Once a bustling town, Kandor had become a ghost town. Its residents lived in constant fear of the undead attacks that happened each night. The town council had tried everything, but their combined efforts were not enough to stop the scourge that had befallen their town.
Thus the council decided to call for the aid of adventurers. A group of diverse individuals would work together to find a way to put an end to the undead threat. The townsfolk hoped that the adventurers would bring an end to the misery that had befallen Kandor.
The council sent out a call to adventurers near and far. It was answered quickly, and soon a group of five adventurers arrived at Kandor. Among them was a half-elf rogue named Tyriel, a dwarf cleric called Gimli, a human wizard named Sarin, a half-human half-dwarf fighter named Durgrim, and a halfling bard named Teemo.
They arrived in the evening, just as the sun was setting over Kandor. As they walked through the empty streets, they heard the sounds of distant moaning and shuffling of feet. Despite being new to town, the adventurers knew what was coming.
As night fell, the town came under attack. Zombies and skeletons crawled their way out of the graveyard in the center of town. The council was right; this was a threat that needed to be dealt with.
The adventurers took a stand in front of the council hall, holding their weapons at the ready. They managed to hold off the waves of undead. Although each wave was stronger than the previous, the adventurers managed to come out victorious.
The next morning, the adventurers met with the council. They were informed that the undead had been plaguing the town for almost a year. Each night, undead would rise and attack the town, leaving destruction and death in their wake. The council had lost many of their people and feared that their town might become destroyed if the attacks continued.
The adventurers agreed to help the town. They were determined to save Kandor from the undead scourge. They started their mission by exploring the town and its surroundings. They discovered that the undead seemed to be coming from a nearby cave. As they delved further and further, they discovered the remains of a necromancer's laboratory.
Everything Horace, the necromancer, had laid his hands on had been contaminated by the evil magic that he wielded. He was a renegade wizard with a taste for the darkest magics. His mastery of necromancy allowed him to call forth the dead and bend it to his will. His obsession with death had cost him his life prematurely.
The adventurers had discovered that Horace was responsible for the attack on Kandor. They had set out to find and defeat his army of the undead. Their journey led them to the entrance of an old castle on the outskirts of the town. Inside was his tomb, where he had been laid to rest with his dark magic equipment.
After a fierce battle against skeletons, zombies, and horrors that Horace had conjured, the adventurers managed to reach Horace's tomb. There, they did battle with Horace's undead minions, and finally, Horace himself.
Horace proved to be a fierce adversary, as he was able to summon undead soldiers to his aid. Although the adventurers faced unbelievable odds, they continued to fight. In the end, they were victorious.
With Horace's death, the undead that he created were set free from his curse. They all fell to the ground, one by one. The curse that had affected Kandor had been lifted. The adventurers had saved the town from complete destruction.
As the adventurers left the town, they were hailed as heroes. The townsfolk were grateful for their service and what they had done to save their town. The adventurers knew that their task had not been easy, but they all felt honored to have played a role in rescuing the town from darkness.
As they left, the townsfolk asked for their names, so that they might be remembered. The adventurers replied that their deeds had been done for the greater good, and that no names or accolades were necessary. All that mattered was that Kandor was now safe, and that the townsfolk could once again live in peace.