The Knife and Norholm Isles and the White Dome of the Chronomancer

Here's the map where our party is now, and a picture of a location we checked out. I didn't draw the Naga Temple, that's where the real action is.

Prison of Imshiel and the World Map

Today while looking for the Sea Witch (we didn't find her) our PCs came across the Prison of Imshiel. We also had side conversations about the government of ancient Egypt, and whether or not the werewolf transformations in Hemlock Grove are better than the Howling. We ended up in a city of Pirate Undead and bought some invisibility potions from a vampire barkeep. I fucking love D&D.

Luther - Cleric of Nordrax Godkiller - L5
Prince Mulligan - Thief - L6
Minorn - M-U - L4
Screamer - Fighter - L4

Also, after playing for years we have just recently made a world map and placed the various explored lands on it:

Gomerville, new village on the Borderlands

We just finished what I'm pretty sure was our 8th session of Keep on the Borderlands, and we're ready to go on to other things. The PCs have not left the map and are in fact in the Keep right now, but after time warping 50 years into the future the Keep is a ruin and the lair of a gnoll sorcerer who rides a giant spider.

While the PCs were time warped in the Shrine of Evil Chaos a town was built and named after one of the characters:

The town's population is about equally divided between humans, bugbears and dwarves.  (bugbears and dwarves are now optional PC races) This is what they saw when they approached the town:

That tower in the middle is the Temple of St. Cuthbert.  

Here's the player map of Gomerville:

And here's the DM map of Gomerville:

The town has some factions and I threw some in-town adventure hooks at them, but they didn't bite on any of these this session.