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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Obryn" data-source="post: 5199818" data-attributes="member: 11821">Hah!  For my group, he's showed up a few times in various locales.  He travelled to the Seven-Pillared Hall with them to become the Chief Beggar (replacing the kobold character from that adventure).  He tried to follow them to the Pyramid, unsuccessfully.  And finally he met up with them in the black dragon's lair in P1.  He'd been promoted to "Dragon Feeder", and had big slabs of meat tied to him by the local trolls.  He was excited about it, but a bit disappointed when the party interrupted the performance of his duties.  Since then, he's taken on apprenticeship with a bard, and has learned quite a lot while the party was away in the underdark.He's composed a few ballads, by now, with himself as the hero.  They're thrilled to be his "noble minions" and they pretty much love him.The backstory here will be that he fought somewhat bravely in the Seven-Pillared Hall, put on a very noble retreat, and became chieftain of a local goblin horde - who were instrumental in destroying the invading demons and undead.  I think it'll be a lot more fun than boring human nobles.OH - so the new encounter now has...* A tombstone golem* Two Zombie Throngs, levelled up to 16 and with a few more throng-like abilities.  (What's more fun than controlling a few undead for a round?  Controlling hundreds of undead, of course!)* A Boneclaw Impaler* Kalarel, now a Huecuva in service to Orcus, and levelled to 18.  (Technically none of these PCs have faced him, but it's still the same group.  It's like hating on the Packers if you're a Bears fan - it doesn't really matter who's on the team.)-O</blockquote>

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