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DINING ROOM. An unusually large dwarf is sitting down to a meal of
iron rations.
Kooper Gil, Chaotic Good male mountain dwarf Fighter (AC 5; MV 6”; F6; hp 34; #AT 1; D Hammer +2 and another +4 to damage due to strength; S 18/89, I 8, W 9, D 12, C 17, Ch 10; XP 225 + 8/hp)
Kooper Gil, Chaotic Good male mountain dwarf Fighter (AC 5; MV 6”; F6; hp 34; #AT 1; D Hammer +2 and another +4 to damage due to strength; S 18/89, I 8, W 9, D 12, C 17, Ch 10; XP 225 + 8/hp)
He wears odd-sized chain mail armor and carries a silver dagger in addition to his magic sword. He wears a backpack holding 9 iron spikes, a small hammer, 3 weeks iron rations, 2 metal containers each holding the equivalent of a flask of oil, flint and steel, and a small red felt bag with 9 gold mabans, 3 silver khurams, and 7 copper ganes. His helmet is missing and his head is bandaged. It is obvious that the wound is still bothering him, although he is otherwise in good health.
Kooper is very strange for a dwarf. He stands 6 feet tall and weighs more than 400 pounds. He is unusually talkative and friendly for a dwarf, assuming that the adventurers don't attack him. He is under a geas to retrieve a magic item from the castle, but he has amnesia from his head wound and he cannot remember what the item is or who he came here with. If he is asked why he is so large he will tell a long story about falling into a magic cauldron when he was a baby.
If his memory is somehow restored (such as with a heal or restoration spell or any method which the Dungeon Master allows), he will recall that he was sent to find one of these items (roll randomly):
1d4
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Item
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1
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2
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The
Midnight Shears
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3
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4
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The
Eye of the Sightless One
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This room was usually used to serve informal breakfasts. It features a large oval wooden table and eight chairs. The walls are paneled in wood and the floor is carpeted in rich golden yellow with green trim. Six paintings of pastoral landscapes grace the walls. There are four lit candelabras with yellow and green candles (Kooper lit them).
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