Finally, the Present

And this finally brings us to the present, and most recent game session, session 4. Big round of applause, please. Anybody. Oh, c'mon, you could at least give me a bloody golf clap here! Fine, onto the story.

So, the party was given many things by the ghostly guardian. Sigmar's Seal (which was put in Gilbert's possession), a bunch of books (Gilbert again), the Will of Sigmar (a magical two-handed hammer put in Calcius' protection with the instruction to take it to a temple of Sigmar), and 60 dwarf silvers, which were split evenly.

This was when our party gained its two, likely, last players. We'd lost Matt along the way, so until something is done about his character, it's been npc'd. Kerry took over Emma, and James is playing a halfling watchman who showed up with 'Rena, the halfling cook that had come along and I simply failed to mention 'cause I was in a hurry to get these written up. Klaus, the watchman, had decided that after a failed coup by who knows who caused a stir (riot) at the refugee camp, it was time to find someplace safer to light. Like the chaos wastes.

Bruno had lost two more men to the goblins and, under instruction of the guardian, presented Travis with the relic... which got him told that the survivors were all worshippers of chaos and he'd best put that up if he knew what was good for him.

Hartmut, being a man of his word, lead all of them into the ghetto region to root out the greenskin menace. The ensuing battle was, actually, very long, and began with pots of hot oil being dropped from above. It finally ended with a He-man reference, as our bare chested wizard made his sword glow and held it aloft, in as menacing a manner possible; Hartmut and Perrin's battle against the orc that just wouldn't die; and Gilbert getting knocked out and carried off by Bruno's men.

I then ended the session with a message that would lead them to the Arthonis Merchant house, and a fire which, actually, was started when Hartmut set the temple of Sigmar ablaze, as per the guardian's request. Oooh! I wonder what's going to happen next.