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<blockquote data-quote="Manbearcat" data-source="post: 6618685" data-attributes="member: 6696971">On the return back, your conversation with the two women yield the following:- Ranyon Argoth had been frequenting a tower, as pitch black as the darkest night, that emerged suddenly at the apex of this mountain not too long ago.&nbsp; On his last trek there, of which he brought the son of the refugee family from World's End, he didn't return.&nbsp; This was less than two days ago.&nbsp; The terrified boy said that &quot;the tower swallowed him...and that he seemed happy about it.&quot;&nbsp; The clan members who are not in his inner circle didn't know what to make of this.&nbsp; But those who worshiped the visions that Argoth claimed to see seemed to be very happy.Apparently you will find him in that tower.- Regarding the clan itself, she is able to give you some mundane information.&nbsp; The clan has two dozen able-bodied warriors.&nbsp; Argoth has a dozen elite warriors, each with a trained dire wolf, at his disposal and perhaps half that number of inner circle acolytes.&nbsp; His inner circle all possess some form of terrible, twisted magic, unsanctioned by the natural spirits of the world.- They don't know of any alternate ways into the complex beyond the caves that pock the face of the mountain's mid-section.You arrive at the shelter as twilight begins to cast its gloom upon the wintry landscape.&nbsp; Smoke billows from the chimney as the goblins have a warmth-giving fire going.&nbsp; When you enter the stone cabin, the man naming himself as one of the cult-leader's sons is again tied, feet and torso, to the chair and he is gagged.&nbsp; The goblins are near the fire and are roasting some meat on sticks that they are handling.&nbsp; They let you know that the bog has been disenchanted and they've tested it themselves for confirmation.&nbsp; When the large group, especially the otherworldly eladrin, accompany you in, their eyes bulge and jaws go slack.&nbsp; The women and children welcome the warmth of the structure as the walk here has been freezing cold and exposed to the biting wind.&nbsp; The eladrin were obviously unaffected by it.&nbsp; Upon entering the structure, the Bralani immediately inquires as to the whereabouts of Otthor (without calling him by name).&nbsp; She demands to be taken to him.&nbsp; She and her Fey Knight companion both scowl, albeit lightly, at the goblins.The goblins are very unnerved by the eladrin's presence.&nbsp; And Rawr has been on edge the entire trip here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Manbearcat, post: 6618685, member: 6696971"] On the return back, your conversation with the two women yield the following: - Ranyon Argoth had been frequenting a tower, as pitch black as the darkest night, that emerged suddenly at the apex of this mountain not too long ago. On his last trek there, of which he brought the son of the refugee family from World's End, he didn't return. This was less than two days ago. The terrified boy said that "the tower swallowed him...and that he seemed happy about it." The clan members who are not in his inner circle didn't know what to make of this. But those who worshiped the visions that Argoth claimed to see seemed to be very happy. Apparently you will find him in that tower. - Regarding the clan itself, she is able to give you some mundane information. The clan has two dozen able-bodied warriors. Argoth has a dozen elite warriors, each with a trained dire wolf, at his disposal and perhaps half that number of inner circle acolytes. His inner circle all possess some form of terrible, twisted magic, unsanctioned by the natural spirits of the world. - They don't know of any alternate ways into the complex beyond the caves that pock the face of the mountain's mid-section. You arrive at the shelter as twilight begins to cast its gloom upon the wintry landscape. Smoke billows from the chimney as the goblins have a warmth-giving fire going. When you enter the stone cabin, the man naming himself as one of the cult-leader's sons is again tied, feet and torso, to the chair and he is gagged. The goblins are near the fire and are roasting some meat on sticks that they are handling. They let you know that the bog has been disenchanted and they've tested it themselves for confirmation. When the large group, especially the otherworldly eladrin, accompany you in, their eyes bulge and jaws go slack. The women and children welcome the warmth of the structure as the walk here has been freezing cold and exposed to the biting wind. The eladrin were obviously unaffected by it. Upon entering the structure, the Bralani immediately inquires as to the whereabouts of Otthor (without calling him by name). She demands to be taken to him. She and her Fey Knight companion both scowl, albeit lightly, at the goblins. The goblins are very unnerved by the eladrin's presence. And Rawr has been on edge the entire trip here. [/QUOTE]

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