The Life of the Smith

The Life of the Smith whisks the party to mythical Greece, where they are swept up in a how-catch-'em murder mystery with a twist: the witnesses and the judge for their case are the gods themselves. An innocent man has been executed for the murder, and it is up to the questors to prove to the satisfaction of the god Hades both the victim's innocence and the guilt of the murderers. The search for the truth involves the questors with most of the Greek pantheon, a bemused but helpful prefect of the Athenian police, a set of very strange Grecian urns, an elaborate plot for revenge, a slick bit of subterfuge and entrapment, and the very fabric of Greek cosmology.