[sblock=fine! be that way!]Erdolliel does her best to address each question the woman asks. Wrapping up by addressing the man "Marzena knows the location of the lair and the shaman, so she could likely lead a diplomatic party to parlay. Since the shaman is the lone survivor, there should not be much resistance to such a group. The shaman did mention getting protection from another tribe until the young of the new clutch could be raised.
The first clutch were destroyed by mysterious worms, such worms also infected two members of the keep. Your troops didn't see fit to mention that the soldiers had just been barricaded in the cellar. However, our party destroyed the zombie like creatures that the soldiers had become. I had assumed that they reported all of this back to you after we left, but I guess that may have been overly trusting of me.
I don't believe that the shaman expected us to meet with any success and as such did not leave us any specific instructions for offerings. If a group were sent to parlay, you would probably learn more."[sblock=oc]Have Erdolliel fill in any details that I don't know or can't find, but she would probably know (e.g. hermy the shaman's name, number of eggs left (I imagine it's 200, but can't find anything to back that up), and if any other adults survived our onslaught.
I am pretty sure nothing was offered for a treaty price IC, but if we deem that it would have been offered while we were resting (or if I just forgot I suppose), feel free to change the final statement to reflect that. Erdolliel was interested in setting up a treaty from the get go, and as such would have discussed it with him during the down time in the lair could be used as justification.
She wouldn't have dug in for such information though as she isn't a diplomat. So if the shaman would have told her "we will offer XYZ for a treaty" she would have remembered, but she wouldn't have said "What do you offer for a treaty?"[/sblock][/sblock]