Tordek reluctantly drew Only Friend and swung the powerful axe against Morgantha, assisting Buttkiss, bidning himself to the weapon. The back row scattered, trying to spread out on the cramped stairs, while Eogan fought desperately for his life. This fight was extremely tense, with the party worried that Morgantha would fell them with another burst of lighting. Eogan, directly in their path entered into a rage and began a desperate fight against the hags. Hearing their fellow hag in trouble the cackling upstairs ceased, and two more hags rushed down the steps. The hag, rising to her feet, let forth a tremendously powerful burst of lighting dealing massive damage to Buttkiss and Tordek, since they were both clustered on the stairs.
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Eogan then begin to run up the second flight of stairs to help the children.īuttkiss, unsure how to proceed, but also hearing the cries of the children swung his sword at Morgantha, dealing minimal damage. The Barbarian, enraged at the children in trouble, shoved the old hag down the steps towards Buttkiss and the rest of the forward group (I believe he also yelled something like, “Take that you old witch”). Eogan, had some how gotten in front of Morgantha, and so was higher up the stairs ( I can’t remember how or why). Annoyed, the Ranger yet again slapped the Warlock out of his stupor.Īt roughly this same time, those following Morgantha heard the crying of a child, and the cackling glee of two more women coming from upstairs.
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Hatia, greatly desiring another trance, attempted to pickpocket Occulus however, the canny Rogue noticed, knocking the pie out of the Warlock’s hands shouting, “Stop that!” Unfortunately, the Warlock had noticed a whole tray full of the pastries and gobbled one up, collapsing to the ground, before Mikhail could stop him. Occulus began to poke around the bottom floor. Morgantha began to ascend the spiral stairs of the mill, with Buttkiss, Eogan, and Tordek following, Mikhail, having noticed Haita on the ground slapped the Half-Elf out of his stupor. The rest of the party initially unaware of what Haita had done entered the building behind Morgantha, stepping on the layer of bones animal and human coating the floor. Haita, having consumed the magical pie fell into a dream like state, falling to the ground, rocking back and forth and grinning stupidly. Haita also purchased one of the pies, consuming it greedily.Īt this point my memory is less clear of the exact progression of events. Haita’s eyes perked up at this, and Occulus, intrigued purchased two of the pastries. Morgantha cackled responding they were a specialty of the mill, a pastry of delightful flavor, that would remind the consumer of better times. ( The party recognized her as the old woman with the cart in the town of Barovia)ĭMs Note: I had a lot of fun roleplaying Morganth, hunching over slightly cackling a lot and generally channeling every evil witch I had seen in movies.īuttkiss began to decline purchasing them, but Occulus, ever curious inquired as to what they were. A haggard old woman, named Morgantha, opened the door and greeted the party, asking if they wished to buy any Dream Pastries. Buttkiss, always eager to proceed forwards, knocked on the door. They were hounded by the howling of wolves, however, the beasts did not catch up to the group ( or they were merely herding them towards a darker evil).Īrriving in front of a dilapidated and ruined mill, the party stopped unsure how to proceed. Veering away from that path, they traveled southward, back to the Old Bonegrinder Mill. Taking the winding Old Svalich Road thru the Svalich Woods the party arrived at a crossroad and could see the imposing peaks of Castle Ravenloft in the distance… Having established a good ruler in Vallaki, the party decided to rest and then investigate the mysterious mill, inside which they hoped to discover the first part of the prophecy from Madam Eva. We have almost caught up to my group, as this was our second to most recent session! Greetings everyone, it is time for another session break down.
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