perfect, and sorry, I couldn't remember who the healers in the party were. I am in line with your recommendations!
That all makes sense to me.
Works for me.
Wait, a different OOC theory: It’s got to be Cyth-V’sug, Prince of the Blasted Heath. That would connect the “rust” (actually a fungus, I guess) to Meitremar’s ancestry and his bizarre pet.
Edit: Or it could be Trelmarixian or Xhamen-Dor, I guess. How many gods of trying to destroy everything does this setting need, anyway?
FYI to Zarzuket - sorry for the delays. We have been working to get another body in lieu of Rainzax.
Should I continue casting stabilize on the enemies? I think there's some ambiguity about whether Meitremar magically brainwashed them or if they just joined up with the cult of their own free will. The logistics of leaving a handful of people who were just on the brink of starving to death to oversee prisoners feels a bit improbable, but that doesn't seem like a good enough reason to let people die.
Do we have a place we're tracking loot?
1x +1 Greatsword
1x full plate
2x rusted (broken) full plate
2x sickle
5x ordinary and winter clothes
87 silver pieces
1x wolf fang talisman
1x scrolls of restoration
1x scroll of remove disease.
Should I continue casting stabilize on the enemies? I think there's some ambiguity about whether Meitremar magically brainwashed them or if they just joined up with the cult of their own free will. The logistics of leaving a handful of people who were just on the brink of starving to death to oversee prisoners feels a bit improbable, but that doesn't seem like a good enough reason to let people die.
Dredd is not against stabilizing people, we can make sure they are bound. Also gives us an opportunity to talk to them. They could be brainwashed.
They could find another path!Also sorry for delay, Wednesday's are my busy day.
+1 on not killing where we don't need to.