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Giant Raid on the Dwarven Caravan, Great Battle #1

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Redd, Dwarven Paladin From the Chronology: 25  Readying (February) 590 CY   The dwarves of Badaxe Mine send their first caravan of the season towards the Keep with a load of steel and weapons. A band of hill giants attacked the caravan and forced it back to the mine. The giants besiege Badaxe Mine.  The Narrative:  Kordan Badaxe The Giants had made several small raids upon villages in the Little Hills, culminating in the destruction of the halfling village of Kilm on the 15th. The raids seemed to be focused on those lands unaligned or owing allegiance to Keoland, rather then those whose fealty was to the Yeomanry or Sterich. Then the first caravan of the season set out from Badaxe Mine loaded with weapons and ore, heading for the Keep and then Cryllor.   Badaxe Mine was a dwarfhold led by the legendary  Kordan Badaxe . Three dwarves who would later join the adventuring band fought as warriors in this battle: Redd, Olga, and Morbor.   Less than a d...

The Battle of Saltmarsh

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  Kord's Bride alongside the Saltmarsh docks. The Battle of Saltmarsh 12th  Ready'reat, 589 CY The Battle of Saltmarsh was the culmination of the "Secrets of Saltmarsh" campaign.  The party had crushed the smugglers, taken their ship, defeated the smugglers' contacts, the brothers Marcel and Jean Tarascon, and their zombie horde, formed an alliance with the lizardmen and aquatic elves against the sahuagin threat, then scouted the sahuagin lair. Then, in a vicious battle in the sea devils' temple they slew their priests and warlords, and cleansed their shrine. The fortress was destroyed. Unfortunately, many of the sahuagin survived the loss of their lair. They had been spurred to their coastal raids by a monk of the Scarlet Brotherhood, she and her pirate henchmen now came forward to join the sahuagin in a direct assault on Saltmarsh.  That monk, Mistress Ingrid, hoped that her pirates and the sea devils could reverse defeat before she had to report to her ...