Neverending Nights

If you’re reading this, hopefully you know what this site is about. A comedy series of two, would-be heroes named Peter the Ranger and Grayson the Fighter – off to find fame and fortune… so they never have to pay for another beer again!

Each season of this series is 21 episodes.

In Season One, the would-be heroes get the idea that they should go kill a dragon (because that sounds easy, right?) to become rich and famous!

In Season 1, our heroes get a map from their good friend, Pawl the Dorf and begin following it. The map, as they quickly discover is not a very good map. Almost immediately, the dynamic duo gets lost and ends up in the town of Galana, where they meet a few interesting people like Poppy the Salt Vendor and Alan the Astounding. From there, they venture on and meet Amiee the Armorer, as well as their good friend, Pawl the Dorf who ends up joining them on their quest. By the end of the first season, they discover the location of a dragon – but, things are not always what they seem to be!

In Season Two, they discover that the dragon isn’t evil – and actually gives the two would-be heroes another quest – to go save a maiden in distress!

Things begin to escalate rapidly for our heroes. They’re unaware that a lethal assassin is after them (who is also accompanied by a rambling mage). Pawl the Dorf meets an untimely ending; but that’s not the end. (Does that make sense?) Grayson discovers that his sword is able to speak with him telepathically – and by the end of this season, they find another dragon. Unfortunately, this one is indeed evil and quite powerful!

As if matters couldn’t get worse, in Season 3 our heroes awaken in a jail cell, not even entirely sure how they ended up there.

After a moment, they recall that Grayson rushed the evil, red dragon and struck it with his magical sword – which caused an explosion, knocking them both unconscious, and apparently slaying the Red Dragon. The duo is rescued by Amiee the Armorer, who they met before – and soon, the Crimson Draco Legion is hot on their tail! Now the sword must be reforged – and yet again, by the end of this season – our heroes encounter one final dragon – the most evil of all the dragons – the fabled Dragon of Silverlake – and they discover the rumors of it being alive or dead – are all true! But how?

Check out Season One (Episodes 01-21)
Check out Season Two (Episodes 22-42)
Check out Season Three (Episodes 43-65)

It wasn’t enough that we just make this series, about these weird, unusual, and often quite quirky characters – no, we also had to write up character profiles for them.

That’s a very small sample of the character profiles available. There’s over 30 profiles available to read, dealing both with Neverending Nights as well as the Neverending Daze series!

Be Advised: If you have not watched the Neverending Nights series yet (Season One, Season Two and Season Three) – it is HIGHLY recommended you do not read the profiles, as they may contain MASSIVE spoilers about the series! (So watch the episodes first – then come back and check out the profiles! And don’t forget to tell your friends and family to watch them too!)

You can read the character profiles on the – surprise! – Character Profile Page! (We’re ingenious when it comes to naming these pages, right?)

Neverending Nights was created by Adam Freese and Tawmis Logue, while the two of them were supposed to be paying attention to a Safety Meeting.

The series was always meant to include their closest friends, such as Paul Molina (who works with Sony developing the MMO EverQuest), Poppy Fitch, Mario and Bethany Garcia, among many others!

By Season Two, they had gathered enough recognition, that they were recruiting people that they knew from various online outlets. When the decision was made to end Neverending Nights with Season 3, they also included Al Lowe (who made the Leisure Suit Larry series published by Sierra Online), Greg Johnson (who was one half of the team that made the Toejam and Earl trilogy), as well as good friend, and legendary artist, Lindsay Archer (who worked with Margret Weis Productions, doing art for the Firefly, Supernatural and Dragonlance RPG books).

There are two characters, whose voice actors were replaced (Andrea the Assassin), and Alan the Astounding (the entire character was replaced!) with Daniel the Destructive. And there is only one episode in which Tawmis and Adam have no speaking part – at all! You can find out who did all these voices and where they appeared by checking out the casting page! The casting page also includes the episodes of Neverending Daze, in which they were contracted by Atari to create a machinima series to promote the release of Neverwinter Nights 2.
The Neverending Nights Cast Page!

Our series, Neverending Nights, is a machinima using the Neverwinter Nights Game Engine.

Q. What is this thing called ‘machinima’?
A. It’s been pronounced a million ways – well not a million, but a few – I have always pronounced it – “Ma-Shin-Uh-Muh”. In it’s most basic terms – Machinima is essentially controlling a pre-existing 3D environment and manipulating it to your own needs. The most common example is – essentially capturing footage within a game by controlling the characters and making them do what you need to do.

Read more about us, well, on our About Page.

Part 01 – Legend of Grimrock 1 begins!
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Part 24 – Legend of Grimrock 1 ends and Legend of Grimrock 2 begins!
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Tawmis grabbed a shell that sat, perched on the beach sand. He looked around and shattered a portion of it against a large boulder.

“What are you doing?” Coy asked.

“We’ve got no weapons because they sank with the ship,” Tawmis replied. “So I am going to make some weapons.”

“A shell is not going to be much defense against the horrors of this island,” Coy said, sitting back down.

“Neither is sitting there hoping some ship is going to come by and rescue us,” Tawmis retorted. Coy shot Tawmis a foul look.

Taren returned from the waters, holding an assortment of fractured panels of wood that had washed ashore from the sundered remains of the ship. Tawmis took one and began using the shattered shell to sharpen the point of one of them, creating a crude spear.

“You’re more resourceful than I would have given you credit for,” Coy admired. “Though I should have known, considering you managed to survive Grimrock as well.”

Taren chuckled. “You should hear some of the stories we could share,” the gruff minotaur said. “We have been through a lot, he and I. We have been in more predicaments than I can possibly ever hope to recall.” Taren looked over at Tawmis, “He has a habit of either bedding the wrong women, opening his big mouth, or wanting to help someone out, who is clearly in more trouble than they can handle.”

“You sound like a man with mix morals,” Coy said.

“I prefer to say that I am a complex individual,” Tawmis retorted, as he threw one of the panels of wood towards Coy. “Now if you’re doing trying to figure out the person that I am, we could use your help forging some weapons against this,” Tawmis tone changed to mimic Coy’s, “island of death.”

Coy picked up the wood and began carving away at the tip, “I still say this is a useless idea.”

“You’d probably get more done if you talked less,” Tawmis smiled. Tawmis turned to Blaz’tik, “Any luck recalling any of that wild magic you were casting before the explosion of Grimrock?”

“I am afraid not,” Blaz’tik admitted. “It’s as if I can see them there; whispering in my mind – but they have yet to come forward.”

“That’s all right,” Tawmis admitted. In truth, Tawmis was partially relieved that Blaz’tik could not recall all the wild magic. When they had found Blaz’tik, and he had absorbed all the magic of the Undying One into himself; Tawmis saw that the friendly humanoid-insect no longer resided behind those eyes; instead there was something there that craved even more power. It was almost a relief to know that Blaz’tik was back to being his normal, humble, less magical self.

Blaz’tik emerged from a small brush and help up a large sized egg. “Look what I found! There’s a few others here.”

“Something laid those eggs,” Taren noted. “Something fairly large.”

“Turtles,” Coy replied. “The western coast of this island is full of them.”

“Well that means we eat something other than these little crabs,” Tawmis nudged several crabs that had been skittering by his foot. “And now that we sort of have weapons; we start moving into the island itself and see if we can’t find a way off of here.”