Session 13: Bubba Walker and the Gummy Sarcophagus

Session 13 of the campaign continued the Candy Cottage arc inside Uncle Nibblecheek’s confectionary horror house. The party — without Hugo for the first half, who had to be botted in — triggered a magical rolling-pin trap that turned Terry, Hugo, and Ruin into gingerbread; killed the seven-foot cyclops baby-doll Bubba Walker in a fight that the DM repeatedly suggested could be avoided; rescued the Bubblegum Halfling from a cage and learned he was Edith Applegarth’s long-lost brother; and looted a +1 Greataxe from a skeleton in the cottage tunnel. The session ended on a cliffhanger as Caelumn reached for cursed gold inside a sarcophagus and the Gummy Mummy began to rise ^[43].

Session 13: Bubba Walker and the Gummy Sarcophagus

Metadata

• In-game date: Continuation of the same morning as session 12; party never left the Candy Cottage.
• Locations visited: Candy Cottage interior — peppermint-tile hallway, Bubba Walker’s kitchen-door antechamber, candied-apple orchard, the rock-candy library/study, the bubblegum-halfling tunnel-dungeon, the cottage tunnel proper, the sarcophagus treasure room.
• Major NPCs present: Bubba Walker (defeated), three Gingerbread Steves (defeated), Bubblegum Halfling (rescued), three charm-monster tree-people in the orchard (driven off, not killed), Uncle Nibblecheek (referenced, not seen), Briochebane (referenced, not seen).
• Factions involved: None active. The Aurelian occupation of Eldwythe is not yet known to the party.
• Sessions referenced (callbacks): s12 (recap and continuation), s2-s3 (Death-at-Sunset, dragon sickness), s8 (Soulbinder’s Packed Ring owlbear soul).

Executive Summary

The party penetrated deeper into Uncle Nibblecheek’s confectionary cottage, triggering a magical rolling-pin trap that transformed Terry, Hugo, and Ruin into gingerbread ^[4], and engaged the cyclops baby-doll Bubba Walker in combat despite the DM repeatedly noting a peaceful candy-bribe was possible. The owlbear soul stored in Caelumn’s Soulbinder’s Packed Ring was expended attacking Bubba and torn apart in three rounds. A truce was eventually negotiated when Vazquez surrendered three kinds of candy to Bubba, who allowed passage to the basement tunnel. Below, the party freed the Bubblegum Halfling (later identified as Edith Applegarth’s long-lost brother) and looted a +1 Greataxe from a skeleton’s hands. The session ended on a hard cliffhanger: in the treasure room, after detect-magic determined the gold was non-magical, Caelumn reached for a coin and the sarcophagus began to open, voicing “Who has disturbed my slumber?” ^[5].

Narrative

The session opened with Chris (playing Terry) delivering a recap of the previous session’s events: long rest, the road to Eldwythe, the burning confectionary, Edith Applegarth’s rescue, Phil Flowerforge’s confession about Briochebane, the discovery of the Candy Cottage, the smothering rug ambush at the front door, and the candy-goblin combat in which Vazquez was extruded through a taffy-puller and transformed into living taffy ^[6]. Hugo’s player Dylan was absent for this opening; Hugo was botted by the DM until Dylan arrived later.

The party stood in a peppermint-tiled hallway dusted with flour. Around the corner sat Bubba Walker, a seven-foot diapered baby-doll with a single cyclopic eye and a menacing lollipop, declaring “kitchen’s closed” ^[7]. When Ruin stepped backwards onto a pressure plate, a magical rolling pin (the “pin-roll” — a name Terry insisted on retaining) descended on the hallway and transformed Terry, Hugo, and Ruin into gingerbread on a failed Dex save ^[8]. Caelumn and Vazquez made the save and were spared.

Caelumn, reasoning that the soul stored in his Soulbinder’s Packed Ring was a one-minute timer, summoned the owlbear-essence to first walk the hallway tiles (which set off no further traps) and then attack Bubba — over the strenuous and repeated objections of Hugo’s player and Vazquez’s player, both of whom advocated for the peaceful taffy-bribe approach. The DM noted explicitly twice that there was a non-combative solution available ^[9], 659).

Combat with Bubba began. Bubba was extremely sturdy (he is “made of wood” — a fact Terry’s player only noticed mid-fight, ^[10] with high AC and large HP, and he tore the owlbear apart in three rounds. Vazquez missed repeatedly with a gunblade. Ruin landed a Hellish Rebuke for 21 damage as a reaction ^[11]. After several rounds of poor damage, Vazquez attempted persuasion with advantage (rolling on red HP triggers party-rule advantage): “Look, we don’t want to have to finish this. Just move aside” ^[12]. Bubba accepted on condition: three different kinds of candy.

The party fed Bubba a candied apple from the orchard (after a brief secondary combat with three tree-spirits that wrapped vines and cast Charm Monster, with Terry charmed for one round before Hugo grabbed an apple and the party retreated and shut the door, ^[13]. Caelumn explored the rock-candy library upstairs alone, finding a children’s storybook that depicted a young Edith Applegarth visiting the cottage and “betraying her brother” by striking a bargain with the hag who lives there ^[14] — the last pages were blank “because the story isn’t over.” He looted a candy-apple with dentures stuck in it, which his notes flagged as “definitely cursed. Do not remove dentures” ^[15], and a crooked broom.

In the basement, accessed via a hidden hatch under a rug, the party found candy-cane cages: a bubblegum boy in one, a large skeleton clutching an axe in another, and three six-foot Gingerbread Steves with rolling pins. Combat ensued. Caelumn cast Burning Hands across the group, dealing minimum damage and catching Terry (in his shell) in the AoE ^[16]. Hugo cut down one cage to free the bubblegum boy, who landed unceremoniously. After the Steves were dispatched (each crying “No! Steve! Steve!” as their kin fell, ^[17], the bubblegum halfling exited his cage and identified himself: he had been forced to work in Uncle Nibblecheek’s kitchen, then locked up. He confirmed the kitchen contained Nibblecheek and the assistant Briochebane, and he held Bubba Walker in a familial light (“kind of my brother, a little bit,” ^[18]. When Terry mentioned Edith Applegarth by name, the halfling’s face changed; he was clearly her long-lost brother, though the party (knowing Edith had betrayed him from the storybook) chose not to disclose this. He retreated to Bubba’s room to wait.

The party identified the skeleton’s axe (Ruin cast Identify) as a +1 Greataxe. Vazquez could not use it (gunblade integration is longsword-only), and Hugo retained his existing dragon-slaying longsword over swapping; the +1 Greataxe became a backup weapon.

After a short rest in the tunnel, the party opened the door beside the basement and entered a sarcophagus treasure room: a hard-candy sarcophagus, two crystalline-sugar statues, and a trove of gold coins and precious objects, with the inscription “May death curse all who interrupt my rest” ^[19]. Ruin cast Detect Magic; the room read as the same conjuration ambient magic that pervaded the cottage, with no specific curse-glow on the gold itself. Caelumn announced “Alright, everybody wants to know what it is, but everyone’s too scared to do it, so I’ll go do it” ^[20] and reached for a coin. The statues animated, the sarcophagus lid scraped open, and a voice intoned, “Who has disturbed my slumber?” That was the cliffhanger; session ended ^[5].

Dialogue Highlights

1. Bubba Walker, on the party arriving at the kitchen door: “So we kitchen’s closed.”
2. Bubba, after the pin-roll trap: “Just don’t step on the trap tiles, dummy.” ^[21]
3. Bubba, surveying the gingerbread party: “Do you have candy? Can I eat sim?” ^[22]
4. Vazquez to Caelumn, attempting peaceful resolution after the owlbear was summoned: “If only we had given him some taffy to avoid combat.” ^[23]
5. The DM, observing the table dynamic: “That’s just not the way that Toby rolls. Everything is combat.” ^[24]
6. Bubba, accepting the persuasion bribe: “If you bring me at least three kinds of candy, then you can get into the kitchen.” ^[25]
7. The Bubblegum Halfling, on his employer: “[Uncle Nibblecheek] is rather mean old man. And he eats nothing but candy. And the people he turns into candy. He seems to have lost his teeth a long time ago. Can’t really eat anything without his dentures.” ^[18]
8. Sarcophagus voice, session-end: “Who has disturbed my slumber?” ^[5]

NPCs

1. Bubba Walker (Bubba): seven-foot cyclops baby-doll, made of wood, guardian of Uncle Nibblecheek’s kitchen door. Described his role as “Bubba Walker watched the door, Uncle Nibblechick gave me candy and I like that” ^[26]. Defeated this session — the DM allowed a persuasion-with-candy resolution, but the resolution was reached only after the party had brought him to bloodied state. Disposition toward party: bargained-with, not friendly. Faction: Uncle Nibblecheek’s household. New this session: yes. Last seen: s13.
2. Gingerbread Steves (three of them): six-foot animated gingerbread guards in the basement tunnel, armed with rolling pins, all named Steve. All killed s13. New this session: yes.
3. Bubblegum Halfling (“the boy”): pink-bubblegum-bodied halfling rescued from a cage. Confirmed long-lost brother of Edith Applegarth (per the storybook found upstairs). Disposition toward party: grateful. Status: rescued, retreated to Bubba’s room to wait. New this session: yes. Last seen: s13.
4. Uncle Nibblecheek (Uncle Nipplecheek per the bubblegum halfling, Nibble Dickhead per Caelumn’s notes): toothless candy-cottage hag, eats only candy and people-turned-into-candy. Referenced but not encountered. Per the halfling, he is “a pretty powerful hag” and resides in the kitchen with Briochebane. Faction: Uncle Nibblecheek’s household. New this session: no (named in s12). Last seen: not seen this session, only referenced.
5. Three orchard tree-spirits: candied-apple-tree-bound creatures with Charm Monster and Vine Lash. Encountered when Terry tried to grab a candied apple. One round of combat, then the party shut the door and the spirits did not pursue. Status: alive, presumed in the orchard. New this session: yes.
6. The voice in the sarcophagus (later canonically Gummy Mummy / Gummy Prince, not yet known to the party): emerged at session end. New this session: yes.

Locations

1. Candy Cottage — pin-roll hallway: peppermint-tiled corridor leading to Bubba’s antechamber. Floor dusted with flour to reveal footprints; pressure plates trigger overhead rolling-pin traps that transform victims into gingerbread on failed Dex save. Connected to the candy-goblin taffy room (south) and the kitchen door (north, guarded by Bubba).
2. Candy Cottage — orchard: courtyard of four peppermint-bark trees with candied apples; bubblegum-brick wall to the south. Three tree-spirits ambush anyone who picks an apple. New this session: yes.
3. Candy Cottage — rock-candy library / study: curved bookshelves of rock candy, dark-chocolate furniture, ornate claw-footed desk with an open storybook depicting Edith Applegarth’s history. New this session: yes.
4. Candy Cottage — basement tunnel-dungeon: accessed via a hidden hatch under a rug in the living room. Sugar-glazed stripe-walled chamber with candy-cane cages hung from the ceiling. New this session: yes.
5. Candy Cottage — cottage tunnel: corridor branching from the basement, with a +1 Greataxe-wielding skeleton and a ladder to the back exit. Connected to the sarcophagus treasure room and stairs back up. New this session: yes.
6. Candy Cottage — sarcophagus treasure room: hard-candy sarcophagus, two crystalline-sugar statues, gold-coin trove, inscription “May death curse all who interrupt my rest.” Cursed-gold mechanic triggers the sarcophagus opening when treasure is touched. New this session: yes.

Items & Loot

1. +1 Greataxe: looted from the skeleton’s hand in the cottage tunnel; identified by Ruin (Identify, 10 minutes). Currently in Hugo’s possession as a backup weapon.
2. Candied apple with dentures: looted by Caelumn from the rock-candy study end-table, with a half-eaten apple held in clamped dentures. Caelumn’s note: “definitely cursed. Do not remove dentures.” ^[15]. Suspected to be Uncle Nibblecheek’s missing teeth.
3. Crooked broom: looted by Caelumn from the rock-candy study. Detect Magic returned ambient cottage magic only. No confirmed properties; Caelumn took it on principle (“This hag is going to be pissed when she comes home and finds all of her shit’s been taken,” ^[27].
4. Buckets of saltwater taffy: looted in s12, two used as bribery candy for Bubba this session, others retained.
5. Cursed gold coins (in the sarcophagus): not picked up by the party — Caelumn reached for one and triggered the sarcophagus, ending the session before any coin was actually taken.

Combat Encounters

• Bubba Walker combat (approx. 6 rounds): Party started at full HP minus pin-roll (-7 each, gingerbread on Terry/Hugo/Ruin); ended with Bubba bloodied and fight resolved by persuasion-bribe (three kinds of candy).
  • Monsters faced: Bubba Walker x1 (CR unknown, very high HP, 17 AC, “made of wood” — vulnerable to slashing implied by Vazquez chopping a femur “wood” off, ^[28].
  • To-hit results against party: roughly 3 hits out of ~5 attacks against the owlbear; one hit on Vazquez (6 bludgeoning).
  • Saving throws: Dex saves vs pin-roll trap — 2 successes (Caelumn, Vazquez), 3 fails (Terry, Hugo, Ruin); a second pin-roll trap caught Ruin again on a failed save.
  • Damage types: piercing (Terry crossbow), eldritch blast force (Ruin), chromatic orb fire/cold (Caelumn), slashing fire (Vazquez gunblade), claws/bite (owlbear). Bubba unaffected by being lit on fire (“He does not seem to be put on fire, though. Fair enough. Magic and stuff.”, ^[29]. Hellish Rebuke fire (Ruin) was the single biggest hit at 21 damage.
  • Party resources spent: Caelumn — Innate Sorcery (used + recovered + re-used), 2 sorcery points→1 spell slot conversion, multiple Chromatic Orbs (2nd and 3rd level), 1 Witch Bolt, 1 Cure Wounds (3rd level on self after combat). Ruin — owlbear soul from Soulbinder’s Packed Ring (expended; soul torn apart), 1 Hex, 1 Hellish Rebuke (level 1, free Tiefling use), multiple Eldritch Blasts. Hugo — Rage charge, 1 healing potion, action surge to throw a barrel of taffy as improvised weapon. Terry — Second Wind x2 (rolled poorly, healing minimal), Blade Ward, True Strike crossbow shots.
  • Notable rolls: Bubba’s nat 20 attack on the owlbear ^[30]; Terry’s True-Strike eye-shot landing successfully but doing trivial damage; Caelumn’s Twin-Spell Chromatic Orb dual-tagging tested as table house-rule.
• Pin-roll trap (1 round): magical hallway trap, Dex save DC unknown. 5/5 party in hallway exposed, 3 transformed into gingerbread. Re-fired once when Hugo entered (caught Ruin again).
• Smothering rug (referenced from s12): killed in the entryway in s12, mentioned in recap.
• Tree-spirit orchard ambush (~3 rounds): triggered when Terry tried to pick a candied apple. Three tree-spirits with Vine Whip and Charm Monster.
  • To-hit results against party: 3 hits out of ~5 attacks; Caelumn took 12 slashing, Terry took 12 slashing.
  • Saving throws: Terry failed Wisdom save vs Charm Monster (used Heroic Inspiration to no effect); Hugo failed Con save in the same encounter vs another effect.
  • Resources spent: Caelumn — Burning Hands (level 1), Cure Wounds x2 on self. Ruin — Eldritch Blast misses, healing potion. Hugo — Bardic Inspiration ring re-roll (failed). Terry — Shocking Grasp on the tree, Heroic Inspiration.
  • Resolution: party retreated and shut the door; tree-spirits chose to “shuffle and become one with the trees again” ^[31].
• Three Gingerbread Steves tunnel combat (~5 rounds): Triggered when Terry teleported via the basement-hatch portal. Party stretched out vertically (Terry alone at bottom, others descending the ladder).
  • To-hit results against party: ~7 hits out of ~14 attacks. Vazquez was downed once (recovered with greater healing potion), Terry took multiple rolling-pin hits but was repeatedly saved by his shell action.
  • Saving throws: Caelumn’s Burning Hands DC 14 — 3 fail, 1 succeed across the Steves.
  • Resources spent: Caelumn — Burning Hands; Hugo — Reckless Attack (nat 20, 18 damage); Vazquez — Action Surge, charge + greataxe-strike attempts (none of which connected as advertised). Vazquez’s Greater Healing Potion identified mid-combat (4d4+4) and consumed.
  • Notable: After the third Steve fell with the cry “Steve free!” ^[32], Hugo killed the surrendering Steve mid-plea ^[33], losing potential information on the treasure room. The bubblegum halfling was rescued shortly after.

Clues & Foreshadowing

1. Edith Applegarth’s storybook past: the children’s storybook in the rock-candy study depicted Edith Applegarth visiting the cottage as a girl and “betraying her brother” by striking a bargain with the hag ^[14]. Last few pages blank because “the story isn’t over.”
2. The cursed dentures: candied apple with dentures stuck in it, looted from the study. Bubblegum halfling’s later observation that Uncle Nibblecheek “lost his teeth a long time ago. Can’t really eat anything without his dentures” ^[18] suggests a connection that Caelumn noted internally (“a very suspicious look towards my back pocket where I’m stuck on a fucking toffee apple with dentures in,” ^[34].
3. The bubblegum halfling and Edith: confirmed by Terry’s recall of Edith’s missing-younger-brother portrait ^[35]. Halfling expressed sincere desire to see her but said “I’m a bit small to be walking in the woods alone” ^[36]. Insight check from Caelumn confirmed sincerity ^[37] — the halfling does NOT know Edith betrayed him.
4. The crooked broom: detect-magic-positive (in the same way the rest of the cottage was), no confirmed properties. Likely the hag’s broom.
5. The sarcophagus voice’s question: “Who has disturbed my slumber?” ^[5]. Per the storybook, Edith’s bargain with the hag has consequences; the sarcophagus appears to be honoured-dead-related.
6. Briochebane’s location: per the bubblegum halfling, in the kitchen with Uncle Nibblecheek. The party still believes Brioche may be the dragon Sevryn’s quest is hunting.

Open Mysteries & Unanswered Questions

1. Will the party tell the bubblegum halfling about Edith’s betrayal? Caelumn’s player chose not to in-session. The halfling has agreed to wait in Bubba’s room while the party fights forward. Players invested: Caelumn, Terry.
2. Is the candied-apple-with-dentures actually Nibblecheek’s teeth? Strong implication but not confirmed. The halfling’s note about dentures being required for Nibblecheek to eat suggests a leverage opportunity. Players invested: Caelumn (carrying the item).
3. What is the sarcophagus dweller? “May death curse all who interrupt my rest” inscription, voice asking who disturbed the slumber. Not yet confirmed as gummy-anything, but the cottage’s pattern (every guardian made of a candy type) suggests a sarcophagus-themed candy variant. Players invested: all.
4. Does Bubba live or die after the party leaves? Bargain was three kinds of candy in exchange for passage. Bubba did not pursue. Players invested: none particularly.
5. What is the broom for? Detect-magic-positive but mundane-looking. Possibly the hag’s flying broom; possibly cursed; possibly nothing. Players invested: Caelumn (carrying).

Quests

1. [Status: active] Brioche Retrieval (Phil): giver Phil Flowerforge, objective recover Briochebane from the eastern woods, reward 100gp. Current progress: party has located the Candy Cottage and the kitchen where Brioche is reported to be, but has not yet entered the kitchen.
2. [Status: active] The Egg Quest: giver Sevryn, objective hunt chromatic dragon hoards for the egg to absorb. Briochebane is presumed to be the target dragon (not yet confirmed in-session); the party still believes this is on-track.
3. [Status: dormant] Risa’s Sister Conspiracy, Hugo’s Devil Pact, The Duskwatch Shipping Ledger: not progressed this session.

Faction & Relationship Changes

• The party’s relationship with the Uncle Nibblecheek household worsened materially (Bubba beaten to bloodied, three Gingerbread Steves killed, bubblegum halfling rescued from confinement) but a non-violent passage was bargained.
• No faction-level changes to Aurelians, Umbrafall, Black Hollow, or any other recurring power.

Table Rulings

• Soulbinder’s Packed Ring summon and traps: the DM ruled that the conjured-essence owlbear had physical weight sufficient to trigger pressure-plate traps. The party tested this by walking the owlbear up and down the hallway; no further pin-rolls fired, so the immediate hallway was confirmed to be a single-trigger trap ^[38].
• Twin Spell on Chromatic Orb: the table flagged but did not resolve whether Twin Spell legally applies to single-target damage spells like Chromatic Orb ^[39]. The cast went through. Caelumn’s player rebuilt his metamagic on the s14 level-up to remove the question.
• Cantrip damage scaling vs first-level spells: Terry’s player observed the cantrip outputting comparable damage to a first-level spell slot for the encounter; no formal ruling.
• Healing potion administration: confirmed RAW that drinking a healing potion is a bonus action (Player’s Handbook 2024 magic item text), administering one to another creature within 5 feet is also a bonus action ^[40]. Previously the table had been ruling administration as a full action.
• Reaction-cast Hellish Rebuke (Tiefling Infernal Legacy): ruled the free use is at first level; using a regular spell slot upcasts to that slot’s level ^[41].

Callbacks

• Owlbear soul from s8: the soul Caelumn stored in the Soulbinder’s Packed Ring (acquired earlier in the campaign) was finally expended this session — and torn apart by Bubba in three rounds.
• Edith Applegarth from s12: Hugo dragged Edith from a burning building in s12; the storybook this session reframes her as a co-conspirator who “betrayed her brother” by bargaining with the hag ^[14]. The party has not yet revisited Edith with this information.
• Phil Flowerforge from s12: Phil’s bakery, his confession about raising Brioche, the 100gp + 12 cinnamon rolls reward (Ruin extorted +20gp), all referenced in the recap.
• Dragon sickness from Lord of the Rings: Hugo’s player named the trope when Caelumn’s player approached the gold ^[42]; the table had referenced “the dragon curse” / “dragon sickness” repeatedly as a meta-warning.

Next Steps

The party expected to:

1. Resolve the sarcophagus encounter (forced into a fight or negotiation by Caelumn’s coin-grab).
2. Continue toward the kitchen via the cottage tunnel and stairs to confront Uncle Nibblecheek and recover Briochebane.
3. Eventually escort the bubblegum halfling and Brioche back to Eldwythe to claim the 100gp reward from Phil Flowerforge and to reunite the halfling with Edith Applegarth.

References

1. ^ Session 13, line 102-150 — Bubba Walker introduction, pin-roll trap, gingerbread transformation.
2. ^ Session 13, line 1339-1842 — Tunnel ladder combat with three Gingerbread Steves, bubblegum halfling rescued.
3. ^ Session 13, line 2080-2146 — Treasure room sarcophagus, cursed-gold mechanic, Gummy Mummy cliffhanger.
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