Not One, Not Two, But Thri!
Plot points/Scenes
The party meet with Hatta Kewab in his office. He offers the party another reward if they solve another problem for him. He has received word from one of his villages that wild beasts have been attacking the town and a pack of sand elves spotted camped nearby are believed to be behind it. The Hatta will pay the party to resolve the village's issues.
Components
Goals
- The party wants to help the village.
- The party wants to help the sand elves.
- The party needs to defeat the gnolls.
Relations
Allies
Denedra - halfling - leader of the Salt Miners Group (SMG) - a superstitious person but not one who is overly religious. She is stubborn, quick to anger, and protective over the other minors. She is also charismatic and rather young. She genuinely believes the sand elves are planning an attack.
Nasir Glynlen - sand elf who wears a purple litham and green robes; very colorful - member of the sand elf tribe - A friendly male who likes to play his pipes. He is friendly and more exuberant than most sand elves. He is the youngest of the tribe.
Filverel Fastina - sand elf with medium length, braided black hair, he wears a blue litham and beige robes and he wields a double-bladed scimitar- member of the sand elf tribe - a quiet but loyal male elf who doesn't trust non-elves and is suspicious of most everyone. He does have an affinity for animals.
Aerendyl Ballar - female sand elf with long, braided black hair and wielding a bow - member of the sand elf tribe - a suspicious elf who likes to weave. She is relatively friendly, but evasive and she won't reveal anything truly important to outsiders.
Conall Leomenor - sand elf with long, golden blond hair. He wears flowing, green robes and a cream turban- leader of the sand elf tribe & druid - he is an older elf who is calm. he expects little from outsiders and is distrustful of non-elves. He is still kind and will help those in aid if they need it, no matter their race.
Keishara Liakas - female sand elf with short blonde hair. She wears green robes and is a shapeshifting druid - member of the sand elf tribe - she is young and the child of Conall. She is not friendly towards outsiders. She doesn't like or have compassion for non-elves. She is, for the most part, a bitch though she does have a soft spot for her tribe, especially Nasir.
Formicidae - psionic male thri-kreen - psionic leader of the thri-kreen pack - he is middle-aged and capable. He is confused by many customs and doesn't seem to express emotions.
Neutrals/Bystanders
Shedinn - a blue dragonborn - the operator of The Salty Take. He is clever and snobbish, and he is easily the richest man in town, the money which he uses to spoil his daughter. His wife died in a mining accident five years ago. He is full of bluster.
Jaxi - a green dragonborn girl with very fine, clean dresses - She is very friendly and curious. She is being sent away with the next caravan because her father thinks Atvu has become too dangerous for her.
Backdrops
Locations
The Administration Building - a large two-story building with the second story being underground. The ground floor consists of an entry way, large meeting room, courtyard with a well, dining room, kitchen, and some guest rooms. The basement hosts the main bedroom, storage area, and the secured room with slabs of salt to be delivered. There are two guest rooms that the party can possibly stay in.
The Salty Take - a one-story tavern that stores the alcohol and sells more than what the town is given. It's ran by Shedinn and his daughter, Jaxi. It has a small room with two windows and two, long tables. There is a small common room in the back as well as a storage/cleaning area where Shedinn and Jaxi sleep.
Encounters
- Myriad animal battles including giant snakes, regular snakes, lizards, fire beetles, and harpies.
- Gnoll hunters (3-5) and hyenas (1-2)
- Gnolls (3-5) (w/ hyenas)
- Gnoll Pack Lord (w/ hyena?)
- Thri-kreen (pack of 12 in area)
- Sand elves (2 druids [1 spellcaster, 1 shapeshifter], 1 bard, 1 fighter, and 1 ranger)
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