So it turns out that whole treasure thing was a giant firey four armed goat man named Belias. Which certainly says some things about the Dynast-King’s personal uh… interests, doesn’t it? But what about the pretty rock? Did they have the Dawn Shard? And why is the Empire here?

Beyond the Sandsea lies the Tomb of Raithwall, but to enter it we first have to deal with its guardian – a giant bird that we’ve been warned about like 20 times by the local merchants. And since we completely whiffed the whole quest with the Land Turtle, this is gonna be a bit trickier…

We’ve crossed the first half of the Sandsea on our journey, but something far worse awaits us on the other side – The return of the Land Turtle. Kind of. I mean, it’s not called a Land Turtle, but we all know it is.

Escaping the Leviathan after defeating the somewhat intimidating Judge Ghis, Vahn and company get ‘volunteered’ to ‘kidnap’ Ashe to go after the only thing that get her the throne of Rabanastre back – some manner of proof of her birthright. To do that we’ll have to go across the Sandsea where we fight the Fremen-…

With another new party member with another randomly rolled job we begin to cut our way through the Acadian dreadnought known as the Leviathan in hopes of finding a pretty rock only to find a different pretty rock and Penelo. So that’s at least one objective down.

After a quick hunt in the Lhusu Mines, we’re back to trying to figure out how to rescue our dear Penelo from the treacherous clutches of Lamont uh… I mean Prince Larsa. Vahn knows that the little squirt has eyes for his girl. So what better way to sneak on board an Imperial dreadnought than…