TSR 9360 - WGR2 - Free

tell the party the drinks are on the housethis
time.
If asked about the dead people found in the
streets Nerull’s followers, he is equally likely to
say that he knows nothing (though he will
wink knowingly as he does), or he may relate
all or part (1-6 pieces of information) of the
following information, which he believes to be
absolutely true, in a hazy sort of way.
Jaryd’s Information
1. After relieving himself of some disigreeable
spirits, he heard someone say that
;he Dragon’s sword would be here in a few
days. (T)
2. He saw a group of men catch a companion
of his, and many crescent blades reflecting
the moonlight. (He hasn’t connected this
with Serval’s disciples.) (T)
3. He saw a man commanding a group of
skeletons to bring him some victims with
which to play. (F)
4. A swordsman chanting the name of
Kelanen charged past him to kill a man carrying
some strange weapon. After dispatching
the man, the swordsman dragged the
body away into the night. (F)
5. He overheard William speaking with a
man about killing a prince. William said
that the sword was coming soon, so efforts
would have to be redoubled. The other man
said that death came for all, and that death
was ready to reap this harvest. (T)
6. While staggering home, he heard two
men agree that the best way to solve the
problem was to kill Serval, to stop the
deaths of Kelanen’s followers. (T)
Statements marked “T” are actually true:
statements marked “F” are false.
Random encounters
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1 Adventurer
2-5 Commoner
6 Entertainer
7 Follower of Kelanen
8-10 Sailor
Adventurer: An adventurer recently back
in town wants to trade stories, and perhaps
magical items. The adventurers who come
here are almost exclusively warriors: William’s
reputation draws them here.
Commoner: A commoner comes to trade
tall tales with his friends or relax from a long
day’s work. If the characters are stumped,
these folk could let slip some gossip (one of
Jaryd talphos’s rumors).
Entertainer: An entertainer has arrived to
ply his trade for the night’s lodging and food.
The quality of the performer is up to you, but
if asked of the recent happenings, he may ask
the party to buy him dinner (for information
which he will, in fact, make up).
Follower of Kelanen: A follower of Kelanen
enters. The party doesn’t know why he is
here: he is watching William. However, he
knows who the party is and why they’re here.
He can either provide aid or become the next
victim.
Sailor: A sailor arrives just in from sea with
a few days to waste and some money to spend.
He is restless from the long voyage and will
leap at an opportunity to fight. The party
should be careful that his buddies aren’t nearby,
for a full-scale riot might occur.
About the Inn
William is not fond of rowdy guests and will
resort use his mercenaries accordingly. The
city watch doesn’t bother with brawls here,
unless they spill out into the street.
William never carries a weapon openly,
though beneath the bar he keeps a club (for
the drunks who try to get tough) and his battle
axe +4 (which he keeps there only to discourage
any would-be thieves). If anyone draws a
weapon, William will immediately yell at the
person to stop and charge between the combatants
with his axe.
William keeps no money upon his person,
nor is a substantial sum to be found in his
quarters. In the cellar, however, he has six