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SKT Session 26 (8/14/23): Iymrith

King Hekaton urged immediate action. The party had helped both Uthor and Serissa back to a healthy state. Uthor had information on Iymrith's location. All the party needed to do was give the storm giants names and locations of those they wanted to aid them. Thanks to a long list of allies, the party ended up doubling in size. The group who would fight Iymrith included the usual party members (Joren, Seamus, Adonis, Dhrys, Calemor), the storm giants (King Hekaton and Princess Serissa), Thestryl, Kalannozz, Thadeus, Zephyros, and Felgolos. The team, comprised of eight humanoids, three giants, and one dragon, set off to fight Iymrith. Before leaving, Princess Serissa gave each of the party members a potion of giant size . This potion would allow them to grow to a size equal to that of the storm giants around them. They all agreed to use the potion right before fighting Iymrith. On the way to the Anauroch Desert, the location of Iymrith's home, the storm king commended the party fo...

SKT Session 25 (8/12/23): King Hekaton

The party watched in awe as the ship they rode in on fell to pieces in the water. The sending stone perked up once again. "Ettin, what are you doing? Ride the giants back to the ship!" Joren, doing their best impersonation of the figure they had killed and taken this stone from, explained that the giants weren't quite mobile in their current state. They were dead. So, the ship sent some merrow working for them to retrieve the group. Once everyone was onboard, the party was able to examine the crew. There were a few crew members who looked similar to the people the adventurers had killed in the water. The captain of the ship stood at the wheel. The other crew called this man "Captain Daggerdark" and while he had a rugged appearance about him, nothing really made him stand out from the rest of the crew. His first mate was a half-orc named Rool, dressed in dark leather with long, razor-sharp blades at his hips. The ship had an open, sunken middle. In this sunken ar...