Exploring an abandoned kingdom for loot and treasure, you stumble across a room off the great hall. It's dusty, old, and neglected, and the walls are starting to peel and grow mould upon them. This kingdom and its people were abandoned for no reason other than the journal entry you found. What you assume is the king's meeting room, where his advisors would join to discuss the happenings of the kingdom.

The journal entry only stated that the “King is tired of his subjects and has chosen to head off into the wilderness; it’s been months and there has been no sign. The kingdom falls into ruin and neglect, and the people leave.”

It seems easy to settle a new kingdom, and even easier to just abandon it to nature and her ability to reclaim what man had once made theirs.

You continue to investigate the old, musty, and dirty room. You hear movement down the hall and slowly, cautiously make your way down the long hallway. Peering into one of the rooms where the noise seems to be emanating from, you see The Goblin rummaging through the boxes and garbage for anything of value.

You tap on the door and startle. The Goblin turns around, daggers up, and states, “My God, child! Do you always sneak up on people like that?”

Before you can answer, he pulls out a metal rod from the garbage. “They thought they could hide this well, but they hid it among garbage.”