Demon Slayers of the Drinking Crow Sessions #64 & #66- Dragon Slayers Again?

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Here is a recap of the events of these two sessions by Bludoon's player Sam all original posted over on his blog:









Session #64

The Party

  • Armeen of the Two Rivers (Level 4 Cleric of Danu)
    • Jubal (Level 2 Beast Master retainer)
    • Minotaur (hunting dog), deceased
  • Bludoon (Level 3 Dwarf)
    • Doogan (Level 3 Dwarf hireling)
  • Copra Kaan (Level 6 Vat Spawn Antaur)
  • Fr. Bert (Level 4 Errant Friar of Arishem the Judge)

Treasure

  • Gold and silver scaled dragon robes worth 1100gp*
  • Diamond tiara worth 1100gp
  • A trio a bejeweled platinum bracelets worth 900gp ea.
  • Apotion of giant strength (unclaimed)
  • A philter of love (unclaimed)
  • A scroll of protection from elements (unclaimed)
  • The Ender of Dreams, an axe +1 ritual weapon of a dreaming cult from the middle period of the Empire-That-Was (claimed by Bludoon)
  • The Crescent Blade, a curved blade with silver inlay. It is storied to be the weapon of the Spell Captain Trom Prefacti against the vampiric sorcerer king Dragor and stolen from the Lapis Lazuli halls of Lonar. It grants a +1 bonus and a +3 bonus against regenerating creatures.
  • A dragon skin with crystals growing on it (tanned by Frimer Frimson)

Experience Points

  • 4900xp from treasure**
  • Giant lizard killed in revenge for eating Minotaur 275xp
  • Dragon defeated 725xp

Player Character Cut

  • 1475xp ea. (737xp to Jubal and Doogan)**
  • 684gp ea. (342gp to Jubal and Doogan)*
*I forgot to add the dragon robe to the treasure previously shared with this party. If it is sold, it is an additional 220gp ea. (110gp to Jubal and Doogan)
**I really horsed up the previously shared XP total for this session beyond the missed robe. Everyone should add 344xp (172xp for Jubal) to their current totals to make up the gap between the 1475xp and the amount I relayed in-between sessions #64 & #65.

Session #66

The Party

  • Armeen of the Two Rivers (Level 5 Cleric of Danu)
    • Jubal (Level 3 Beast Master retainer)
      • unnamed mangy dog
  • Bludoon (Level 3 Dwarf)
    • Doogan (Level 3 Dwarf hireling)
  • Copra Kaan (Level 6 Vat Spawn Antaur)
  • Fr. Bert (Level 4 Errant Friar of Arishem the Judge)
    • Sunya Strong (Level 3 Fighter retainer)
  • Journeyman Crannoc (Level 5 Magic-User)
  • Petra P (Level 3 Elf)
    • Akash and Avani (dungeon terriers)

Treasure

  • 20,000gp
  • 19,500ep
  • A small placard of metal (claimed bu Crannoc) 

Experience Points

  • 29,750xp from treasure
  • Gargoyles murdered 4 x 75xp
  • Creeping mass of shadow exploded 1 x 35xp
  • Vat Spawn soldiers of Valtropis slept and slain 4 x 50xp

Player Character Cut

  • 2250gp, 2193ep, 3sp, and 7cp ea. (1125gp, 1096ep, 3sp, and 8cp to Jubal, Sunya, and Doogan as well as to Crambo for use of the Shadow Copra)
  • 5047xp ea. (2523xp ea. to Jubal, Sunya Strong, and Doogan)
Write-ups, art, and maps submitted as play reports earn PC Level x 100xp. Let me know of any downtime activities anyone would like to take but a reminder that a Solstice activity for the past week will be posted soon.

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