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  1. What was the first thing that happened after you reached the door?

  2. honestly it's a blur. a flaming skull fireballed us the second we walked in, we killed it eventually. then there was a ghost wizard, Kaldrek i think, and we got into the Redhollow Forge. Bromm got a mace out of it

  3. What did the ghost wizard do or tell you before you reached the forge?

  4. we talked, no fight. he was hostile until Vaelis gave him one of our scrolls. he wanted the thing guarding the workshop next door gone, for old books and safe passage past his undead. the guard was a big floating eye and we just convinced it the mine had been abandoned for centuries and its shift was over. it believed us and vanished lol

  5. With the workshop cleared and the undead left behind, what did you find or do next inside the Redhollow Forge?

  6. the green flame is still going in a brazier, it can enchant a weapon for a while, we tried it on Ilyra's sword. two magic items in the workshop: the mace is called Dawnkeeper, Bromm has it. and Wyrmward, armor against dragon breath. Ilyra took it and is SO annoyed it didn't turn up before Ashenwold. Kaldrek kept his word, his books had an old mine plan pointing to a dwarven temple further east. fresh tracks and digging by a rift. still no Perrin

  7. What did you do after finding the map and the signs by the rift?

  8. stopped to rest, we follow the tracks next time. oh and the skull: Tess got some old bellows working and blew coal dust all over it, then Vaelis lit it with fire bolt. we poured holy water on what was left in case it comes back

  9. Is there anything else from this session you want included before you choose Generate note?

  10. nope that's it

Session 12 · 28 March 2026

Redhollow Forge and the Eastern Mine Plan

At the entrance to the , a flaming skull attacked us with a fireball. We eventually destroyed it. Tess used the old bellows to coat the skull in coal dust, ignited it with fire bolt, and we doused the remains with holy water to prevent its return.

Inside, we encountered a ghost wizard possibly named . He was hostile until Vaelis gave him one of our scrolls. Kaldrek then agreed to provide old books and safe passage past his undead, provided that we dealt with the guardian of the adjacent workshop.

The Workshop Guardian

The guardian was a large floating eye. We convinced it that the mine had been abandoned for centuries and that its shift was over. It believed us and vanished without a fight.

Within the workshop, we found a green flame burning in a brazier that could temporarily enchant a weapon. We used it on ’s sword. We also discovered two magical items:

  • , a mace claimed by
  • , armor that protects against dragon breath, claimed by Ilyra

Kaldrek kept his word and gave us an old mine plan pointing east toward a dwarven temple. Near a rift, we found fresh tracks and signs of digging, suggesting recent activity. We rested afterward and plan to follow the tracks next time. remains missing.

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Kaldrek

Last encountered 28 March 2026

From the session notes

Kaldrek is a ghost wizard encountered in the Redhollow Deep, initially hostile toward the party. After gave him one of their scrolls, he agreed to provide old books and safe passage past his undead, contingent on the party dealing with the guardian of the adjacent workshop.

Kaldrek kept his word and gave the party an old mine plan pointing east toward a dwarven temple.

The summaries were written by RealmBinder from the note above.

What did we promise Kaldrek?
To deal with the guardian of the workshop next to the . In return he offered old books and safe passage past his undead. You talked the guardian, a large floating eye, into leaving, and kept his word with an old mine plan pointing east toward a dwarven temple. It's in .
Who has Wyrmward?
claimed it at the Redhollow Forge. It's armor that protects against dragon breath.

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Redhollow Forge and the Eastern Mine Plan

Session 12 · 28 March 2026

We reached the entrance to the and were met by a flaming skull’s fireball. It took us a while to bring it down, but Tess used the old bellows to coat it in coal dust, Vaelis finished the job with fire bolt, and we soaked the remains in holy water so it could not return.

Inside, we encountered a hostile ghost wizard who may have been named . Vaelis handed him one of our scrolls, and that was enough to turn the meeting around. Kaldrek offered old books and safe passage past his undead, but only if we dealt with the guardian in the adjacent workshop. That guardian turned out to be a huge floating eye. We convinced it that the mine had been abandoned for centuries and that its shift was over, and it actually believed us and vanished without a fight.

In the workshop, we found a green flame in a brazier that could temporarily enchant a weapon, so we used it on Ilyra Ashmark’s sword. We also claimed two magical items: Bromm Coppervein took , and Ilyra Ashmark took , armor that protects against dragon breath. Kaldrek kept his word and gave us an old mine plan pointing east toward a dwarven temple.

Near a rift, we found fresh tracks and signs of digging, proof that someone has been active here recently. We rested afterward, with still missing, and now we are ready to follow those tracks.

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New quest · Completed

Deal with the workshop guardian

We convinced it that the mine had been abandoned for centuries and that its shift was over. It believed us and vanished without a fight.

New quest · Active

Follow the mine plan east

Kaldrek kept his word and gave us an old mine plan pointing east toward a dwarven temple.

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Ghost wizardKaldrek

Inside, we encountered a ghost wizard possibly named Kaldrek.

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