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## Marco Volo: Journey (2E)
Marco Volo – Journey is the second volume of the Marco Volo trilogy,
designed for four to eight player characters of 6th to 8th level. This free-
wheeling adventure began in Waterdeep as the characters set out on an
intrgiue-laden journey to Shadwodale. Accompanying them is Marcus Wands (also
known as “Marco Volo”), a bothersome but likeable little rogue. After leaving
the Way Inn, the party heads for the Chauntean Monastery near Berdusk, where
they have been promised safe shelter. Arrinving at the monastery. all seems
pastoral and pleasant…but of course, things are never quite that simple.
After escaping from the monastery, the PCs run afoul of King Azoun’s Purple
Dragons on the lookout for the infamous thief, Marco Volo. Only the timely
intervention of a band of wandering entertainers enables the party to continue
on its way. While on the road with Heino’s Woodland Troupe, the characters
learn the joys of being in a traveling repertory company, performing for a
different audience each night. In the course of the adventure, the PCs also
learn more about Marcus and his secrets – some of his secrets, anyway. There’s
still the matter of the mysterious letter, and that powerful artifact from
another plane, the Dragonking’s Eye . The adventure ends with Shadowdale in
sight not to be reached, however, without a final confrontation with the
notorious mage-assassin Felibarr Blacklance. This volume of the Marco Volo
trilogy offers DMs the opportunity to run unusual encounters, and it calls for
considerable role playing from all. Player characters cannot easily rely on
their swords and spells to get them out of the brawls and misunderstandings
that arise. What results is a dramatic but picaresque enterprise as the
adventure continues!

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