Session 27

After a long break with some D&D and CoC in between the group returns to the Enemy Within Campaign. The session kicks off with Seigbert being dragged back to The River Wolf and rests to heal his wounds. With a number of the group intoxicated and wounded, the watch was taken by Herbert and Seigward. As the morning came the group set off to try sell some of their wares. Coming across a dodgy looking bread seller named Lamprecht. He bought some grain off the group and for a sizeable tip he reccomended a number of individuals on the South side of Nuln. Ava sent a letter off to Heironymus Blitzen via courier and the group relocated to the south side of Nuln.

There they were able to sell a large amount of their wares and purchased timbre for Wittgendorf. That night Seigward spotted a raucous about the docks. He discovered that the dwarves in Grissenwald had laid siege to the town. Gathering the crew up, they set sail in the dark of the night. As they came to Grissenwald a warning shot was fired at the barge by Dwarves. After revealing themselves the group were able to set down and trek through the dwarven war camp. Talking to Gorim Greathammer they discovered that after the dwarves had informed the people of Grissenwald that Etelka was dead and demanded her home the townsfolk blamed the dwarves for her murder. They then attack the dwarves and held a number as captives. Gorim swore a grudge against the town and laid siege to it. The group debate the best course of action, eventually requesting of Gorim to head into the town and talk to the Town Council. The Dwarf gave them till the sun rose up over the mountain. The group, bar Kasper, made their way into the town via the sewers and bluffed their way past guards and into the town council. The Councilors, questioned the groups presence but the town guard vouched for them as having helped the town with the goblins. After much debate Seigbert was able to convince the councillors to hand over 3500 gold pieces and the three dwarf captives by telling them Nuln believed the town lost and would bomb it from distance rather than engage with the dwarves. After handing over the money the dwarves left the town for good, heading south to Khazid Grimaz. Gorim left the group with a warm invitation to Khazid Grimaz and his crossbow.

The group continued on to Wittgendorf and found the place in much the same way the left it. After handing over the timbre and teaching Herbert Marcuse how to make a rudimentary alcoholic drink they said their goodbyes one more time and left Wittgendorf with Kasper as an offical member of the barge.