Alas for Falathar, bard of many talents except the ability to know when to run.
Strabomenos offered his temple and his high priestess to make an attempt at breathing life back into the bard. Strabo took the hat of disguise from Falathar’s pack and nonchalantly stuffed it on his head, perhaps as payment for the services, either raise dead or funeral, no one is exactly sure.
The party has learned two things for certain. Shadows are scary and Paladins are REALLY handy to have around.
The party deals with politics at home and then heads to Riddleport by way of Devil’s Elbow.
We are still missing the party’s travels from Magnimar to the Lady’s Light. There were encounters not mentioned by our faithful scribe due to the player’s absence from that game night.
Woe to Ironbriar. He thought he was superior, knew that he was to the vast unwashed masses of humanity and others in the streets of Magnimar. They were fodder for his god, mere ants to be squashed when the whim took him. It was a service to the undertrodden of the community. The greedy were leaching them dry. Best they be done away with, and if it served the needs of his new mistress, Ironbriar thought that was even better.
After a brief hiatus, wherein the GM went to PaizoCon and had tons of fun without the rest of the Wednesday Night Society, (Hope no one is jealous… but you should be. 
) more craziness ensues while our intrepid band of adventurers attemps to find out what Foxglove got himself into. Oh what troubles the bored rich can find.
Falathar’s journals 38 and 39 added to the mix.
Falathar’s Journal 37 continues with the story of everyone’s favorite creepy noble, Foxglove, or at least with his house.
See Parlay’s story in the Wednesday Night Society Player Character backgrounds.
Also, the duplication of Falathar’s Journal 35 was removed.
Jonathan Roberts has a real talent for creating artistically beautiful fantasy maps that are also useful for gaming. His latest map The City of Redwall is an appropriately dwarven-style city on the edge of mountains. Check it out when you get the chance: http://fantasticmaps.wordpress.com/2011/05/15/the-city-of-redwall/
Journal 34 is up with corrections to the content, mostly minor stuff. I haven’t verified the names of the kid NPC’s yet for spelling.
Our prayers are with you John. Kick that cancer and be back with us soon.
I have located the reference to the Bracers of Armor +2 the party obtained in the Misgivings. This is added back onto party loot, and everyone needs to add a 9th share of 4000 gold pieces to their total. (For the math impaired that means you divide 9 into 4000 to determine your total in gold, assume the remainder is spent on incidentals.) To my knowledge there is only one PC who can now use these, and that is Erlig. So I declare that he gets dibs on the item. If he doesn’t want it, the party is assumed to keep it in combined party loot until you can find a place that doesn’t charge 20% tax on magic items.
