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It's tiresome that they don't think. I suppose I can't entirely fault them. This place is rife with angry, restless dead. By the same token, I'm getting sick of being the only one trying to think ahead. Tillingford is more mindful, sometimes. I don't know if I want to keep being part of this. If I'm going to be the only one trying to use their head instead of their fists, and not react out of fear, I might as well be by myself.

Zalaron

Map to Revel's End; possible note giving us official permission to speak with Faldor. Maps of Delvers of Brokenstone mines. Abandoned; paid to betray; remorseful; in over head; Fodel Marsk (Damaran?); false friend; taken control of Delver's operation; m...

04:25 am - 14.01.2025

Delvers of Brokenstone

More than 10 generations old; Spellplague and Second Sundering wiped out holdings except Fireshear; severe debt, workers unhappy, not delivering on commitments, assets leveraged; office in Dock Ward where Randal and Darvin Jr. live Darvin Greyhame Sr.: S...

09:52 pm - 12.01.2025

Fireshear

Copper and silver mining Hannover House - Mirabar Silver Triangle - Neverwinter Delvers of Brokenstone - Waterdeep Triumverate of leaders, one from each mining company Former civilar and Emerald Enclave member Dasharra Keldabar - raises griffons...

09:50 pm - 12.01.2025

Khundrukar

Durgeddin (smith of inestimable skill) Arundil (wizard went mad, summoned a succubus) Occupied sepulchres: Borgol the Old, Gharin Orc-Doom, Numik the Unlucky Duergar: Nimira (military leader?) Snurrevin (smith?)...

09:44 pm - 12.01.2025

Amphail

Baron Althon Thundrar Undershield (dwarven loremaster) Dauner Ilzimmer, lord warder Noble houses: Amcathra, Ilzimmer, Roaringhorn Stag-Horned Flagon; Stone Stallion Civilar Torlin Airington of the Waterdeep Guard Lord Tylander Roaringhorn Ilzimmer ...

09:43 pm - 12.01.2025

Hate to leave these villagers of Lonelywood in the lurch, but the potential for magic, possibly fey or elven, impeding our investigation into the belligerent white moose could drag out any attempt to help them. Talk of banshees and mysterious ruins elevate this threat. We still want to help, but should deal with it once we're done with Revel's End.

A devotion to truth and the revelation of secrets could grow to be more important to Rav as his impatience with those who believe hoarded knowledge makes them powerful grows.

Small people smugly secure in their tiny secrets are but dust accumulating in the currents of real history. Humility in the face of great change is a forgotten grace, even among those with the vision to perceive it.

Who exactly is paying this nutcase's prices for griffon rides? How is this is a viable business in this part of the world? Do I really care? No.