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18 events
A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
The small marks in the deer bones pointed to a wolf in sheep’s clothing: it eats a host from the inside, takes control of the body, then tries to implant eggs in other victims while passing as its host.
Open eventA Woman Promised the Dragon
At the tower, a dragon cast a spell that accelerated decay in the area, then told the party in Common, “She will reward me handsomely.” A woman had promised him a reward for dealing with them.
Open eventAlmost Forty in Twelve Seconds
Finn sang “Courageous Anthem” as Vendel healed Arsène.
Open eventAnthem and Two Bombs
Bruneg was knocked unconscious into the river as the dragon flew into the tower and demanded surrender in exchange for quick deaths, intimidating Gundugar.
Open eventBumps Beneath His Sleeves
The leader called it a cold and questioned why the party would help, until Bruneg saw small bumps moving beneath his skin; pulling down his sleeves exposed more on his neck.
Open eventFinnetharyn Kills the Barghest
The basilisk’s gaze left Arsène and Bruneg slowed, but Bruneg kept striking.
Open eventFort Trevalay Is Reserved
Nirmathan troops were moving into all three recovered forts, while Fort Trevalay had space reserved for the party’s headquarters and people, with additional Rangers assigned to protect them.
Open eventGundugar kills the troll as the cleric dies
The cleric’s smite severely wounds Bruneg, then the cleric dies from his bleeding wounds.
Open eventMore Than Two Dozen Rangers Fell
The party confirmed it had liberated all three forts, though Trevalay was still being secured, and that the dragon remained at large.
Open eventNew Slaves for the Camp
Bruneg recognized the voice of the hobgoblin the party had previously spared—the one who had experimented on a rat.
Open eventPunishment for Living
The leader gulped the medicine, sat down crying, and asked, “This is our punishment for living, isn’t it?” Finn warned that vomiting meant drinking more.
Open eventRefugees Arrive Every Day
Refugees were arriving in the Fangwood from communities and caravans put to the sword.
Open eventThe Party Claims the Fort
Finn and Gundugar reaffirmed the party’s claim, recalling that they had told the rangers, “This is our fort now.” The party planned to return to the caverns and bring their people there, while the rangers guarded the fort as they fought the hobgoblins.
Open eventThe Soldiers Begin to Flee
Wren killed the badly wounded hobgoblin leader with her shortsword.
Open eventThe Visitor Was an Impostor
Lirosa explained that a visitor mistaken for a familiar woman had arrived a month early, claiming to carry special deliveries the party had ordered; they later learned she was an impostor.
Open eventWe Should Have Seen Them
The dwarves named their home as Radya’s Hollow, in Hollow Hills, and said hobgoblins and a few very large minotaurs had attacked it—not dragons.
Open eventWood Giant's Warning Unveils Fort Trevalay's Fate
As the party investigates a charred oak, Gundugar identifies the looming threat of a Wood Giant, revealing the grim fate of Fort Trevalay's defenders.
Open eventWren kills the spellcaster
After healing himself and briefly blinding Finnetharyn, the spellcaster remained burned from Gundugar’s attacks.
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