Fellow Adventurers Wanted

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PakPak, 
the kobold jar seller,
 wants
YOU
to join him
hunting
Oloth
El'gg
 Ssusson




You all know that charming adventurer. Well, we will say that his curiosity is piqued by this quest request by the elfin power in the area. PakPak claims to have seen this creature his very self. To have felt its chilling effect. He needs a crew of four to five more adventurers willing to stick their necks out searching Sourwood Marsh for this creature of terror. The question isn't does this treasure seeking kobold have a lead on where to stalk this monstrosity? He decidedly does. The question is are you brave enough to ride around in a boat across swampland as you methodically search for the prize while fending off the marsh's denizens.

Have you talked to Kiddo? That newly-minted magic-user has a story or two to tell about those boggins at dwell in those waters. Journeyman Crannoc, a Beholder in the Transcendental Congress of the Aureate Precepts, has been overheard by fellow unnamed Burning Witch patrons as have had said of the Lady Blackmarsh's request that, it and we quote, "...might be out of my league" after a drink too many.

Surely among your ranks of experienced adventurers, some are tough enough to tackle this hunt with the lovable PakPak? If you are one of them, please comment down below so the party can form. PakPak is looking to set out either this Wednesday or Friday.

Comments

  1. Jonshua BongsartJune 27, 2020 at 9:38 PM

    Fancy, being born in a boat, in a swamp, is always willing to indulge in a nostalgic evening of rowing over boggins's corpses.

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  2. CullenJune 27, 2020 at 10:27 PM

    Scamandros has previously expressed interest in hunting the terrible beast and claiming the Lady Blackmarsh's proffered rewards. I could do Wednesday in the evening, or Friday morning.

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  3. SQ4UJune 29, 2020 at 11:38 AM

    Maaaaaannn I really want to do this but I can't make either of those days :(

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  4. NickJune 29, 2020 at 3:56 PM

    It looks like we are going to have a party of PakPak plus Fancy, Scamandros, Sergio Cankersore, Hate Pit, and Journeyman Crannoc for Wednesday night.

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