The Egg Quest

B-class article · First seen: s01 · Last seen: s23

The Egg Quest is the campaign’s nominal main thread, briefed in the unrecorded session 1 by Sevryn: deliver The Egg to chromatic dragons’ hoards in turn, let it absorb their essence, and by some mechanism not fully explained even to him, repair the failing magic of Eldurae. The egg has absorbed exactly one dragon’s essence (Death-at-Sunset’s, in session 3), failed to resonate with the gold-with-red Briochebane in session 14 (Sevryn’s targeting can misfire), and was stolen by Aurelian forces in s15. Its exact current location is unknown. In session 19 the party chose not to go into Aurelia to recover it for now [10][11], so the chase is deferred. In session 20 the DM restated the stakes: the world dragon is dying, and the egg is meant to hatch a new one [13]. In session 23 a new ally, Kole, reached the party saying he had been sent to help with the Egg [16], and the DM told the party that the man who holds it “is an Aurelian binder” [63]. At the end of session 23 the Egg is still in Aurelian hands.

Lede

The Egg Quest is the campaign’s central quest, nominally the reason four strangers were gathered at the Hollow Hall Tavern in Gloamhearth in session 1. Sevryn, silver dragonborn chronurgy wizard, briefed the original party that the magic of Eldurae is failing, that he possesses an egg capable of absorbing the essence of chromatic-dragon hoards, and that by some mechanism not fully explained even to him, the cumulative absorption can repair the damage. The original four (Cholmondeley, Caelumn, Hugo and Vasquez) accepted, and Harvo joined them in session 2, sent by Sevryn’s letter [20]. By the end of session 23 the egg has absorbed one chromatic dragon’s hoard essence, missed at one gold-with-red imposter, and been stolen by an Aurelian chain; since session 19 its recovery has been deferred while the party travels away from Aurelia.

The quest is a slowly-revealing puzzle as much as a fetch errand. Sevryn’s foresight is fallible: he sent Harvo knowing he “wasn’t coming back from this” [21], and the egg’s targeting in s14 misfired onto a golden dragon. The egg’s mechanic is a passive absorber rather than a homing device. Chromatic dragons are rare after old hunts [4][13], though a gargantuan red dragon flew over the party in s18 [22][23].

Origins

The unrecorded session 1 in Gloamhearth sets the quest in motion. Sevryn gathered the party at the Hollow Hall Tavern and briefed them, as Cholmondeley’s recap of that session puts it: the world will collapse if magic fails, and the egg “feeds off chromatic dragons and their hoards”; most dragons have gone extinct through hunting, but an ancient green dragon lies nearby, and the party is to take the egg to its hoard to absorb “the magical essence left there” [1]. The first stop is Wyrmbough Grove and the Corrupted Redwood Grove outside it, where Death-at-Sunset’s hoard sits in Sunset is Nigh’s Lair.

In session 2 Harvo brought a contraption for carrying the egg, offered as “a safe” and “hopefully very resilient” way to carry it “instead of just shoving it in the bag” [24]; with the egg inside, it hummed and the egg’s vibrations slowed [25]. This is Sevryn’s Egg-Carrier. The egg was in Caelumn’s backpack when the backpack was taken in s15.

The s2 recap, delivered by Cholmondeley (and recapped again by Polar in s4), establishes the standing brief: the egg absorbs hoard essence, the party are to find more chromatic dragons, and Sevryn will redirect them.

Reveal points

The quest’s mechanic and its limitations have been exposed in stages.

Session 3: the first absorption

In Sunset is Nigh’s Lair beneath the Corrupted Redwood Grove, the party engaged Sunset is Nigh, the wyrmling guardian of Death-at-Sunset’s hoard, and Vasquez killed it on an opportunity-attack critical (the DM’s post-s17 ruling). The party then brought the egg to the hoard beside the ancient green dragon’s remains:

“as you bring the egg near it, you see it starting to vibrate inside the container. … as you put the egg on the container, you see all the poison near the ancient dragon get swallowed into the egg, you see what looks to be some sort of essence get drawn out of the hoard into the egg, and you see it now glowing a faint green that seems to grow until it is fully green.” — DM narration, [2]

Two things were absorbed: the lingering poison left by Death-at-Sunset and the essence of the hoard itself. The egg glowed a faint green that grew until it was fully green: “the color is now green” [26][27]. This is the only dragon’s essence the egg has absorbed in the recorded campaign.

In s12 Hugo summed it up as “last time it was the treasure and not the dragon itself that the egg absorbed” [28]. The DM’s post-s17 ruling frames the egg as absorbing draconic hoard power, and his s20 restatement bears that out (below). The s14 misfire concerns Sevryn’s targeting, not what the egg absorbs.

Session 4: the Black Mask’s wager

In his black-void audience at The Still Current Inn, The Black Mask staked his wager on the quest itself:

“so, the wager is, and this is where it gets really exciting. if you succeed in completing your little quest for Sevryn, you’re free, you can get to keep the ring. however if you were to fail or die you would return here.” — Black Mask (NPC), [3]

Hugo went on to sign a pact of his own. In s17 the Mask said “I’m kind of rooting for you guys. I don’t want the world to end” [29], and spoke of sending “my little attack dog after he’s done fetching that egg” [30].

Session 11: the old dragon hunts

On the road east from Umbrafall, a farmer whose cart the party helped mend said he did not “quite like what they did with those dragons back in the day” [31]. The DM then told the party what they would know:

“So you would know that they hunted, together with Vhal’Zarim, hunted pretty much all chromatic dragons to near extinction and at this point it’s rare to find any chromatic dragons which is why your quest is so hard” — Nick (DM), [4]

The city named is Vhal’Zarim; which city hunted with Aurelia is now a question for the DM (see Session 22). The quest is hard, not impossible: chromatic dragons are rare, and their hoards still matter (see Session 20).

Session 12: Thomas Feld’s sighting

The orchard farmer Thomas Feld told the party that he once saw a dragon’s shadow blot out the moon, flying “sort of north-east”, “roughly towards Palathorn” [32][33][34]. Caelumn allowed that “It could have been a dragon, it could have been a wyvern” [35]. What he saw, and where it went, is unknown.

Session 14: Brioche is the wrong dragon

The Candy Cottage arc resolved with Briochebane, a small dragon raised by Phil Flowerforge from a stolen egg in his brigand days, recovered from Uncle Nibblecheek’s mind-control. The party expected Brioche might be the egg’s next target: a small red dragon would credibly be a juvenile chromatic.

Terry walked the egg through the Candy Cottage kitchen past the sleeping Brioche. The egg did not resonate [6]. A closer look showed that Brioche “does have a little bit of red in his scales. However, he’s more gold than red.” [36]. The DM named the misfire explicitly:

“It seems like Sevryn’s magic may have misfired and accidentally sent you on the path to a golden dragon.” — Nick (DM), [37]

This is a structural reveal about the quest’s mechanism. The egg is a passive resonator, not an active locator. Sevryn’s foresight is fallible at targeting, not just at outcome prediction. Whether the redirection that took the party from Wyrmbough Grove (s3) towards Eldwythe was a Sevryn error or a deliberate redirection, the recorded campaign does not settle. The party’s planned response was to take Brioche to Sevryn to explain.

Session 15: the egg is stolen

During the smoke-bomb escape from the Aurelian patrol outside Eldwythe (s15), an unseen chain shot from the smoke and pulled Caelumn’s backpack, including the egg, into the cloud:

“as the chain hits you, you feel a tug on you. However, it doesn’t hurt. And all of a sudden, you see your backpack get pulled into the smoke.” — DM narration, [8]

The Egg was stolen by Aurelian forces in s15. Its exact current location is unknown. The party does not yet know whether the egg was the chain-master’s specific target or incidental loot.

Session 16: Sevryn’s words

After the Eldwythe sewers crawl, the party stealthed past the Aurelian patrol at the sewer outflow, found a small skiff, and chose to sail south towards the White Lantern Shrine (three days). As they set sail, Sevryn’s words rang in their minds:

“everything is happening the way it’s supposed to” — Nick (DM), [38]

The phrasing matches the pattern of his s10 letter at Harvo’s pyre, in which he confirmed he sent Harvo knowing Harvo wouldn’t return because “the path you’re on only stays open if the wrong thing happens at the right time” [21]. Whether he foresaw the egg’s theft is not stated.

Session 19: the raid is deferred

After Mike’s s18 execution and burial, the party, humbled by a single Aurelian patrol and aware that all magical equipment (healing potions included) is permit-restricted inside Aurelia [39], chose not to assault Aurelia to recover the Egg for now. Caelumn made the case against the push (“Are we ready to lose six more just to try and sort this out?”, [40]), and the DM confirmed the decision twice: “you guys have decided to abandon your quest in Aurelia for now” [10] and “you have chosen not to do the quest” [11]. The Egg remains in Aurelian hands; the ranking officer who took it outranks Mike’s killer, and his official title is unknown to the party [12]. The party reset its heading to redeem the forged Duskwatch ledger at Velkris and update Sevryn at Gloamhearth [41]. The egg-quest is therefore deferred, not abandoned; recovery is postponed pending a safer entry into Aurelia or a Sevryn redirection.

Session 20: the world dragon and the hoards

Out of Aurelia [42], with Father Thomas insisting that “we’re not going back to Aurelia anytime soon” [43], Caelumn briefed the newcomer Barney, and the DM restated the quest through Caelumn’s memory of Sevryn: arcane energy “all stems from the world dragon”, which is slowly dying; the egg was given “to hatch a new world dragon”; it “doesn’t really care where the arcane magic is coming from”; chromatic dragons stored much of their draconic energy in their hoards, where it remains after the Aurelians “nearly killed all chromatic dragons in the entire continent”, together with a city that the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) name as Karvos; and if nothing is done the failure spreads from arcane to nature to divine magic, “and then after that, the world just dies” [13]. The same day the party learned the ley lines were failing, “a brownout in a electrical grid” in the DM’s words [44], and Caelumn hoped Barney’s readings could help them find dragons “without waiting for a divine revelation” [45][46]. Barney asked whether it would be better “to fill the egg with good dragon energy”; “the egg doesn’t care, because it’ll try to hatch regardless” was Father Thomas’s reading, not the DM’s [47][48].

Session 22: the old hunts revisited

The quest was not raised, and nobody asked Rime, a silver dragon wyrmling hunted by Aurelians, about it [49][50][51]. On a History check the DM said that “Aurelia together with Vhal’Zarim hunted down dragons to near extinction”, with sightings of dragons since, and the words “chromatic ones but the metallic ones too” followed [52][53]. That sits against the session 11 account of chromatic dragons only [4] and against the Karvos reading of session 20; the question is with the DM, and the Karvos canon stands meanwhile.

Session 23: an ally sent for the Egg, and a title for its holder

The quest came back into the talk, though not into the plan, when a manacled prisoner in the ridge temple spoke into Caelumn’s mind: “I was sent to assist you with the dragon egg but it appears I have been captured” [16]. He was Kole, a changeling warlock from Arcanthys by his player’s account, and once freed he gave himself away by asking after it: “I mean, I’m more concerned where the egg is. Can I see it?” [54]. The DM had the party notice that “he just spoke about the egg you have never told him about the egg” [55]. Kole’s account was that he “was sent on the path by a very powerful individual”, whom he did not name, and then met a dragonborn who “told me where i might be able to find you” [17]; to Terry’s guess that it was Sevryn he had already answered “it was indeed” [56][57]. The DM supplied the rest. The meeting was “roughly three days” back [58], and of “Sevryn’s words, all that was said was there’s a group of adventurers currently actively tries to use the egg to save the world.”, “He didn’t say that the egg was in their position. Sorry, possession.” [59]. So Sevryn is still steering people towards the party, as one letter of his once brought Harvo and another announced Ruin [20][21]. Where he and Kole met, and whether he knows the Egg is lost, is not stated; the party admitted that it has not told him [60].

Explaining the loss, Caelumn said the Egg is “held by a very scary person” whose name the party never learned [61][62]. The DM came in:

“actually we do well you know you know that he is an Aurelian binder” — Nick (DM), [63]

Agreeing that they have no name for him, he went on: “But you do know that binders are the pinnacle of hunting down rogue arcane users. That they can sense arcane usage even more than the wards in Aurelia.” [64]. Both are DM statements, and both are new: the Egg’s taker had no title before (“None of you know his official title.”, [12]), and no earlier session names wards as a means of Aurelian detection. The line does not say that the holder is the chain-master whose chain took the backpack in session 15, or the binder of the session 20 night patrol, or that those two are one man. The wiki keeps their pages apart, and which man the DM meant is a question for him. Nor does it say where the Egg is: “an Aurelian military facility” is Caelumn’s guess [65].

The talk then turned to getting it back, and nothing was decided. The standing plan is to wait and grow stronger: “We’re not going back to Aurelia until we’re strong enough” (Father Thomas, [66]). Kole asked “is it not quicker and easier to avoid fighting them at all?” [67]. Father Thomas floated a war between Arcanthys and Aurelia as cover, and Kole took the thought further than he had: “So you’re saying that if we could find a way to make Arcanthys and Aurelia at War, that would benefit us.” [68][69]. Kole also offered to take the holder’s shape, “not through means of magic” [70][71], having shown the party that he is a changeling [72][73]. These are plans, not events. Terry’s “Nick ruling do changelings count as magic?” [74] got no answer from the DM, so nothing here says that a changeling’s shift is safe from Aurelian detection. The same conversation drew the DM’s one-sentence account of the two powers: Arcanthys “has been in open confrontation with Aurelia for quite a while, and now it’s kind of a Cold War, sort of” [75].

Earlier, during the table recap, the DM had restated the quest’s premise in his own words: “they need to find dragon hoards to absorb the latent magic in them into the dragon egg” [15].

The egg’s status as of session 23

Lost, and recovery deferred. The Egg was stolen by Aurelian forces in s15 and remains in Aurelian hands; its exact current location is unknown. Recovery was the top-priority quest through s18, but in s19 the party chose not to assault Aurelia for now [10][11], and in s20 it left Aurelia over the Eldwythe bridge [42]. The ranking officer who took it outranks Mike’s killer [12], and in session 23 the DM said that the party knows its holder “is an Aurelian binder” [63], without saying which binder or where. The party’s heading since has been Velkris (the ledger) and then Gloamhearth (Sevryn), not the White Lantern Shrine / Hett Varn staging point, which it skipped [76]; in sessions 21 to 23 it is caught up in the search for Pell north of Greysmere, where Kole joined it, sent to help with the Egg [16].

Progress: 1/N dragons absorbed.

DragonTypeStatusEgg interaction
Death-at-SunsetAncient green chromaticDefeated pre-campaign by Edvan; hoard reached s3Essence absorbed [2]; the egg turned green
BriochebaneSmall gold-with-red, NOT chromaticAlive, travelling with Phil Flowerforge since s15No resonance [6]; Sevryn misfire named [37]
Chromatic dragons in generalHunted “to near extinction” [4][13]RareNone found since s3
The dragon Thomas Feld saw flying towards PalathornUnknownSighting only [5]Not engaged
The gargantuan red dragon (s18)RedSeen flying north over the skiff [22][23]Not engaged; the Egg was already lost
RimeSilver wyrmling, metallicHiding in the ridge temple, hunted by Aurelians [77][51]None; the Egg was already lost

The progression suggests N (the total dragons required) is unspecified and the egg is a passive absorber.

Open questions and pending foreshadowing

  • What exactly does the egg need? In s20 the DM made hoard energy the fuel [13]. The egg vibrated near Death-at-Sunset’s hoard [78] but did not react near the sleeping Brioche [6].
  • How many dragons are needed? Sevryn has not given N. The repair of “failing magic” has no in-fiction metric.
  • Where are the chromatic hoards? The DM says chromatic dragons were hunted to near extinction [4][13], but their hoards still hold draconic energy [13]. Father Thomas guessed that many hoards may have no protector left [79], a player’s view.
  • Which city hunted with Aurelia, and did the hunts take in metallic dragons? Vhal’Zarim [4][52] or Karvos ([13], as the DM’s post-s21 clarifications read it); metallic dragons apparently too [53]. A question for the DM.
  • What is Sevryn’s actual goal? He has admitted to using the party (s10 letter) and foresaw and accepted Harvo’s death, and his words closed s16 just after the egg was lost. His account is the party’s only source for the quest’s premise; the s20 restatement came through Caelumn’s memory of it [13]. In session 23 he is shown still at work: about three days before the night at the temple he pointed Kole at the party, without saying that it held the Egg [17][58][59]. Whether he knows it is lost is not stated.
  • Who first sent Kole? Before he met Sevryn, Kole “was sent on the path by a very powerful individual” [17], whom he has not named. What that person wants with the Egg is unknown.
  • What does The Black Mask want from the quest? The Mask’s wager rode on it [3], and in s17 she said she did not want the world to end and spoke of Hugo “fetching that egg” [29][30]. Beyond that, the Mask has volunteered nothing.
  • Why did the Aurelian chain-master take the egg specifically? Was it the chain’s primary target, or incidental?
  • Which man holds the Egg? The DM’s “he is an Aurelian binder” [63] may mean the chain-master of session 15, the binder of session 20, both or neither. It is not stated, and the two pages are not merged. Whether binders may act beyond Aurelia’s borders was asked in the same breath and left hedged [80][81].
  • Would Aurelia notice a changeling? Kole’s change of shape is physical by his player’s account, “it’s not a spell” [82], but the DM did not rule on whether it counts as magic for detection [74].
  • Is Brioche relevant after all? Hugo floated in s14 that the red parts of Brioche’s scales might still trigger the egg if examined more closely [83]. The party planned to take Brioche to Sevryn for a ruling. Brioche is with Phil Flowerforge, travelling separately. Per DM clarification 2026-05-17: whether Brioche’s future hoard could affect the Egg is unknown. Treat as open; do not over-explain deeper Egg metaphysics.
  • The egg-carrier. Sevryn’s Egg-Carrier went with the backpack in s15. Whether Harvo’s contraption mattered as anything beyond a carrier is unconfirmed.

Connections

  • The Aurelian Conspiracy: the conspiracy and the egg quest converged in s15 with the chain theft. Recovering the egg means going back into Aurelia, which the party has put off since s19.
  • Sevryn: the quest-giver, the redirector, the foresight-source. His credibility is the open variable.
  • The Black Mask: wagered on the quest [3]. Hugo’s own pact binds him to serve after the quest, and the Mask means to send him after the Ascendancy once he is “done fetching that egg” [30].
  • Harvo and Cholmondeley: casualties on the egg-quest path. Sevryn admitted he knew Harvo “wasn’t coming back from this” [21]; that he foresaw Cholmondeley’s death is the party’s suspicion [84].
  • Thomas Feld: a dragon sighting towards Palathorn (s12).
  • Death-at-Sunset: the absorbed dragon. The campaign’s only piece of empirical egg-quest data.
  • Briochebane: the misfire. The campaign’s only piece of empirical egg-targeting-failure data.
  • Rime: a silver dragon wyrmling hunted by Aurelians, met in s22 while the egg is lost.
  • Kole: a changeling warlock, by his player’s account, who joined in s23 saying he was “sent to assist you with the dragon egg” [16], pointed at the party by Sevryn [57][17].
  • Aurelian chain-master and Aurelian Binder: the s15 taker of the Egg and the s20 binder. The DM’s s23 statement that the Egg’s holder is a binder [63] touches both pages and merges neither.

See also

References

  1. ^ Session 2, line 20: Recapped origin in Cholmondeley's session-1 summary.
  2. ^ Session 3, line 1526-1532: The egg vibrates near Death-at-Sunset's hoard, absorbs the poison and the hoard's essence, turns fully green.
  3. ^ Session 4, line 1208: The Black Mask's wager rides on completing Sevryn's quest.
  4. ^ Session 11, line 852: The DM: the Aurelians, together with Vhal'Zarim, hunted the chromatic dragons nearly to extinction, 'which is why your quest is so hard'.
  5. ^ Session 12, line 443-454: Thomas Feld's dragon sighting, flying north-east towards Palathorn.
  6. ^ Session 14, line 837: Terry walks the egg past sleeping Brioche; no resonance.
  7. ^ Session 14, line 1293-1294: The DM names the misfire: Sevryn's magic 'may have misfired and accidentally sent you on the path to a golden dragon'.
  8. ^ Session 15, line 500-504: Aurelian chain pulls Caelumn's backpack (with the egg) into the smoke.
  9. ^ Session 16, line 1751-1753: Sevryn's words ring in the party's minds, "everything is happening the way it's supposed to", as they sail towards Aurelia.
  10. ^ Session 19, line 229: DM confirms the party has chosen not to do the Aurelia quest for now (raid deferred).
  11. ^ Session 19, line 235: DM restates the decision: 'you have chosen not to do the quest'.
  12. ^ Session 19, line 181: The ranking officer who took the Egg outranks Mike's killer; his official title is unknown to the party.
  13. ^ Session 20, line 1263: The DM restates the quest through Caelumn's memory of Sevryn; the world dragon is dying, the egg is to hatch a new one, and chromatic hoards still hold draconic energy.
  14. ^ Session 22, line 909-910: History lore; Aurelia hunted dragons "together with Vhal'Zarim", apparently metallic ones too.
  15. ^ Session 23, line 134: The DM restates the premise at the table: "they need to find dragon hoards to absorb the latent magic in them into the dragon egg".
  16. ^ Session 23, line 316: Kole, by thought, to Caelumn: "I was sent to assist you with the dragon egg but it appears I have been captured".
  17. ^ Session 23, line 1334: Kole was "sent on the path by a very powerful individual" and then met Sevryn, who "told me where i might be able to find you".
  18. ^ Session 23, line 1348-1350: The DM: the meeting was "roughly three days" back, and Sevryn spoke only of adventurers trying "to use the egg to save the world".
  19. ^ Session 23, line 1357-1359: The DM: the holder of the Egg "is an Aurelian binder"; binders "can sense arcane usage even more than the wards in Aurelia".
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