TSR 9385 - WGQ1 - Pa.. - Free

will want to hand him over to the authorities.
Chaotic characters will probably want to slay
the orc on the spot. Note that torture, even of
such a vile enemy as the orc, should be consid-
ered an evil act, and characters who may wish
to extract information through torture should
be informed of this.
If the characters dither over the captive’s
fate too long, he will either expire from his
wounds, or a light patrol will arrive and take
the orc off as a prisoner of war. The orc will not
stop blathering patriotic slogans and heaping
praise on his beloved leader, ’Ibrosh Mak (un-
less he is gagged or otherwise rendered incap-
able of speech).
Encounter #4: Clerics of Ehlonna
This encounter can take place at any time and
can be used to provide the party with informa-
tion, or to heal characters who may have been
wounded in previous encounters.
You see a party of ten halflings approach-
ing on foot. There are six females and four
males: all are clad in simple robes of pale
green and wear medallions depicting life
runes, stylized trees, or unicorns.
The leader, a wizened, white-haired half-
ling woman, carries a wooden staff which,
miraculously, still gives forth green shoots
and tiny leaves near the top. She raises a
hand in greeting.
“Hail, brothers and sisters,” she says. “We
are servants of Blessed Ehlonna, Lady of the
Forests. Where are you bound?”
If the party responds in a friendly manner,
the clerics will stop for a while to talk and
share provisions. Any wounded characters will
be healed with spells or potions.
The clerics are headed south, they say, to
offer their services as healers to Prince Olin-
staad. Should the characters ask about condi-
tions in Prinzfeld, read one or more of the
following paragraphs.
“The high priestess in Prinzfeld heard
that Graf ’Ibembly was ill and sent two
healers, but they were turned away.”
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“My brother and his wife are archers
pledged to the prince’s service, but they
have yet to be summoned to join the army.”
“A human woodsman who attends our
temple in Rittersmarche claims that he was
attacked by goblins in the Suss Forest.”
of Rittersmarche to tell him he was sick.
They say he looked pale and weak.”
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“I never heard anything about a royal
herald visiting Prinzfeld. If one had, he
would have visited ’Ibembly straight off.”