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Revision as of 21:06, 17 June 2024
Account of the Establishment of Crèche Y'llek describes the arrival of the Githyanki at Rosymorn Monastery.
This stone disc is carved with circular runes and pictographs.
Properties
Books
Rarity: Common
Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
Price: 14 gp
Where to find
- Near a skeleton in the main hall of Rosymorn Monastery X: 59 Y: 65
Text
[This stone disc has githyanki runes carved into it. Below them is drawn a translation into the common tongue. It is an account of the takeover of Rosymorn Monastery by the githyanki contingent.]
Many supplies found, local area good for hunting more. Gremishka infestiation, but that will be no trouble, and indeed will be useful in deterring unwanted visitors. 'Rosymorn Monastery' it's called, but it seems these monks had plenty hidden away beneath the surface. Lots of valuable goods to be found underground - can be traded off after best bits are shipped back. The treasure room will prove a fitting location for the establishment of a military intelligence office - seems to already have good defences. Should station Inquisitor W'wargaz. He'll be able to keep Therezzyn under his thumb. - M'lar Rih'al.