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===Wolf's Solo Adventure=== | ===Wolf's Solo Adventure=== | ||
* wolf shows up acting all crazy-like | |||
** zombie attack | |||
** whistle | |||
** chat with the irritating gnome | |||
*** works for kingshit dwarf dude | |||
*** talked about monstertown. The gnomes have spoken of some cities in Old Fresia that were occupied by monsters after the Green Plague. According to them, monsters have aggregated there and live in some mockery of human(etc) society. | |||
*** talked about mountain on the sea, a dwarven fortress. Mountain on the Sea is a Dwarven Fortress at the mouth of the Grenrhusk created a century ago as a bulwark agaisnt the collapsing of Old Fresia to the south and Alexia to the West. It represents the furthest edge of Dwarven power, but is far from a "remote outpost." It is a fully stocked and operational battle castle. The name Mountain on the Sea is not without cause : it's a colossal structure. | |||
*** | |||
==Loot== | ==Loot== | ||
[[Category:Team Alfa Session Notes|37]] | [[Category:Team Alfa Session Notes|37]] | ||
Revision as of 20:01, 19 December 2020
Notes
19 Darkreign, 1514 FI
Wolf's Solo Adventure
- wolf shows up acting all crazy-like
- zombie attack
- whistle
- chat with the irritating gnome
- works for kingshit dwarf dude
- talked about monstertown. The gnomes have spoken of some cities in Old Fresia that were occupied by monsters after the Green Plague. According to them, monsters have aggregated there and live in some mockery of human(etc) society.
- talked about mountain on the sea, a dwarven fortress. Mountain on the Sea is a Dwarven Fortress at the mouth of the Grenrhusk created a century ago as a bulwark agaisnt the collapsing of Old Fresia to the south and Alexia to the West. It represents the furthest edge of Dwarven power, but is far from a "remote outpost." It is a fully stocked and operational battle castle. The name Mountain on the Sea is not without cause : it's a colossal structure.