Aberration Apocalypse (d&d 5e Campaign) 6/6 Players

I'll place the book back and take oit another random one

 

I'll respond tomorrow

 

What items? And in what condition are they?

 

There’s an old map of the mines; a throbbing red gemstone; an old, cracked stone hammer; a couple of green dragon scales; a green dragon scale breastplate; a stone chalice carved with draconic; and an old painting of a green dragon flying over a fort-town, probably this one.

You get ”Survivors of the Apocalypse”, a brown leatherbound book.

 

I read it for 10 minutes to finish the rest

 

Boindil tries to determine why the gemstone is throbbing, arcana: 12

 

It seems magic.

 

You don't say.

Boindil continues walking through the corridor

 

It's about people who survived the Aberration Apocalypse, and still live on the Mainland. Most of these are Monks or Druids.

There are more old artefacts. Do you look a them?
At the far end of the corridor is a stone-hewn gateway of sorts. It's like a doorframe leading nowhere. Inside it are Draconic symbols.

 

My rest is now finished?

 

Yes

 

He takes a look at the artifacts

 

I put back the book and approach the exit do I hear anything on the other side?

 

They're an old device to measure time (stick on a circular piece of stone y'know); a rusted iron crown; what looks like a black wolf rug; a stone wand; a folded scroll of yellowed paper.

You hear whispering.
Then the brick being pulled out, the sound of a lock clicking, and the door opens.
Larath enters.
Larath: "You know where you're going now right?"

 

I back off in surprise
"Woah, wasn't expecting you to enter at this moment"

 

Larath: "Well yes. We've noticed a cloud of black smoke heading this way. There's only one reasonable explanation; the Sailors of the Grave have been released. They won't reach the island for another 10 hours, but you have to depart as soon as possible. You friend here *points at Anduin* can finish his sleep. Where'd the Paladin go?"

 

"Wait he left?" I look around since I hadn't noticed because I was reading

 

Ah
Larath: "So it would seem. We'll wait here until your friend wakes up, then we have to find the others and you have to leave."

 

Boindil very carefully walks through the arch

 

It's just a wall behind it. It is standing against the wall. But you feel a faint magic aura when you step inside it.