Burning Witch Adventurers Session #21- Erotic Lizard Folk Visions

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The weather in Orm is turning. The damp sea air is growing heavy. At the Burning Witch, Dogmouth direct several of his fellow adventurers to a neglected part of the Level 2 communal map. He had visited it on his first time into "The Complex" and wanted to return in hope of treasure hiding somewhere in those neglected caverns. The following group agreed and launched an expedition:
  • Castora (Level 1 Knight), deceased
    • Ur-Kel (Level 1 hireling Vatspawn Fighter)
  • Dogmouth (Level 1 Thief)
  • Feeble Finn (Level 1 Dwarf), deceased
  • Thea Noir (Level 2 Assassin)
The party returned treasureless. Two of their number, Castora and Feeble Finn: dead. The hireling Ur-Kel's achilles tendon cut. It would be a month before he could adventure again.

An illustration by Castora's player Curtis of the session's carnage as the spirits of Castora and Feeble Finn look on before moving on to "the next plane".

Loot

  • Feeble Finn's prosthetic leg (worth 1000gp if sold)

Experience Points

  • Giant Lizards with hypnotic eyes 3 x 275xp

Player Character Cut

  • 416gp 6sp 7cp ea. if the leg is sold (with a 1/2 share taken out for Ur-Kel)
  • 412xp ea.

Let me know if Thea or Dogmouth want to do any downtime activities. 

Comments

  1. SkullboyMay 21, 2020 at 1:56 PM

    Dogmouth will be spending his downtime healing, as he has 3 broken ribs and no money.

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  2. UnknownMay 21, 2020 at 2:04 PM

    rest in peace and chivalry Castora. There's a certain solace falling with such a noble and good fellow adventurer!
    -Floating phantasmal Finn

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  3. TrishMay 21, 2020 at 6:45 PM

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    1. TrishMay 21, 2020 at 6:49 PM

      Thea would like to spend gold to do more research on Sapthcrist

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    2. NickMay 24, 2020 at 5:19 PM

      I will let you know that you cannot unlock any further magical abilities within Sapthcrist by doing research in town. If you like, you could open a clock on nonmagical research to develop into the history of the dagger. If that is the case, you will need to tell me what you are trying to find out about it.

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