Dungeons & Drogans: Session XXVIII - Part 1
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Session XXVIII Summary:
The battle between the Drogans and the hobgoblins begins. Zook is separated from his companions, forced to fight off several hobgoblins singlehandedly.
By Round 8, only the Warchief and one of his soldiers remain. Grievously wounded, the Warchief drops to his knees and says, "You've defeated all of my minions... You're the ones that killed all the defenders of this keep... It'll be an honor to die at your hands. Grant me a warrior's death."
Zook bites the Warchief's face off.
"Noooo!" shouts Win'tyr. "He could have told us about my cousin!" The elf urged his companions to spare the remaining hobgoblin, desperate to find out about Ninaran.
The Drogans pounce on the hobgoblin, with Rekoj leaving him on the brink of collapse.
The hobgoblin draws a dagger and slashes open his own abdomen. Even as he is committing ritual suicide, Rekoj chops off the hobgoblin's head, and Autumn pins the head to the wall with her katar.
"Why?!" shouts Win'tyr, "WHYYYYY?!"
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Session XXVIII - Part 1 Summary:
The battle commences. A flail-wielding hobgoblin bashes Zook for 9 damage. The gnome then Fades Away, becoming invisible.
A hobgoblin charges Autumn for 10 damage.
The hobgoblins file into the rooms in which the Drogans are cornered.
Coltaine calls upon his Bastion of Defense and smashes into the Warchief, bolstering his allies' defenses.
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