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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ThirdWizard" data-source="post: 4343273" data-attributes="member: 12037">Session 2 - Coming WinterIntroductionAfter saving the people of Rinthorp, our heroes were well received in Grethtown, and they were immediately hired to help rebuild the broken fort village. They spent the next couple of weeks helping travelers go back and forth between Grethtown and Rinthorp, talking to soldiers about its future defense, and making inroads with various people in Grethtown. They discovered that, somehow, the creature in the summoning circle had disappeared, but they still had the book they found within the mines as a clue to its identity.Other than that work, they did a few odd jobs here and there as well as practiced their crafts. Korvun studied in the great Temple to Bahamut in Grethtown, the center for his priesthood in the territories of Reskia. Tordek spread the word of Avandra in Grethtown. Even in the city he was able to find fellow worshippers, and with their help constructed a small shrine on the outskirts of town.After just over a fortnight, they were able to find their first lead in discovering the origin of the creature in the mine. They heard of an eladrin scholar, Caelynnasidhe, who had studied various creatures and rites involving otherplanar beings and might be able to find out something about the mysterious shadow being in the mines that was now missing. Investigation turned up that a local influential member of the Greth Traders Guild could help them, an elf named Aeryana Sehee. Meeting with her, they discovered the way to the eladrin’s tower: up the North Road, then Westward following a creek, and finally North when they reached a rock formation that looks like the claws of a dragon.This would take them into the Kelbrook Forest, a dangerous place for non-fey. Many stories abound about the forest, from travelers losing their souls to being replaced by fey creatures who play mortal. If this eladrin lived in Kelbrook, she probably had some connection to the Feywild, and that meant danger.And so, the adventurers set out into the unknown...</blockquote>

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