They're letting Belar loose among all that xp 

If Durkon makes it to the palace, he should be able to share his knowledge, meaning that Elan and his father (Tarquin) should therefore already know that Roy and Belkar (doesn't his name have a letter 'k' in it?) are prisoners.Belar has, at most, only a few more months to live. Perhaps this is where he will end it? Also, I expect that Elan et all will be watching the games with his father when Roy and Belar enter the ring. Should be interesting to watch.
So they die in the arena, or (even quicker) commit suicide, and then get raised. Simples!
Belar has, at most, only a few more months to live.
Also, I expect that Elan et all will be watching the games with his father when Roy and Belar enter the ring. Should be interesting to watch.
Belar has, at most, only a few more months to live. Perhaps this is where he will end it? Also, I expect that Elan et all will be watching the games with his father when Roy and Belar enter the ring. Should be interesting to watch.
Depending on how much pull General Tarquin has, he might be able to get their sentences commuted. Probably depends on what's funnier, or more dramatic, or both. (It might also depend on what 3E spells Rich hasn't had an opportunity to illustrate yet: if there's a neat spell that makes a great pun in an arena setting, the sentences probably won't be commuted until after the spell is cast.)
I can't seem to find it, but did that quote mention if he's going to be dead forever? I remember it had some language along the lines of "not breathing anymore".