Sex, What?, and Rock n' Roll
It seems as though James may not be as innocent as he seemed, but Blitherby is also suspicious. A chase through the festival yields a choice of three paths. After stealing some mail, the group visits a brothel, meeting new friends for some of the group, and old friends for others. Things turn topsy-turvy as a secret about James is discovered.
What Is Blitherby Hiding?
The Baron's death was suspicious to say the least. The "family curse" is apparently real, and darker than imagined. Who took the family sword and why? Why are there abandoned and hidden temples under the castle? How will James choose between honoring his promise to his love and his father's promise to the Tanglewoods? Blitherby's strange almost-Shinze braid and the strange temples under the house make him a prime suspect--but what did he do?
Blitherby's letter was quite suspicious. Now that Elaine's relationship to James as his fiance has been revealed, how does that impact the baron's death? Should James honor this contract or follow his heart? The group agreed to speak to the Tanglewoods, but when they arrive in Thornyside, the Lord and Lady are gone, and they are told that Elaine is not herself, though they have yet to find her.
Who Is James' Lover?
The beautiful girl and her child are clearly fey-touched or fey. Who are they? How did they meet? How can they ever hope to be together?
Find The Glasserune Sword
The Glasserune sword was found under a pit of flesh and bones in a partof the stoneblood dungeons long ago locked off, it led back into the mausoleum in the cemetary. It was very suspicious. After returning the sword to its sacred altar, the group worried they would not be able to get it back for the ceremony to bury Hanburn, but it worked out.