On This Misham, the 25th Day of Brookgreen,
in the 351st Year After the Cataclysm
(Thursday, March 25, 351 AC)

★The 5th Day of the Campaign - About 4:30ish★

Treasure

   With Modri’s critical hit, the skeletal knight is finally destroyed. The bones of the skeleton seem to disintegrate into dust and blow out of the armor in the breeze.

   Once the metal has cooled, you are left with an approximately 350-year-old full set of Solamnic Armor. The family crest need merely be switched out by a smith hammering out the rivets and riveting in Artanis’s crest. Despite Modri’s hits, it’s remarkably un-dented.

   From the noble, you find “pocket change” worthy of a noble and a very dirty, road-worn, and sweat soaked set of fancy noble’s male clothing. If washed, it would sell for a pretty penny. You find 170 gp, 190 sp, 60 ep, and 700 cp.

   Now that it’s not a matter of life and death, Artanis can clearly see the differences between the Cevelcedi and Overdane crests and realizes that Mery is in fact right: this is the Cevelcedi family from Dargaard County.

   You also recover a nice set of breastplate armor from the noble (also crested with Cevelcedi arms), and a very nice rapier. At first, the rapier looks a bit fancy, but the black splotches on the blade mar its surface, but then you realize that those aren’t stains, they’re tarnish! It’s a silver rapier!

   The skeletal knight’s blade, similarly, is silver! However, sadly—or fortunately, depending on your perspective—it is non-magical and it’s enervating property seemed to come from the skeletal knight itself, not the blade. The knight also had 7 throwing axes (handaxe).

   The map of the Kalaman region in Maps & Game Information illustrates this area.

On This Misham, the 25th Day of Brookgreen,
in the 351st Year After the Cataclysm
(Thursday, March 25, 351 AC)

★The 5th Day of the Campaign - About 4:30ish★

Treasure

   With Modri’s critical hit, the skeletal knight is finally destroyed. The bones of the skeleton seem to disintegrate into dust and blow out of the armor in the breeze.

   Once the metal has cooled, you are left with an approximately 350-year-old full set of Solamnic Armor. The family crest need merely be switched out by a smith hammering out the rivets and riveting in Artanis’s crest. Despite Modri’s hits, it’s remarkably un-dented.

   From the noble, you find pocket change worthy of a noble and a very dirty, road-worn, and sweat soaked set of fancy noble’s male clothing. If washed, it would sell for a pretty penny.

   Now that it’s not a matter of life and death, Artanis can clearly see the differences between the Cevelcedi and Overdane crests and realizes that Mery is in fact right: this is the Cevelcedi family from Dargaard County.

   You also recover a nice set of breastplate armor from the noble (also crested with Cevelcedi arms), and a very nice rapier. At first, the rapier looks a bit fancy, but the black splotches on the blade mar its surface, but then you realize that those aren’t stains, they’re tarnish! It’s a silver rapier!

   The skeletal knight’s blade, similarly, is silver! However, sadly—or fortunately, depending on your perspective—it is non-magical and it’s enervating property seemed to come from the skeletal knight itself, not the blade.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION!!!

   The map of the Kalaman region in Maps & Game Information illustrates this area.