I know it's hard to believe that someone is just getting started with RotR but we are. Question: Who died in the goblin attacks? I think this is a glaring ommission in the text but I can't find a gone listed, just that the deaths were thankfully few.
It means none of the named NPCs died. Make up names if you need them.
I know it's hard to believe that someone is just getting started with RotR but we are. Question: Who died in the goblin attacks? I think this is a glaring ommission in the text but I can't find a gone listed, just that the deaths were thankfully few.
In my game, to drive home the savagery of the goblins and motivate the PCs, during the Swallowtail Festival the PCs actually saw the goblins kill a little boy. His name was Timmy. [sniff]
I know it's hard to believe that someone is just getting started with RotR but we are. Question: Who died in the goblin attacks? I think this is a glaring ommission in the text but I can't find a gone listed, just that the deaths were thankfully few.
Given that the goblin attack is intended to serve as the adventure's way of introducing the PCs to Sandpoint and some of its inhabitants, it doesn't strike me as particularly worthwhile to list the names of people killed given that, as written, the PCs aren't intended to have significant interaction with anyone prior to the attack anyway.
As mentioned above, make up names if you want to. Their identities are largely unimportant to the adventure.
Timotei!
Timotei!
Timotei!