So, we had a slow week last week (maybe cause Mr. Barry was too busy to poke his head in ), but still, even slow week's count.
As a result of last week's vote, our Tangleroot Gorge quest finds the party sent to rescue someone from the clutches of Troglodytes dwelling in a set of half-sunken caves. In addition to the Troglodytes themselves, the party must face off against mephits.
Meanwhile, our Searing Heights quest requires that the party stop some sort of an event from happening and must battle their way past the Sulatar Drow and their fiery allies, through a canyon area of some sort, to prevent the impending disaster.
This week's questions will flesh out the party's motivations and also cover some details of the "bosses" in each of these quests.
1) Tangleroot Gorge - Who has been kidnapped?
A) Giles Goodman (4 votes)
B) Cheif Ungurz's Daughter (2 votes)
C) A scion of House Phiarlan (1 vote)
D) A missionary of the Silver Flame (2 votes)
2) Tangleroot Gorge - Who is the leader of the troglodytes?
A) Ch'golik the Black, fiendish troglodyte warrior (2 votes)
B) Niklaus Drexelhand, human priest of the devourer (1 vote)
C) Dark Mardza, troglodyte conjurer (4 votes)
D) Grimbel the Mad, tiefling assassin (2 votes)
3) Searing Heights - What event must the party stop?
A) A ritual designed to cause the volcano to erupt, bathing Stormreach in lava (4 votes)
B) A summoning spell designed to bring forth demons to overrun Xen'drik
C) An dark rite designed to draw the manifest zone of Fernia closer, expanding the drow's territory (4 votes)
D) A ceremony designed to awaken an ancient Fire Giant lord who will usher in a return to the old ways. (1 vote)
4) Searing Heights - Who is the leader of the drow?
A) Kaxx'ek, Sulatar firebinder, master of the fire elementals (2 votes)
B) Xev'asa, Sulatar paladin with the flaming blade. (3 votes)
C) Xekker Tor'thac, Scorrow cleric of fire and destruction
D) Sekara, Sulatar druid (4 votes)
(As a note, selecting the druid here may be a risk, but I think that there are enough spells in the gave from the druid list to allow for the creation of a Druid NPC. There is some risk, though, that such a thing is not possible given the current way NPCs are created and, as such, you should carefully consider which option you prefer.)
Polls will be open through 5 PM Eastern, Sunday, March 23. So go ahead and vote!
Next week, we'll finalize any additional details on the party's motivation and further flesh out the bosses. We may also cover some optional objectives throughout the quests.