Farren had already returned to Waterdeep, having felt betrayed not just by Murph who shot him, but also by his companions that stopped him from killing Murph due to the betrayal. Still, he was happy to learn that the Ordening had been restored and that the giant problem had been taken care of, seeing that they no longer attacked cities that were part of the Lord’s Alliance.
Farren continued his work with the Lord’s Alliance, channeling his experiences with the group and perfecting his role as an interrogator. He made sure to choose his friend’s more wisely, reuniting with Jurano once his returned from his mission.
The experience had done more than harden Farren—it had broadened his horizons. He realized the North needed more than just justice; it needed unity. Farren took on missions that bridged gaps between the Alliance and smaller settlements left vulnerable in the wake of the giant attacks. His charisma and cunning ensured that his words carried weight, whether in council chambers or over a fireside chat with wary village leaders.
Though his heart remained wary of blind trust, Farren found strength in the bonds he chose to keep.
Antkeep | Befdor | Elena | George | Hark | Harlequinn | Ivar | Jurano | Little Sarah | Murph | Rath | Shez | Skarr