, mounted champions, and peasant levy. (Source: Session 035 - The Battle of Tintagel and the Brownies of Appleby)

• (490 / Autumn) — The field battle at Tintagel is inconclusive, but Cornwall is forced back into the fortress; Uther’s siege begins while he seeks a way to prevent Gorlois and Ygraine from escaping. (Source: Session 035 - The Battle of Tintagel and the Brownies of Appleby)

• (490 / Autumn) — Millicent, Geraint, and Asterius reach Appleby, learn of raids from Gore and Malahaut, and receive Sir Vardilain’s offer of a unicorn horn if they kill the strawberry-eating Unicorn of Appleby. (Source: Session 035 - The Battle of Tintagel and the Brownies of Appleby)

• (490 / Autumn) — The questers aid the Brownies of Appleby Forest by killing the giant auroch eating the clover, feeding Appleby and revealing Jacqueline of Appleby. (Source: Session 035 - The Battle of Tintagel and the Brownies of Appleby)

• (490 / Autumn) — Millicent, Geraint, and Asterius pass through Gorre, gain hospitality from Prince Urion at Gaiholm, and learn Bademagu has led Gorre’s fighting men south against Saxons. (Source: Session 036 - The Sun-Water of Loch Lomond and the Road to Merlin)

• (490 / Autumn) — The northern questers reach Loch Lomond, discover the Loch Lomond Fountain and altar, see wolf-linked visions, and use Love-Sun Water to cleanse the altar. (Source: Session 036 - The Sun-Water of Loch Lomond and the Road to Merlin)

• (490 / Autumn) — Sir Geraint is baptized in the Loch Lomond fountain and vanishes; Millicent and Asterius follow him into dream/death visions involving Aurelius, Geraint’s mother, Sir Madoc, and the Duty/Pleasure road. (Source: Session 036 - The Sun-Water of Loch Lomond and the Road to Merlin)

• (490 / Autumn) — Liam and Drustin find Exeter empty, see no army at Glastonbury, are barred from Wells by maidens of the lake, and Drustin learns Merlin can be found at the Standing Stones of Exmoor but must not be awakened unless the realm depends on it. (Source: Session 036 - The Sun-Water of Loch Lomond and the Road to Merlin)