During the Avatar's search of the Dungeon Deceit, he learned the truth of Kalideth's death from Iskander, who explained that Kalideth, a mage who had become insane from the nearby Tetrahedron Generator, had blamed the failure of magic on the cyclops race and had attacked Iskander with potent magics before being killed in self-defense. After the destruction of the Tetrahedron Generator, the Avatar explained the truth to Amanda about her father's madness, to which the woman angrily stated that the Avatar had robbed them of their rightful vengeance, but her sister Eiko explained that with the settling of Kalideth's death they could devote their lives to themselves. Confused, Amanda promised to stop hunting Iskandar, but told the Avatar that she needed time to reflect on her inner peace, commenting that they had considered joining the Fellowship, a group founded by Batlin, that offered guidance to lost souls. As the Avatar continued his quest, Amanda remained in the Dungeon Deceit.

During the Avatar's search of the Dungeon Deceit, he learned the truth of Kalideth's death from Iskander, who explained that Kalideth, who had become insane from the nearby Tetrahedron Generator, had blamed the failure of magic on the cyclops race and had attacked Iskander with potent magics before being killed in self-defense. After the destruction of the Tetrahedron Generator, the Avatar explained the truth to Eiko about her father's death, to which the woman calmly reflected that their vengeance against Iskander had become unjust, a decision that Amanda disagreed with. As the Avatar continued his quest, Eiko remained in the Dungeon Deceit.

During the Avatar's search of the Dungeon Deceit, he had met the half-sisters Eiko and Amanda, who were hunting Iskander for the murder of their father Kalideth. When confronted, Iskander explained that Kalideth, a mage who had become insane from the nearby Tetrahedron Generator, had blamed the failure of magic on the cyclops race and had attacked Iskander with potent magics before being killed in self-defense. Iskander reflected that while he was aware of Eiko's and Amanda's vengeance against him, he had no plans to flee from them, and welcomed their attempt on his life. After the destruction of the Tetrahedron Generator, the Avatar explained the truth to Eiko and Amanda about their father's madness, to which the women promised to stop hunting Iskandar. As the Avatar continued his quest, Iskander remained in the Dungeon Deceit.

As they spoke, Brother Wayne explained that he studied geography and nature along with Taylor, a fellow monk from the Abbey, but admitted that perhaps he should have studied a bit harder. Brother Wayne told the Avatar that of all the things in nature, he found birds his favorite, especially the Golden-Cheeked Warbler, and admitted that he found plants and flowers especially lovely, scattered across the colors of the rainbow, suggesting the Avatar speak with Aimi, a fellow monk of the Abbey who maintained a beautiful flower garden and who also made a bold attempt at painting. After the destruction of the Sphere Generator, Brother Wayne remained in the Dungeon Despise, as the Avatar continued his quest.

During his quests, the Avatar had learned that the Guardian's Tetrahedron Generator, located within the Dungeon Deceit and also constructed from blackrock, was responsible for twisting the magical ether of Britannia, rendering the mages insane. When informed of this, Garok Al-Mat realized that he had the right idea, but merely the wrong dungeon. As they spoke, Garok Al-Mat told the Avatar about Brother Wayne, a monk of the Brotherhood of the Rose, an order dedicated to Love within Empath Abbey, who was also lost within the Dungeon Despise, and asked the Avatar for directions out. Learning the correct path, Garok Al-Mat offered the Avatar some reagents that he had, commenting that they were useless to him. Garok Al-Mat then teleported himself out of the Dungeon Despise, as the Avatar continued his quest.

During his travels in the Dungeon Destard, the Avatar learned from Lasher that there had never been a male virginity test. When told of this, Cosmo stated that he would not give up his quest to marry Ophelia. As the Avatar continued his quest, Cosmo remained in the Dungeon Destard.

As they spoke, Cairbre explained that the irony of the situation was that Lasher would probably shun Ophelia, and that while Cosmo was not to her tastes, Cairbre believed that if Cosmo truly got to know Ophelia, she would not be to his. As the Avatar continued his quest, Cairbre remained in the Dungeon Destard.

As they spoke, Kallibrus confessed to the Avatar that he was uncertain about the meaning of sex, but that he felt it had to do with the human reproduction system, explaining that gargoyles reproduced differently. Despite his difficulty, Kallibrus explained that he would help Cosmo in his quest anyway. As the Avatar continued his quest, Kallibrus remained in the Dungeon Destard.

As they spoke, Lasher explained to the Avatar that each time he entered Britannia via a Moongate, his virginity was magically restored, and when asked, Lasher recommended the Avatar seek out Cove in the pursuit of love, but recommended the Baths on Buccaneer's Den if he only sought lust. During his travels in the Dungeon Destard, the Avatar met Cosmo, a warrior who sought Lasher in order to prove his virginity to Ophelia, his betrothed who worked as a barmaid at the Bunk and Stool in Jhelom. When the Avatar explained the situation to him, Lasher confessed that he had never heard of a male virginity test before, but promised to aid Cosmo. As the Avatar continued his quest, Lasher remained in the Dungeon Destard.

As they spoke, Martingo introduced the Avatar to 'Lucinda', an invisible member of his harem of eleven women. When the Avatar asked about the Ethereal Ring, Martingo admitted that he had purchased the Ring from Draxinusom, and that the Ring was kept along with his other magical treasures in a vault, but warned the Avatar that he would need the key to enter. As the Avatar approached the vault, a magical stone harpy attacked viciously, and could only be killed by magical means. After a short battle, the stone harpy lay smashed on the floor of the vault, and within the Avatar recovered the key to Martingo's vault, where he recovered the Ethereal Ring. As the Avatar continued his quest to save Britannia, Martingo remained on the isle of Spektran, overseeing his kingdom.

While the majority of the Fellowship followers believed their lives would be helped, a select few were party to the truth about the Fellowship. A malevolent dimensional being known as the Guardian sought to gain power and dominion in Britannia, and was being assisted by the top lieutenants in the Fellowship. To aid in his plans, the Fellowship had constructed three massive Generators, each constructed from Blackrock, a strange substance that was being researched by Rudyom of Cove. The first of these was in the shape of a Tetrahedron, located within the walls of the Dungeon Deceit, which was twisting the magical ether within Britannia, rendering the mages insane. The second was shaped as a Sphere, located deep within Dungeon Despise, which was responsible for causing the Moongates of the land to become unstable. And finally the third was a great Cube, located within the Meditation Retreat, which was used by the Guardian to allow his followers to hear their 'Inner Voice', which was actually the Guardian directing his followers.

The Fellowship was also responsible for the construction of the Black Gate, an enormous Moongate made from Blackrock, located deep within a hidden chamber on the Isle of the Avatar. As one of the Guardian's lieutenants, Abraham was responsible for coordinating executions for the Fellowship, sending Hook, the Fellowship's chief executioner, and his henchman Forskis, a wingless gargoyle, to kill anyone who rebelled against or threatened the Fellowship or the Guardian's plans toward Britannia. When the Avatar first arrived in Britannia via a red Moongate, he found the mutilated body of Christopher, the blacksmith of Trinsic and father of Spark, and during the course of his investigations, tracked Abraham to the Isle of the Avatar. After a short journey through the underground complex the Fellowship had built beneath the Isle, the Avatar and his party arrived in the Chamber of the Black Gate, moments before the Guardian was to enter Britannia.

As he approached the Black Gate Dais, Batlin spotted the Champion of Virtue, exclaiming that there was no way the Avatar could succeed in his quest. As Batlin, Elizabeth, Hook, and Forskis argued about his fate, Abraham suggested making fish bait of the Avatar, and with a roar of agreement, the lieutenants of the Fellowship sentenced the Avatar to immediate death. After a fierce and bloody battle, Abraham's body lay cooling on the floor alongside his companions. Even as the Guardian tempted him with a passageway back to Earth, the Avatar was resolute in his quest, and with regret heavy in his heart, the Avatar used Rudyom's Wand to destroy the Black Gate, ending the Guardian's threat to Britannia.

While the majority of the Fellowship followers believed their lives would be helped, a select few were party to the truth about the Fellowship. A malevolent dimensional being known as the Guardian sought to gain power and dominion in Britannia, and was being assisted by the top lieutenants in the Fellowship. To aid in his plans, the Fellowship had constructed three massive Generators, each constructed from Blackrock, a strange substance that was being researched by Rudyom of Cove. The first of these was in the shape of a Tetrahedron, located within the walls of the Dungeon Deceit, which was twisting the magical ether within Britannia, rendering the mages insane. The second was shaped as a Sphere, located deep within Dungeon Despise, which was responsible for causing the Moongates of the land to become unstable. And finally the third was a great Cube, located within the Meditation Retreat, which was used by the Guardian to allow his followers to hear their 'Inner Voice', which was actually the Guardian directing his followers.

As one of the Guardian's lieutenants, Elizabeth was also responsible for helping the Fellowship in the construction of the Black Gate, an enormous Moongate made from Blackrock, located deep within a hidden chamber on the Isle of the Avatar. When the Avatar first arrived in Britannia via a red Moongate, he found the mutilated body of Christopher, the blacksmith of Trinsic and father of Spark, and during the course of his investigations, tracked Elizabeth to the Isle of the Avatar. After a short journey through the underground complex the Fellowship had built beneath the Isle, the Avatar and his party arrived in the Chamber of the Black Gate, moments before the Guardian was to enter Britannia.

As he approached the Black Gate Dais, Batlin spotted the Champion of Virtue, exclaiming that there was no way the Avatar could succeed in his quest. As Batlin, Abraham, Hook, and Forskis argued about his fate, Elizabeth proclaimed death to the Avatar while swearing fealty to the Guardian, and with a roar of agreement, the lieutenants of the Fellowship sentenced the Avatar to immediate death. After a fierce and bloody battle, Elizabeth was slain alongside her companions. Even as the Guardian tempted him with a passageway back to Earth, the Avatar was resolute in his quest, and with regret heavy in his heart, the Avatar used Rudyom's Wand to destroy the Black Gate, ending the Guardian's threat to Britannia.

While the majority of the Fellowship followers believed their lives would be helped, a select few were party to the truth about the Fellowship. A malevolent dimensional being known as the Guardian sought to gain power and dominion in Britannia, and was being assisted by the top lieutenants in the Fellowship. To aid in his plans, the Fellowship had constructed three massive Generators, each constructed from Blackrock, a strange substance that was being researched by Rudyom of Cove. The first of these was in the shape of a Tetrahedron, located within the walls of the Dungeon Deceit, which was twisting the magical ether within Britannia, rendering the mages insane. The second was shaped as a Sphere, located deep within Dungeon Despise, which was responsible for causing the Moongates of the land to become unstable. And finally the third was a great Cube, located within the Meditation Retreat, which was used by the Guardian to allow his followers to hear their 'Inner Voice', which was actually the Guardian directing his followers.

The Fellowship was also responsible for the construction of the Black Gate, an enormous Moongate made from Blackrock, located deep within a hidden chamber on the Isle of the Avatar. As one of the Guardian's lieutenants, Forskis assisted Hook, the chief executioner for the Fellowship, in the ritual execution of anyone who rebelled against or threatened the Fellowship or the Guardian's plans toward Britannia. When the Avatar first arrived in Britannia via a red Moongate, he found the mutilated body of Christopher, the blacksmith of Trinsic and father of Spark, who Forskis and Hook had murdered when Christopher tried to leave the Fellowship. As he continued his investigations, the Avatar learned of the murders of Frederico and Tania, parents of Sasha and the leaders of the gypsies in Minoc, where he discovered an odd dagger similar to the weaponry of the Library of Scars, a training school in Jhelom ran by Master De Snel, who the Avatar later learned was the first executioner for the Fellowship, and who had trained both Forskis and Hook in their duties. When the Avatar learned the true nature of the Fellowship from Alagner of New Magincia, Forskis, Hook, Elizabeth, and Abraham killed the sage to prevent the truth from being known.

During the course of his investigations, the Avatar finally tracked Forskis to the Isle of the Avatar. After a short journey through the underground complex the Fellowship had built beneath the Isle, the Avatar and his party arrived in the Chamber of the Black Gate, moments before the Guardian was to enter Britannia. As he approached the Black Gate Dais, Batlin spotted the Champion of Virtue, exclaiming that there was no way the Avatar could succeed in his quest. As Batlin, Elizabeth, Abraham, and Hook argued about his fate, Forskis exclaimed to kill the False Prophet, and with a roar of agreement, the lieutenants of the Fellowship sentenced the Avatar to immediate death. After a fierce and bloody battle, Forskis was killed alongside his companions. Even as the Guardian tempted him with a passageway back to Earth, the Avatar was resolute in his quest, and with regret heavy in his heart, the Avatar used Rudyom's Wand to destroy the Black Gate, ending the Guardian's threat to Britannia.

A malevolent dimensional being known as the Guardian sought to gain power and dominion in Britannia, and was being assisted by the top lieutenants in the Fellowship. To aid in his plans, the Fellowship had constructed three massive Generators, each constructed from Blackrock, a strange substance that was being researched by Rudyom of Cove. The first of these was in the shape of a Tetrahedron, located within the walls of the Dungeon Deceit, which was twisting the magical ether within Britannia, rendering the mages insane. The second was shaped as a Sphere, located deep within Dungeon Despise, which was responsible for causing the Moongates of the land to become unstable. And finally the third was a great Cube, located within the Meditation Retreat, which was used by the Guardian to allow his followers to hear their 'Inner Voice', which was actually the Guardian directing his followers.

The Fellowship was also responsible for the construction of the Black Gate, an enormous Moongate made from Blackrock, located deep within a hidden chamber on the Isle of the Avatar. As one of the Guardian's lieutenants, Hook was the chief executioner for the Fellowship, assisted by Forskis, a vicious wingless gargoyle, responsible for the ritual execution of anyone who rebelled against or threatened the Fellowship or the Guardian's plans toward Britannia. When the Avatar first arrived in Britannia via a red Moongate, he found the mutilated body of Christopher, the blacksmith of Trinsic and father of Spark, who Hook and Forskis had murdered when Christopher tried to leave the Fellowship. As he continued his investigations, the Avatar learned of the murders of Frederico and Tania, parents of Sasha and the leaders of the gypsies in Minoc, where he discovered an odd dagger similar to the weaponry of the Library of Scars, a training school in Jhelom ran by Master De Snel, who the Avatar later learned was the first executioner for the Fellowship, and who had trained both Hook and Forskis in their duties.

When the Avatar learned the true nature of the Fellowship from Alagner of New Magincia, Hook, Forskis, Elizabeth, and Abraham killed the sage to prevent the truth from being known. During the course of his investigations, the Avatar finally tracked Hook to Buccaneer's Den, where he discovered Hook's lair. Within, the Avatar found a scroll with the schedule for the 'Crown Jewel', Hook's ship that had sailed from Trinsic on the day of Christopher's murder, another scroll listing the various enemies of the Fellowship, including Lord British and the Avatar himself, and finally the key to the Black Gate complex located underneath the Isle of the Avatar. After a short journey, the Avatar and his party arrived in the Chamber of the Black Gate, moments before the Guardian was to enter Britannia. As he approached the Black Gate Dais, Batlin spotted the Champion of Virtue, exclaiming that there was no way the Avatar could succeed in his quest.

As Batlin, Elizabeth, Abraham, and Forskis argued about his fate, Hook suggested that they cut the Avatar's throat as he was dangerous, and with a roar of agreement, the lieutenants of the Fellowship sentenced the Avatar to immediate death. After a fierce and bloody battle, Hook fell under the weapons of the Avatar and his party. As he watched Hook's death with icy resignation, time seemed to slow as Batlin turned to the Avatar, gloating that the battle was not over, and that while the Avatar was not an immortal, the Guardian was far more, and warned the Avatar to return to his Earth, where the Guardian would visit his dreams with countless visions of death in the belly of the Great Sea Serpent. With this said, Batlin teleported himself away to safety. Even as the Guardian tempted him with a passageway back to Earth, the Avatar was resolute in his quest, and with regret heavy in his heart, the Avatar used Rudyom's Wand to destroy the Black Gate, ending the Guardian's threat to Britannia.

Any member of the Fellowship was capable of hearing this 'voice', but those within the Meditation Retreat it became much easier. Ian told the Avatar that the only rule within the Meditation Retreat was that the cave inside was considered off-limits to attendees. When the Avatar asked about Elizabeth and Abraham, Ian explained that they had stopped at the Meditation Retreat to deliver funds, but had traveled on to Buccaneer's Den. During his search of the Meditation Retreat, the Avatar located the Guardian's Cube Generator, constructed of blackrock, a strange substance that was being researched by Rudyom of Cove, which was the source of the Fellowship's 'inner voice'. After destroying the Cube Generator, the Avatar recovered the smaller Cube Prism, which proved invaluable in his search. As the Avatar continued his quest to save Britannia, Ian remained at the Meditation Retreat.

During his search of the Meditation Retreat, the Avatar located the Guardian's Cube Generator, constructed of blackrock, a strange substance that was being researched by Rudyom of Cove, which was the source of the Fellowship's 'inner voice', which was actually the Guardian speaking to his followers. As they spoke, the Avatar realized that Gorn had been hearing the 'inner voice' of the Guardian, and had mistaken him for Brom, but when the Avatar tried to tell him, Gorn stated that Brom had told him not to trust the Avatar, and he quickly turned away. After destroying the Cube Generator, the Avatar recovered the smaller Cube Prism, which proved invaluable in his search. As the Avatar continued his quest to save Britannia, Gorn remained at the Meditation Retreat.

As they spoke, Iriale stressed the need for the Avatar to leave the caves, stating that she worked for the Guardian, and that he did not want the Avatar there. When he refused, Iriale attacked the Avatar viciously, and after a short battle, her body lay cooling on the cavern floor. After destroying the Cube Generator, the Avatar recovered the smaller Cube Prism, which proved invaluable in his search, as the Avatar continued his quest to save Britannia.

As they spoke, Kissme explained that Ambrosia had once been very beautiful, and all of her ancestors had lived there, but Ambrosia had been struck by falling pieces of Caddellite, battering the entire island to bits. When the Avatar asked about the Caddellite, Kissme explained that it had been collected by the three brothers Shandu, Shanda, and Shando who made up the terrible hydra who guarded the Caddellite den. As the Avatar continued his quest to save Britannia, Kissme remained on Ambrosia, spreading her love dust.

As they spoke, Shandu's brothers, Shanda and Shando, became more and more enraged at the Avatar, and with a great roar, the three-headed hydra attacked, hoping to eat the Avatar for dinner. After a terrible battle, the three hydra brothers lay dead, their dinner uneaten, as the Avatar collected the Caddellite pieces needed to complete his quest to save Britannia.

As they spoke, Shanda's brothers, Shandu and Shando, became more and more enraged at the Avatar, and with a great roar, the three-headed hydra attacked, hoping to eat the Avatar for dinner. After a terrible battle, the three hydra brothers lay dead, their dinner uneaten, as the Avatar collected the Caddellite pieces needed to complete his quest to save Britannia.

As they spoke, Shando's brothers, Shandu and Shanda, became more and more enraged at the Avatar, and with a great roar, the three-headed hydra attacked, hoping to eat the Avatar for dinner. After a terrible battle, the three hydra brothers lay dead, their dinner uneaten, as the Avatar collected the Caddellite pieces needed to complete his quest to save Britannia.

The Time Lord had sent the red Moongate to the Avatar, hoping to be freed from his ethereal prison, but the Moongate had malfunctioned, sending the Avatar to Trinsic. As the act of summoning the Moongate had used the last of his strength, the Time Lord was unable to free himself in order to warn the Avatar of Britannia's latest peril. The Guardian, a malevolent interdimensional being that was the embodiment of supreme evil, sought domination and control of Britannia, and was being assisted by the top lieutenants in the Fellowship, a group founded by Batlin, Elizabeth, and Abraham nearly 20 years earlier, established with the consent of Lord British, dedicated to reaching the highest levels of human potential and to share the knowledge freely with all people, by following the philosophy of sanguine cognition, a way to apply a positive order of thought to one's life through what was called the Triad of Inner Strength, based on the three values Strive For Unity, Trust Thy Brother and Worthiness Precedes Reward, and as time progressed, the Fellowship grew to spread across Britannia. While the majority of the Fellowship followers believed their lives would be helped, a select few were party to the truth about the Fellowship.

The Time Lord explained that to aid in the Guardian's plans, the Fellowship had constructed three massive Generators, each constructed from Blackrock, a strange substance that was being researched by Rudyom of Cove. The first one was shaped as a Sphere, located deep within Dungeon Despise, which was responsible for causing the Moongates of the land to become unstable, and which caused a wrinkle in the space/time continuum, trapping the Time Lord within the Shrine of Spirituality. The Sphere Generator, the Time Lord warned, was protected by an unusual Moongate, that forced the user back to a specific position in space, preventing anyone from entering, and could only be defeated by using the Hourglass of Nicodemus, a powerful mage of Yew, which when enchanted would allow the Avatar to enter. Unfortunately, before the Hourglass could be properly enchanted, the second Generator, in the shape of a Tetrahedron, located within the walls of the Dungeon Deceit, which was twisting the magical ether within Britannia, rendering the mages insane and magic useless, had to be destroyed. The Time Lord warned the Avatar that the Tetrahedron Generator was protected by a powerful ethereal defense that prevented anyone from entering, but suggested the Avatar speak with Penumbra of Moonglow, an elderly mage who the Avatar had met during the Third Age of Enlightenment, about the Ethereal Ring, a powerful artifact that when properly enchanted, would allow the wearer protection from the harmful ethereal waves emanating from the Tetrahedron Generator.

Making liberal use of the Fourth Circle spells Mark and Recall, the Avatar learned from Avatar of Terfin that Martingo, the Sultan of Spektran, held the Ethereal Ring, and after a small adventure to recover the Ring, the Avatar returned to Penumbra to have the Ring properly enchanted, and entered the Tetrahedron Generator to fought the powerful Ethereal Monster within. Once the Tetrahedron Generator was destroyed, the Avatar returned to Nicodemus with the Hourglass, which he had retrieved from Beverlea of Paws, which the mage gladly enchanted. Returning to the Dungeon Despise, the Avatar entered the Sphere Generator, and after a series of puzzles involving Moongates, destroyed the Generator. With the Sphere Generator's destruction, the Time Lord was freed from his celestial prison, but at a price, as the Moongates of Britannia had been permanently disabled, as had the Avatar's Orb of the Moons. The Time Lord explained that the Fellowship had constructed the Black Gate, an enormous Moongate made from blackrock located deep within a hidden complex on the Isle of the Avatar, which would become the Guardian's means of entry into Britannia during the Astronomical Alignment, an event which Brion of Moonglow had explained to the Avatar happened every 800 years, when the natural elements of Britannia would allow the Black Gate to become permeable and active, and was the Avatar's only hope of leaving Britannia and returning to Earth at the end of his quest.

The Time Lord warned the Avatar that before he could locate the Black Gate complex, he would need to destroy the Guardian's third and final Cube Generator, located within the Meditation Retreat, which the Guardian used to send his 'inner voice' to the Fellowship members and charm them into submitting to his wishes. The Cube Generator, the Time Lord warned, was protected by an unbearable noise that could only be conquered by a special helmet made from a mysterious mineral known as Caddellite, found only in meteors, and instructed the Avatar to speak with Brion about it. After learning of the lost isle of Ambrosia from Nelson of Moonglow, Brion's twin brother and head of the Lycaeum, and learning of Ambrosia's location from the scholar Jillian, the Avatar braved the three hydra brothers Shandu, Shanda, and Shando in order to recover the Caddellite needed, and following Brion's advice, the Avatar had Zorn of Minoc craft him the helmet. Returning to the Meditation Retreat, the Avatar entered the Cube Generator, and after solving a nefarious maze within, destroyed the Generator.

With the destruction of the three Generators, the time of the Guardian's arrival grew closer, and the Time Lord, warning the Avatar to keep close the three small Prisms from within the Generators, sent the Avatar to Buccaneer's Den, where he learned from Danag, the interim Fellowship branch leader, of the location and means of entry to the Black Gate complex on the Isle of the Avatar, and after braving the underground complex, the Avatar arrived in the Chamber of the Black Gate, moments before the Guardian was to enter Britannia. Sensing the Avatar's plan, the Guardian ordered Batlin, Elizabeth, Abraham, Hook, and Forskis to kill the Avatar. After a short and bloody battle, the Avatar and his party had killed everyone except Batlin, as the Fellowship leader had teleported himself far away to safety when he saw Hook's death. Even as the Guardian tempted him with the passageway back to Earth, he was resolute in his quest, and with regret heavy in his heart, the Avatar used Rudyom's Wand to destroy the Black Gate, ending the Guardian's threat to Britannia.