Stone Soules Summary VII: A preliminary response

The cavaliers hoped that they would be owed a debt of honor, but they said that they were grateful, but refused to owe a debt of honor to lesser beings and so sent us 5,000 giantish gold as “mercenary pay” instead.

This is a preliminary to any larger summary we put out, just to let the
people not at Cornell have a good quick idea of what happened.

We set up an ambush for the marauders tha proved completely successful.
We then came up with a further idea and demanded in a message that they do
not raid on any human settlements in the area. The next night they stole
some pigs. We then responded in kind with an Eli/Dari attack based on the
old “Invisiblity/Call Lightning scheme” that completely decimated the
marauders at their camp in siege at the Fire Giant city. The marauders
thought the attack on them came from the city and they tried to attack it,
and the Fire Giants from the city came out and stomped them. We then sent
the Fire Giant city Bardic Mail claiming responsibility for the attack. The
cavaliers hoped that they would be owed a debt of honor, but they said that
they were grateful, but refused to owe a debt of honor to lesser beings and
so sent us 5,000 giantish gold as “mercenary pay” instead.
This allowed us to train more (=10,000 human gold).

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Stone Soules Summary VI: Just when you thought it was safe…

Star was possessed and killed Alegra during her sleep…

While awaiting questioning and staying in Jonhalom…
Star was possessed and killed Alegra during her sleep with a 6-segment kill,
then went over and tried to kill Letier during his sleep with a 6-segment
kill/poisoned dagger from the “potion” we had taken. Letier was not
instantly killed but killed by the poison. Some kind of explosion tipped
off the Duke and Xavier, who came in. Duke restrained Star and Xavier read
the slow poison scroll from Alegra to revive Letier.

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