Game summary for November 10, 2026, Chronoshift: Spelljammer campaign, Pathfinder Roleplaying Game 1st Edition, for Phoenix Gaming Club. Session included: Callum Spellhardt (Human Sorcerer played by Parker Harmon), Hekera Nephera Mawhesk Vyk’sebekenka (Sebek-ka Fighter played by Preston Harmon), Helg Ingvar (Aasimar Cleric played by Chris Harmon), Polaris Helmsmeade (Dwarf Templar played by Peyton Harmon), Ursay (Mongrelfolk Slayer played by Paul Potter), and Vulkanthos (Nephilim Paladin/Sorcerer/Dragon Disciple/Eldritch Knight played by John Osborne). Game Master for this session was Charles Plemons.
The team left the caves, and Ursay suggested they use their spelljammer helm to tow one of the pirates’ ships, The Dreadhorn, behind them. They anchored it at Kwalish’s lab and dropped Mira there as well, with the intention of talking to her about perhaps captaining the ship for them in the future. Vulkanthos “Khan” purchased Kwalish’s remaining sharkskin vest.
The team powered up the apparatuses of Kwalish using the crystals, and Kwalish taught them how to pilot and fight using them. Helg and Polaris took one, naming it The Skeid. Hereka and Callum took another, naming it The Maw. Khan and Ursay took a third. Outfitted, the group headed out to sea. After a while, at a depth of around 75 feet, they came into a kelp forest. Giant electric eels and giant swimming crabs attacked the apparatuses violently. Fortunately, they were unable to deal tremendous damage to the tough vessels. Hekera, Helg, and Ursay operated as pilots for their apparatuses while Callum, Polaris, and Khan operated the pincers. Toward the end of the fight, a giant octopus arrived! It grappled The Maw and opened the hatch! Fortunately, the magic within the vessel held out the water, but the octopus reached in and grappled Callum! He was able to cast an empower Dalamar’s lightning lance and blast the octopus to bits. The rest of the team finished off the eels and crabs. With The Maw‘s hatch secured once again, the team continued their voyage.
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