Open Threads

Every mystery and open thread raised in play from session 2 to session 24, one entry each: where it opened, its status, how each later session advanced it, and how it was resolved or closed. Threads are grouped by the sessions in which they opened.

About this tracker

One entry for every mystery or open thread raised in play, sessions 2 to 24, grouped by the sessions in which it opened and, within each group, in the order it opened. Each entry gives:

• Opened: the session and line where the thread was first raised, and what was raised.
• Status: open, partial, resolved or closed, with the session; for open and partial threads, what is still unanswered.
• One bullet for each later session that advanced it.
• Resolution, for threads that are resolved or closed.
• Cares: who at the table it matters to.

Resolved, closed and partial threads are marked in their headings. Narration and DM-voiced characters are evidence in the fiction; a player’s guess is marked as one. The Campaign Bible lists the threads still live at the end of session 24.

Opened in sessions 2 and 3 (Wyrmbough Grove)

Death-at-Sunset: has she risen, and where is her lair? (resolved s3)

• Opened: s2. Recapping session 1, Cholmondeley’s player said the land was cursed and that Death-at-Sunset, the ancient green dragon, “comes back from the dead as animated bones” ^[1]. The Dryad asked the party: “Are you the cause of this pestilence that is corrupting my home?” ^[2].
• Status: resolved (s3).
• Resolution (s3): Gwen Homora did not know the cause; some said Death-at-Sunset “has come back to haunt” the grove ^[3]. Caelumn’s vision on the mound showed the lair across the stream ^[4]. There lay “the skeleton of an enormous dragon” ^[5], and her son announced “My mother is Death-at-Sunset, and I am Sunset is Nigh.” ^[6]. Once the Egg had absorbed the hoard the corruption left: “the grove breathes again” ^[7][8].
• Cares: the whole party; Caelumn (the vision), Harvo, Cholmondeley.

What becomes of Nancy? (closed s4)

• Opened: s2. Cholmondeley was on the run “because I saved that little girl” ^[9] and meant “to find her a safe and maybe happy home” ^[10]. Left asleep by the cart, “wet and cold” ^[11], Nancy had had enough: “fuck your horses fuck your face and your stupid ass moustache I’m out peace.” ^[12].
• Status: closed (s4).
• s3: After Cholmondeley’s death she asked “Is it okay if I stay with you?” ^[13]. Caelumn wanted her left in the village; Hugo and Vasquez outvoted him ^[14][15][16].
• Resolution (s4): The players settled that “Nancy was left at the village” ^[17]; Terry: “we had to leave his ward behind” ^[18]. She has not been seen since.
• Cares: Cholmondeley (her guardian, dead s3).

Sevryn’s foresight: “everything is happening the way it’s supposed to”

• Opened: s2. Harvo said Sevryn’s letter “seemed like he knew about me and what I was doing” ^[19].
• Status: open (last advanced s23): how far Sevryn sees; how he knew where the party could be found; whether he knows the Egg is lost. The players disagree on the last, and both sides are guessing ^[20][21].
• s3: His voice in their minds: “I sense a dragon’s presence in the town of Eldwythe. but the sight blurs beyond that. I cannot fix its nature or lair.” ^[22]. Hugo and Caelumn took Earthwing for “the second person he sent” ^[23][24].
• s4: On Vasquez’s Insight the DM said Sevryn had “looked through the time streams” and most likely knew that Cholmondeley would die, sent him anyway, and had Terry ready “to pick up the pieces” ^[25][26]. Vasquez said so aloud ^[27]. An inference in narration, not a prediction made on screen.
• s10: His letter at Harvo’s pyre: “I knew Harvo wasn’t coming back from this I still sent him” ^[28]; its postscript sent Ruin to meet them. Vasquez asked how Sevryn knew where they were going ^[29].
• s14: Briochebane proved not to be the dragon the Egg needs: “Sevryn’s magic may have misfired” ^[30].
• s16: As they sailed for Aurelia without the Egg, what rang in their minds was Sevryn telling them “everything is happening the way it’s supposed to” ^[31].
• s19: The party planned to report to him at Gloamhearth after Velkris ^[32]. Per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) he is alive as far as the party knows, which says nothing of where he is.
• s23: Kole agreed that Sevryn had sent him ^[33][34]: a dragonborn “told me where i might be able to find you” ^[35], “roughly three days” before ^[36]. Sevryn spoke of adventurers trying to use the Egg, not of the Egg being in their hands ^[37], and the party has not told him it is lost ^[38]. See “Who sent Kole?”.
• Cares: the whole party and the table (the campaign’s main meta-mystery).

The tracks and big paw prints round the bandit camp (partial s3)

• Opened: s2. Near the burnt bandit camp Harvo noticed “a pair of footprints, and another set looks like large canine paw prints, kind of circling the area” ^[39]; “Rather big dog, yes.” ^[40]. The dead bandits’ boots did not match, and the tracks were fresh ^[41][42].
• Status: partial (s3): the human tracks may be Armin Whisperwind’s; the paw prints are never explained.
• s3: Asked whether anyone else had come through, given the tracks round the camp, Armin said “yes I just quickly scouted the bandit camp.” ^[43][44]. Nobody asked about the dog.
• Cares: Harvo (dead s9) and Cholmondeley (dead s3); latent.

The untouched mound at the heart of the grove (resolved s3)

• Opened: s2. In the corrupted grove stood a wide dirt mound ringed with sickly yellow flowers: “It doesn’t look super corrupted.” ^[45]. Cholmondeley: “I wonder why it feels safe.” ^[46]. Harvo’s Detect Magic found “nature magic from within the circle” ^[47], and Caelumn asked twice what it was for ^[48][49].
• Status: resolved (s3).
• Resolution (s3): Gwen Homora: “the ceremonial burial mound” of 34 elves who fell fighting Death-at-Sunset, led by Edvan, who struck the final blow ^[50]. At night Harvo saw the fallen as ghostly warriors with Edvan among them, wearing “an empty scabbard” ^[51]: “It seems to be an echo, just playing on a loop.” ^[52].
• Cares: Caelumn, Cholmondeley, Harvo.

How long do Gwen’s poison-resistance potions last? (closed s3)

• Opened: s2. Cholmondeley asked; Gwen Homora: “oh I have no idea.” ^[53][54].
• Status: closed (s3): the potions were drunk and wore off, and no duration was ever given.
• Resolution (s3): Asked again, the DM said “You don’t know. It’s wonderful.” ^[55][56]. Cholmondeley held his back for that reason ^[57], and after the lair the DM confirmed it had worn off ^[58][59].
• Cares: the party.

The four elves taken into the lair (partial s3)

• Opened: s3. Armin Whisperwind: “the other elves were taken inside the lair I don’t know what happened to them” ^[60]. There were four, taken “A couple of weeks ago, I think.” ^[61][62].
• Status: partial (s3): probably the beaten elves of the cave, but nobody says so.
• s3: In the cave, elves attacked who “feel like they’ve been tortured” ^[63], keeping people away as Armin had ^[64]. Hugo beheaded one and the rest fled ^[65][66][67].
• Cares: Cholmondeley (asked; dead s3); the party.

The yuan-ti woman of the lair

• Opened: s3. In Sunset is Nigh’s Lair fought a child-sized “snake person” ^[68] who cried “Nagini! Nagini!” when Hugo killed a baby snake ^[69]. Her double bite killed Cholmondeley ^[70], and she turned a suggestion on Hugo to leave ^[71][72].
• Status: open (untouched since s3): her name, faction and origin were never given. Vasquez killed her ^[73], and her room held only “a card and a small desk and a wardrobe” ^[74], with nothing of note on the desk ^[75]. That the snakes were her children is the players’ reading ^[76].
• Cares: Vasquez (killed her); Hugo.

The small ivory totem

• Opened: s3. In the lair Caelumn found “a small totem of some sort” ^[77]; the DM: “some sort of ivory.” ^[78]. He kept it ^[79].
• Status: open (untouched since s3): what it is or does. Nothing says whether it was in the backpack lost in s15.
• Cares: Caelumn.

The dragon in Eldwythe: is Brioche the one the Egg needs? (partial s14)

• Opened: s3. Sevryn: “I sense a dragon’s presence in the town of Eldwythe”, and “if it is what we need, we must not lose it.” ^[22].
• Status: partial (s14): Briochebane is not the chromatic dragon the quest needs; whether his future hoard could serve the Egg is open.
• s12: Phil Flowerforge had raised a dragon from an egg stolen on his last heist ^[80], with “a weird mixture of reddish scales” ^[81]. Hugo reasoned that the Egg had taken the hoard’s essence, not the dragon’s ^[82]; the DM recalled that in s3 it began to hum within about 20 feet of the treasure ^[83].
• s14: Carried past Brioche, “The egg doesn’t seem to react.” ^[84]; his scales are “more gold than red” ^[85]. The DM: “Sevryn’s magic may have misfired and accidentally sent you on the path to a golden dragon” ^[30]. Per the DM (post-s17), he is a gold dragon wyrmling with unusual red-gold colouring.
• s15: Brioche left the party with Phil (see “Where did Phil and Brioche go?”).
• s20: The DM: “the egg doesn’t really care where the arcane magic is coming from”, but chromatic dragons stored more of their energy in their hoards ^[86].
• Cares: the whole party; Hugo (his pact turns on the quest).

Was the Dragonslayer Longsword Edvan’s? (partial s3)

• Opened: s3. Edvan struck the final blow on Death-at-Sunset “with his mighty long sword” ^[50]. In her hoard lay “a magnificent sword edged with elvish runes” ^[87], “a long sword of dragon slaying” ^[88]. Edvan’s echo wore “an empty scabbard” ^[51], and asked whether the sword would fit it, the DM said “Yes, it would be.” ^[89][90].
• Status: partial (s3): the sword fits the scabbard; that it was Edvan’s is never stated. Not raised again.
• Cares: Caelumn, who took and attuned it ^[91][92]; Hugo, who later calls it his ^[93][94].

Earthwing the Owlin’s errand (closed s4)

• Opened: s3. At dinner an owl sat down across from the party: “Earthwing.” ^[95][96]. Caelumn assumed Sevryn had sent him ^[97][98], and the DM welcomed him to the party ^[99]. He never said who sent him.
• Status: closed (s4): the character left before he was played.
• Resolution (s4): Vasquez’s recap: the owl “just kind of ran off”, and “a turtle man sat down instead called Terry” ^[100]; Terry: “so was the previous owl guy but well at least that’s what he claimed” ^[101]. The name later passed to Terry’s owl familiar ^[102].
• Cares: Caelumn.

Opened in sessions 4 to 10 (Mirestrand, Umbrafall and Black Vein Quarry)

The Black Mask’s offer and the “second deal”

• Opened: s4. In a black void, The Black Mask put a ring and a wager to Hugo, Caelumn and Terry together: free if the quest succeeds, the Mask’s if it fails, and “just one of you. I’m not greedy.” ^{[103][104][105]}. Caelumn declined for now ^[106] but was tempted ^[107]. Hugo took the pact alone ^[108][109].
• Status: open (last advanced s19): whom Hugo could recruit now that Mike is dead; which history the Mask warns him not to repeat ^[110]; whether the s19 undo depends on the second deal. Hugo-only knowledge.
• s12: Hugo offered himself as the Mask’s weapon and was refused ^[111][112], but was offered what he asked “if you can get one of your allies to sign over their souls to me” ^[113]. The Mask has an eye on Vasquez: “He has unlocked something that should probably have been locked away.” ^[114], and “Once he’s dead, the demon has no hold of him.” ^[115]. Hugo: “I’ll see what I can do.” ^[116].
• s17: The Mask rewrote the clause: if Hugo gets someone else to sign the same contract, the mind control comes off him and the Wraith, and Hugo and the signer become the Mask’s attack dogs once the Egg quest is done ^{[117][118][119]}. Mike refused, “hell no i don’t want to sign it” ^[120], but agreed to owe Hugo one favour, “Should I live Long enough” ^[121][122]; he died in s18.
• s19: Having undone the Wraith’s command, the Mask asked “Would I even need your soul?” ^[123], then pressed: “You should probably get on that second deal. Wouldn’t want history to repeat itself.” ^[110].
• Cares: Hugo (the only PC who knows).

What does the Onyx Ring of Barbed Hooks do? (partial s6)

• Opened: s4. The Black Mask’s ring is a plain onyx band with hooks inside, so “that if you put it on you can’t remove it” ^[124]. Asked what it does: “you don’t know.” and “It gives you power.” ^[125][126]. Hugo put it on ^[109].
• Status: partial (s6): one effect has shown itself; the rest has never been read out in play.
• s6: Dropped by a spider, Hugo revived on 4 hit points and the creature took necrotic damage; the DM: “I think that ring triggers” ^[127][128].
• s12: Hugo tapped it to summon the Mask: “i know you watched me through this ring” ^[129][111]. The Mask pointed to it as the way souls are got, “through contracts” ^[112].
• s19: “you listen through the ring don’t you” ^[130], Hugo’s belief, unconfirmed.
• Cares: Hugo.

Hugo’s wife and daughter

• Opened: s4. The Black Mask: “so you don’t want to know about your wife and your child that you left behind?” ^[131]. Hugo glimpsed a woman and “a small girl with a white dress and pigtails” ^[132]. The Mask offered to tell him where they are once he completes Sevryn’s quest ^[133]; the pact he signed does not mention them ^[108].
• Status: open (untouched since s4): who and where they are.
• Cares: Hugo.

The Wraith, the Ascendancy and Project Veilbreak (partial s19)

• Opened: s4. With Caelumn and Terry present ^[103], the Black Mask mocked “a group of people that have stolen you from a very promising future” ^[134], and a sending-stone recording described Project Veilbreak: 140,000 candidates, half dead within a day of an injection, blood replaced by a glowing fluid, arenas of 100, seven survivors, signed by the Project Veilbreak doctor ^[135][136]. Alone with Hugo, the Mask said “Corvin, you ask too much.” ^[137].
• Status: partial (s19): the Wraith’s trigger words were undone in s19. Open: the Ascendancy’s identity, base and operations; how much of Hugo’s conditioning remains; the lead doctor, presumed to be Dr Flem Josenge (DM ruling, post-s17). The wiki does not speculate on the other survivors.
• s6: Maelis Dirn named “those cowards of Project Veilbreak” ^[138] and told Hugo she saw the project’s work on him ^[139]. Stunned, Hugo saw himself fighting the Titan as it once was, “amongst other people that look a little bit like you” ^[140][141].
• s7: The Wraith found Hugo in a dark alley, “very very real” ^[142]: “Subject. Status report.” ^[143]. The project feared its leash on him was weakening ^[144], but his pull to complete their missions felt “as strong as ever” ^[145]; she told him to stay with the group. The dying Titan “looks at you like he knows you” ^[146]. The project invests more in her than in him ^[147].
• s12: Hugo named The Ascendancy to the Mask: “Not the Ascendancy’s, but yours.” ^[111]. To break their hold he would have to get into their “very secret headquarters” and “find the lead doctor” ^[148]. Hugo-only.
• s17: The DM confirmed Hugo is Voidforged ^[149]. Under Mike’s Detect Magic his blood, “a luminous like blue color” ^[150], showed iron restraints and a chamber with no clean air ^[151], and a voice almost said “comply” ^[152]. The DM matched the vision to the Mask’s account and to Hugo’s s6 vision of the Titan ^[153]. The Mask calls the Wraith “the one you called Rafe” ^[118]; the wiki keeps her as the Wraith.
• s19: On Hugo’s watch the Wraith came in person with orders against a noble in Arcanthys ^[154], took his report, spoke the trigger words “Teddy Bear. Lamp.” and ordered him to “return to Umbrafall” ^[155]. The Black Mask froze time and undid the command, privately ^[156]. Hugo is still “conditioned to achieve your goal at any means necessary within reason” ^[157].
• Cares: Hugo. Caelumn and Terry heard the s4 recording; Mike knew more until his death in s18.

Why does the Black Mask help against the Ascendancy?

• Opened: s4. The Mask wants the quest to succeed, “I am rooting for you” ^[158]: “you save the magic. I get to keep my realm.” ^[133]. Asked to help destroy Hugo’s group, the Mask called it asking too much and agreed only to help kill one doctor ^[159][108].
• Status: open (last advanced s17): why the Mask will act against the Ascendancy at all. Hugo has not been told.
• s12: The Mask offered “a little bit” of help with the Wraith’s mind control and pointed Hugo at the lead doctor ^{[160][161][148]}.
• s17: “Honestly, I’m kind of rooting for you guys. I don’t want the world to end.” ^[119]. Reminded of the bargain: “Fine I’ll crush your little ascendancy” ^[162][163].
• Cares: Hugo (the audiences were his alone).

The crow at Caelumn’s window

• Opened: s4. As Caelumn admitted himself “slightly tempted” by the Mask’s ring, “you see a crow kind of peck at one of the windows kind of looks at you and then flies away” ^[107][164]. The Mask had told him “if you want to accept the deal, I will know.” ^[165].
• Status: open (untouched since s4). Per the DM (2026-05-17), possibly a Black Mask familiar or spy, not confirmed. No crow has appeared since.
• Cares: Caelumn.

Hugo’s pull to the Black Hollow Market (partial s7)

• Opened: s4. On the road into Umbrafall Hugo felt “an almost burning desire to head to the Black Hollow Market. it’s not something you want, but you need to do this.” ^[166]. Asked whether the pull meant the Broker’s job, the DM answered “Do you feel an overwhelming urge to help this man deal with Maelis Dirn?” ^[167][168]. His group’s missions reach him by “innately just knowing what to do” ^[169].
• Status: partial (s7): the job proved to be the project’s business, and Hugo feels a standing pull to do their missions; no line says the s4 pull was theirs.
• s7: The Wraith wanted a “Status report on the Titan.” ^[170], and Hugo’s pull to complete their missions felt “as strong as ever” ^[145].
• Cares: Hugo.

The Titan: what was it, and how could it be put down? (resolved s7)

• Opened: s4. Maelis Dirn’s giant roamed the streets “Only when people don’t pay.” ^[171]. Hugo’s contacts said “the Titan cannot be able to walk again” ^[172].
• Status: resolved (s7). Why it knew Hugo is in the Ascendancy entry; its full origin remains uncertain.
• s6: Maelis’s notes described “a failed experiment that has been repurposed” ^[173], its soul anchored to the biogloom network ^[174]: “three nodes to hold the weave, two pulses to seal” ^[175], later five nodes ^[176]. Was destroying them the only way? “It doesn’t say.” ^[177][178].
• Resolution (s7): With the last node cluster cut down ^[179] the Titan turned on Maelis, killed her, shrank and disappeared “forever” ^[180].
• Cares: Hugo; the party.

Bella

• Opened: s4. Alone with the Black Mask, Hugo asked whether “Bella, who also went through the showers with me” could “be converted into knowing the truth and breaking away as well” ^[181]. The Mask answered “Hmm. why?” ^[182], and the pact covers only help to kill one doctor ^[108].
• Status: open (last raised s7): who and where she is. The Mask never named her, and no deal was made for her.
• s7: After the Titan fell, Hugo resolved to talk to “the other person” who came out of the project with him ^[183].
• Cares: Hugo.

Who was experimenting on people in the Warrens? (resolved s6)

• Opened: s5. The fungal giant seemed “some sort of ill experiment” ^[184]: “It seemed to have been a rather large human at some point” ^[185]. Caelumn expected more such experiments ^[186].
• Status: resolved (s6).
• Resolution (s6): The corpses had “human-made ports where you can easily inject people. Almost like someone has been experimenting on the less fortunate.” ^[187]. Maelis Dirn’s desk held her notes on the Titan, and her stores held body parts ^[173][188]; no line names her as the maker of the ports. Hugo’s private check found something “similar”, never explained ^[189].
• Cares: Hugo, Caelumn, Terry.

The Hollow and the Guardians’ “Master”

• Opened: s5. The Hollow Guardians challenged the party: “Speak. Who enters?” “Thieves?” “Or servants of the hollow?” ^[190]. Caelumn’s claim to serve the Hollow failed, and one went for him “because he lied” ^{[191][192][193]}. Another warned Harvo: “You will not approach the Master.” ^[194]. The Broker had promised that “the Hollow will pay you what is owed” ^[195].
• Status: open (untouched since s5): what the Hollow is, and who its Master is.
• Cares: Caelumn, Terry.

The red vials (partial s16)

• Opened: s5. A hidden satchel held “five vials of red liquid. One of them seems to be larger than the other four.” ^[196]: “Could just be dyed water, really.” ^[197]. Harvo gave the large one to Vasquez and a small one to each of the others ^[198], and the DM hoped they were not “a off branch of alchemist fire” ^[199].
• Status: partial (s16): the large vial was a greater healing potion; the small ones were never identified.
• s16: Vasquez poured “the extra large red liquid vial” into Althea: “That’s a greater healing potion.” ^[200][201].
• Cares: Hugo, who kept his for an emergency ^[202].

The mind-control bookshelf in the Warrens

• Opened: s6. In a side room a voice from a bookshelf of scrolls called “come closer Terry” ^[203] and drew Caelumn in until Hugo’s natural 20 dragged him out by the leg ^[204][205]. The party walked away rather than burn it ^[206].
• Status: open (last raised s7): what it is. It was never destroyed, and its scrolls were never read.
• s7: Caelumn still wanted to “go back and actually try and work out what’s up with that bookshelf” ^[207].
• Cares: Caelumn, Terry.

Maelis Dirn’s Duskwatch shipping network

• Opened: s6. Harvo found shipping papers on Maelis’s desk: she “has been shipping something through Duskwatch”, though “the letters don’t quite make sense” ^[208][209]. Hugo kept them to show the Broker ^[210].
• Status: open (last raised s20): who buys the biogloom; who was growing it in the Eldwythe sewers.
• s7: The Broker read them as fakes for exporting biogloom toxin through Duskwatch into Velkris, persuasive enough to sell to Silent Intake: “Look for the Talking Skulls.” ^[211][212].
• s10: The Broker: go to Velkris, “it is the city of money” ^[213][214].
• s16: Re-read, the papers show most of her cargo went through Dock 13 in Umbrafall to Duskwatch, with nothing beyond ^[215][216]. Hugo judged the sewer fungus a rare strain someone would cultivate to sell, and the DM named its buyers in Umbrafall ^[217][218]; whether he meant House Tallow or Umbrafall’s Tallow Ward is a question for the DM.
• s19: Redeeming the ledger at Velkris became the party’s heading ^[32]; it was last mentioned in s20 ^[219].
• Cares: Hugo (holds the ledger).

The Black Vein Quarry: the lost miners and the rare ore (partial s9)

• Opened: s7. The Broker’s job at Black Vein Quarry: miners missing after “discovering a rare ore a bit north” ^[220], “this magical rare ore that seemed to have some sort of properties” ^[221], last seen three weeks before ^[222].
• Status: partial (s9): the miners’ fate is answered; the ore was never found.
• s8: In the quarry, dead miners with torn throats still clawed at the rock, “searching for something inside the rock” ^[223]. Hugo: “They’ve turned into ghosts.” The DM: “Yeah, but why?” ^[224][225].
• s9: A man like a mine foreman knelt before a hovering red crystal with black cracks, giving off enchantment magic ^{[226][227][228]}. Caelumn realised the succubus had used it “to corrupt the miners into those ghost-like beings” ^[229]. Of the ore: “You haven’t found any in the quarry” ^[230]. Hugo kept the shards ^[231].
• s10: Reported, the job paid “in full” ^[232][233].
• Cares: Hugo (has the shards), Terry, Caelumn.

The Dawn Mercy Clinic and Risa’s sister (resolved s10)

• Opened: s7. Two Nightwatch guards were taking an urn from a young woman: “It’s the last thing I have of her.” ^[234]; “This urn is contaminated and it’s city property.” ^[235]. Its stamp bore the word “mercy” ^[236].
• Status: resolved (s10) as to the clinic. What became of Mira Hale in Aurelia is open; see “Aurelia’s abductions” and Risa’s Sister Conspiracy.
• s8: The urn held white dust that smelled “unmistakably like lye” ^[237]. Risa: her sister died at the Dawn Mercy Clinic and was burned as infected, but the log had someone checking on her twenty minutes after the burning ^[238][239]. Aquamation was Hugo’s theory ^[240]. Her sister had “turned on a candle with her mind” ^[241].
• Resolution (s10): The orderly Drew confessed: “They were Aurelians. They came a few days ago. They had papers.” ^[242]. Mira Hale had shown “magical capabilities” ^[243]; the lye came from the clinic’s keg ^[244][245]; the Nightwatch were paid off ^[246]; she went in a barrel through Dock 13 to Aurelia ^[247][248].
• Cares: Caelumn above all, Hugo, Terry; Risa.

Vasquez’s arrest (resolved s8)

• Opened: s7. A Nightwatch guard knocked Vasquez out in the street fight ^[249], and nobody knew where he would be taken ^[250][251].
• Status: resolved (s8).
• Resolution (s8): He woke in a damp Nightwatch cell ^[252], logged without a name as “bitch-ass elf” ^[253]. The clerks Jorin and Harak took a smaller bribe in place of the 500-gold release fee, warning that “he’ll get the noose” if caught again ^[254][255], and let him out ^[256]. Nobody questioned him about his mask or his past.
• Cares: Vasquez; Harvo and Hugo, who bought him out.

The succubi of sessions 8 and 9 (resolved post-s17)

• Opened: s8. On the road north a lost old woman asked to be taken back to Umbrafall ^[257][258], then transformed ^[259] and whistled up crossbow archers ^[260][261]: “a stray Succubi and her followers” ^[262]. She dropped a charlatan’s die ^[263].
• Status: resolved (DM ruling, post-s17).
• s9: In the quarry’s crystal chamber a succubus held each PC in a vision of failure ^[264], and dominated Hugo ^[265][266], whose hand axe took Harvo’s head ^[267][268]; she died in the same fight. Caelumn’s failed soul-bind that session was on the wight, not her ^{[269][270][271]}.
• Resolution: two separate creatures, per the DM’s ruling (post-s17, 2026-05-17), kept as separate pages: succubus-s8 and The Succubus.
• Cares: Caelumn, Vasquez.

The unseen snipers that killed Earthwing the owl (partial s9)

• Opened: s8. In the quarry something unseen hit Terry’s owl familiar for 6 piercing and 8 necrotic damage, killing it ^[272], with “a 20 on that stealth check” ^[273]. Terry: “So there’s something invisible in there as well” ^[274].
• Status: partial (s9): the DM named the likely s8 killers; the s16 sewer creature is unidentified, and per the DM (post-s17) it is a different one.
• s9: Hugo searched the ceiling and saw nothing ^[275]. The DM: very likely the skeletons or the wight ^[276]; Terry assumed an archer ^[277].
• s16: In the Eldwythe sewers a later Earthwing was cut off mid-scout: “Something came out of the dark.” ^[278][279]. The injured man warned of “something hiding down the corridor in the ceiling” ^[280], and Vasquez and Althea saw “something blended into the biogloom and the vines” ^[281].
• Cares: Terry (the familiar’s owner).

Mharos, the parasite in Vasquez (closed s17)

• Opened: s9. In Vasquez’s head, Mharos: “I am Empraros.” “They buried me because I would not stop spreading that weight.” ^[282]. Asked what it is: “I am more of a concept than a thing.” ^[283][284]; “You will learn.” ^[285]. A wight in the quarry asked Vasquez “What makes you so special? Why did it succeed with you?” ^[286].
• Status: closed (s17): Vasquez left the table; who buried it and why stays unanswered.
• s10: It refused every bargain: “There is no deal. There is only this. There is only me feeding on your delicious misery.” ^[287]. Radiant damage burned it ^[288][289].
• s12: The Black Mask: “Once he’s dead, the demon has no hold of him.” ^[115].
• s14: Under the mummy’s curse Vasquez hoped “the demon will die too” with him ^[290].
• s15: It urged Vasquez to “blame the arcane on her” ^[291][292], named its aim, “your grand purpose which is bringing this world to its knees” ^[293], and settled for his own misery ^[294]. Vasquez hurt himself to feed it ^[295].
• Resolution (s17): Vasquez left the table in the retcon ^[296]; what happens to Mharos is off-table.
• Cares (historical): Vasquez (host); Hugo.

The dead cleric of Ilmater in Black Vein Quarry

• Opened: s9. Half-buried in the quarry lay “a priest of some sort” ^[297]: “With a 20, you recognize that this is a cleric of Ilmater.” ^[298]. Why one was there: “You’ve never really been to Umbrafall, so you have no idea.” ^[299]. Caelumn guessed another force sent after the miners ^[300]; Hugo kept the pendant to ask the Broker ^[301].
• Status: open (untouched since s9): who he was and why he came. Nothing more was said of him.
• Cares: Caelumn, Hugo.

Caelumn and the Platinum Order

• Opened: s9. Caelumn left the temple “because I wasn’t awakening to my true power” ^[302]. In the succubus’s vision a voice told him “You are a failure. A chosen mistake.” ^[303], and his answer rang hollow ^[304]. He had called his journey “a calling from Platinum Dragon himself” ^[305].
• Status: open (touched s24): his standing with the Platinum Order. His dragon type is unconfirmed (per DM ruling, post-s17: do not confirm red).
• s18: He told Mike of Vhal’Zarim, “a cathedral city”, where “we all praise the Platinum Dragon” ^[306], and of Bahamut ^[307]. The DM: in Aurelia metallic dragons are “kind of considered holy in one respect” ^[308].
• s24: Before the knight of smoke the DM named Bahamut as the faith Caelumn would give up: “Do you abandon Bahamut and everything else in your former faith and accept Vecna as your one true god?” ^[309]. His player’s answer is under “Caelumn’s profession of Vecna”.
• Cares: Caelumn.

Terry’s sister’s song (partial s20)

• Opened: s9. Terry’s Rite of Returning for his dead sister got no answer, and “if a song fails, either the player lacks faith or the soul is already gone” ^[310]. The succubus taunted him: “Beautiful tune. Too bad it’s the wrong one.” ^[311]. At Harvo’s pyre: “it’s your fault that she’s not part of the harmony.” ^[312], and he lost a point of Charisma for good ^[313].
• Status: partial (s20): the Charisma point is back; whether his sister’s soul is gone, and whether he failed her, is open.
• s19: On watch, the DM: “Maybe there’s a way to find your sister’s song in Arcanthys” ^[314]; Terry thought he might need to “bring some people back to help me” ^[315].
• s20: Reaching for her melody, Terry remembered Harvo’s instead, hummed it, returned “his song to the great tapestry of the world”, and regained a Charisma point ^[316][317].
• Cares: Terry.

Bringing Harvo back (closed s9)

• Opened: s9. After Harvo’s death Hugo had “one idea” ^[318]: “the organization I work for, I might be able to convince them. A low chance” ^[319]. Caelumn doubted “the power, the backing, the funds” ^[320], and the thing in Vasquez answered with silence ^[321][322].
• Status: closed (s9).
• Resolution (s9): They built him a pyre instead ^[323]; session 10 opened beside it ^[324].
• Cares: Hugo, Vasquez, Caelumn.

The Broker’s assassination contract (closed s19)

• Opened: s10. The Broker offered a job that “pays 200 gold if you’re able to make it look like an accident” ^[325]: “a relatively high officer of a political party” ^[326] somewhere in Aurelia ^[327], to be done within two weeks ^[328]. The party declined ^[329]; it stayed open “for a few more days” ^[330].
• Status: closed (s19).
• Resolution (s19): Hugo: “there’s now the time that has expired for it” ^[331].
• Cares: Hugo. The DM draws no link to the Wraith’s target in Arcanthys ^[154].

The Rat

• Opened: s10. The Broker: “no one knows more about Umbrafall than the rats” ^[332]; the Rat is “a huge network” of spies ^[333], and “if he wants to come in contact with you He will” ^[334]. The party stayed a night in case he did ^[335][336].
• Status: open (untouched since s10): he has never made contact.
• Cares: latent; he could matter if the party returns to Umbrafall.

Aurelia’s abductions and its Nullstone gear

• Opened: s10. Drew: the Aurelians “already had a name” ^[242] and took Mira Hale for her magic ^[243]. Risa: “There’s no way you’re going to wander in to Aurelia and find one person that they took.” ^[337]. An Aurelian paladin’s plate proved to be Nullstone armour, its runes giving advantage on saves against arcane spells ^{[338][339][340]}.
• Status: open (last advanced s19): who runs the abductions; what is done with the captives; whether the cases share a destination.
• s11: Caelumn: “The sister’s not dead, she’s just been taken.” ^[341]. The party put Aurelia off until its own business was done ^[342].
• s12: An Eldwythe farmer thought prisoners would most likely go by sea, “a pretty well traveled” route ^[343].
• s14: In Aurelia “tieflings are exterminated on sight” ^[344].
• s19: Caelumn listed finding the sister as one of two aims in Aurelia ^[345]; the party then abandoned its quest in Aurelia “for now” ^[346].
• Cares: Risa; Caelumn; the party. For a second case see “Aurelian unauthorised-studies abductions”.

Copying the Nullstone runes (closed s17)

• Opened: s10. Hugo asked whether someone could copy the plate’s Nullstone runes “and you know maybe make a tattoo out of them on my body” ^[347]. The armour is “activated through the runes” ^[348]; the DM: “i guess you could definitely try” ^[349].
• Status: closed (s17): never tried, and the armour left with Vasquez ^[296][350].
• Cares: Hugo.

Opened in sessions 11 to 16 (the road north, Eldwythe and the Candy Cottage)

Alston’s black potion

• Opened: s11. Alston gave Caelumn a black potion to test on someone else: “I have no idea, but it can’t be good.” ^{[351][352][353]}. It went into Caelumn’s backpack ^[354].
• Status: open (advanced s24): never drunk and never identified; the DM has now stated the deal behind it.
• s19: In the fey ambush Caelumn still had “this random black potion in my pocket, but I don’t know what it does.” ^[355]. The table urged him to drink it, and no drinking is narrated ^[356].
• s24: Asked what his black potion was, Caelumn was told “You never tested it.” ^[357]. The DM: “That was the entire deal that you got some health potions at a discount because you were going to test out this potion on yourselves or someone else.” ^[358]. He recalled only that Alston warned of “side effects or something” ^[359], was told “You don’t remember” ^[360], and did not drink it ^[361]. Terry’s “anti-undead potion” is a guess ^[362].
• Cares: Caelumn.

Aurelian magic-detection method (partial s18)

• Opened: s11. A cart father warned the party near Aurelian lands: “Or you might go missing.” ^[363], “All I know is people with magic rarely make it. Unless you’re part of the church, I guess.” ^[364], and trouble comes “if the wrong person sees it” and tells the Aurelians ^[365].
• Status: partial (s18): the field test is a confessor’s Insight under a doctrine of “unsanctioned arcane power” ^[366]. Open: the wider net that described all five PCs; what the wards are and how they work; the sanction lists; whether a changeling’s change of shape counts.
• s14: The DM: “And you don’t know how they pin them down, but they do.” ^[367]. The wanted posters described all five ^[368], Vasquez too, who says he used no magic ^[369], and the Aurelians had come while the party was away, which the DM put at more than a day ^[370][371].
• s15: The patrol was “following a trail” ^[372]; a recruit went for Vasquez as the self-declared source of the arcane, and a knight for Caelumn “as he’s seen use magic” ^[373][374].
• s18: The DM’s doctrine: “in aurelia the question is not did you cast a spell it is are you using unsanctioned arcane power” ^[366]. Mike’s apparatus-cast Message was caught by a confessor’s Insight ^[375][376], and Terry’s Bladesong counts ^[366].
• s19: All magical equipment, healing potions included, needs a permit ^[377][378]; a cleric’s Shield is still an arcane spell ^[379]; a day inland the party was “far enough away that you don’t need to worry as much” ^[380].
• s23: Binders “can sense arcane usage even more than the wards in Aurelia” ^[381], the first mention of wards. Anyone “seen practicing arcane magic within Aurelian Borders” is “rapidly executed” ^[382]. Whether binders may hunt past the border got only hedges ^[383][384]; whether a changeling’s change counts was asked, not ruled ^[385].
• Cares: the party; Terry (Bladesong is a tell), Caelumn, Hugo (asked in s14).

Who hunted the dragons with Aurelia, and which dragons?

• Opened: s11. The DM: “they hunted, together with Vhal’Zarim, hunted pretty much all chromatic dragons to near extinction”, which is “why your quest is so hard” ^[386].
• Status: open (last advanced s22): whether Aurelia’s partner was Vhal’Zarim or Karvos; whether metallic dragons were hunted too; which dragons have been sighted lately. A question for the DM; the Karvos canon stands meanwhile.
• s18: In Aurelia metallic dragons are “kind of considered holy in one respect” ^[308].
• s20: Recalling Sevryn, the DM named a different partner city, destroyed before “the new city was built on top of it” ^[86]. Per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) it is Karvos, which fought beside Aurelia and was destroyed by the chromatic dragons for it; Vhal’Zarim rose from its ruin.
• s22: On a History roll of 36: “Aurelia together with Vhal’Zarim hunted down dragons to near extinction”, with “some uh sightings of dragons” since ^[387]. The words “chromatic ones but the metallic ones too” followed, and Father Thomas: “wow we’re assholes” ^[388].
• Cares: Caelumn (of Vhal’Zarim); Father Thomas (Aurelian); the Egg quest, which needs chromatic hoards ^[86].

The dragon Thomas Feld saw

• Opened: s12. Thomas Feld once saw “this giant shadow flying across me it blotted out the moon” ^[389], heading “sort of north-east” ^[390], “roughly towards Palathorn” ^[391]. Caelumn: “It could have been a dragon, it could have been a wyvern” ^[392].
• Status: open (untouched since s12): never identified. The DM links it to nothing.
• Cares: Caelumn.

Edith Applegarth’s betrayal of her brother Asger (partial s15)

• Opened: s12. Edith Applegarth showed a scorched painting of herself and a boy: “That’s my brother. He disappeared into the woods and never came home.” ^[393][394].
• Status: partial (s15): the reunion is impossible. Open: whether Edith learns of his death and his name; what her bargain entailed; whether she is alive. The Aurelian occupation of Eldwythe had lifted by s20 ^[395].
• s13: A children’s storybook showed young Edith “betrayed her brother and struck a bargain with the hag”, its last pages blank “because it seems the story isn’t over” ^[396]. The bubblegum halfling asked after his sister Edith ^[397], “pretty sincere” on Caelumn’s Insight ^[398], so he did not know. Nobody told him. Per the DM (2026-05-17), the book draws on a real event but is not an objective record.
• s14: The DM named him Asger ^[399], and the party meant to send him into Eldwythe to “tell his sister he’s safe” ^[400].
• s15: Asger was killed by an Aurelian archer’s natural 20 ^[401].
• Cares: Caelumn, Terry.

Brioche’s mother: whose egg did Phil steal?

• Opened: s12. Phil Flowerforge: “on my last heist, I nearly died. But I managed to escape with a dragon egg.” ^[80]. Hugo: “So we might actually have to find the mother of the dragon that laid the egg that he took”, for her treasure ^[82].
• Status: open (untouched since s12): whose egg it was and where the mother is. Phil later said only that he had been a brigand ^[402].
• Cares: Hugo, Caelumn.

Who runs the Candy Cottage? (resolved s13)

• Opened: s12. “This entire place is magic.” ^[403]: “conjuration magic”, every sweet eaten “automatically replaced” after about ten minutes ^[404][405]. Hugo reckoned they must be making the taffy “for a reason” ^[406].
• Status: resolved (s13); the magic itself was never explained.
• Resolution (s13): Bubba Walker: “Uncle Nibblecheek don’t like visitors” ^[407]. Asger: “Uncle Nibblecheek is… who owns this cottage”, who eats candy “And the people he turns into candy.” ^[408]. See “Uncle Nibblecheek’s continued existence”.
• Cares: the party.

Vasquez’s taffy form (resolved s14)

• Opened: s12. Pushed into the taffy puller, Vasquez turned into “a soft, slightly elastic, taffy form” ^[409]: “you are now taffy” ^[410]. Caelumn: “Why don’t we put you in the taffy machine again” ^[411]; a search found no cure ^[412].
• Status: resolved (s14).
• Resolution (s14): Uncle Nibblecheek, beaten: “I’ll turn your friends back into normal people and you and the dragon can leave.” ^[413]; “you all turn back into your normal selves” ^[414].
• Cares: Vasquez.

The candied apple with dentures and the crooked broom (partial s15)

• Opened: s13. In the rock-candy study “a pair of dentures is clamped around a half-eaten candied apple”, and a crooked broom leans against the desk ^[415]; Caelumn took both ^[416][417]. It is “a very ordinary broom” ^[418]. Asger: Uncle Nibblecheek “Can’t really eat anything without his dentures.” ^[408].
• Status: partial (s15): the accounts of where the dentures went disagree, and the broom was last seen with Terry. The leverage on Nibblecheek was never used.
• s14: Hugo proposed using the teeth as leverage, and they stayed “in Caelumn’s backpack” ^[419]. Terry took the broom as a cleaner’s cover ^[420] and would not give it back: “I am brushing here.” ^[421].
• s15: When the chain took Caelumn’s backpack he said his “toffee apple with dentures” was in it ^[422]. DM ruling 51 has them returned to Nibblecheek before the snare, and in s21 the DM thought Caelumn had given them back without crossing them off ^[423][424]. The wiki’s list of the pack’s contents puts the broom in it; no line does.
• Cares: Caelumn (carried them); Terry (the broom).

The candy sarcophagus and the Gummy Mummy (resolved s14)

• Opened: s13. Over a hard-candy sarcophagus: “May death curse all who interrupt my rest.” ^[425]. When Caelumn reached for the gold the statues woke and a voice asked “Who has disturbed my slumber?” ^[426][427].
• Status: resolved (s14). Its weakness was never named, and it lies in its tomb.
• Resolution (s14): “some sort of undead made out of gummy” ^[428], and “it’s vulnerable to something” ^[429]. Its curse stopped Caelumn and then Vasquez healing and cut their maximum HP, more each day ^{[430][431][432]}, until Nibblecheek lifted it ^[433]. Asger: “That’s the Gummy Prince.” ^[434], a selfish prince once cursed by Nibblecheek ^[435]. It went back to its sarcophagus ^[436][437]: “One might say a gummy mummy.” ^[438].
• Cares: Caelumn and Vasquez (cursed by it).

Uncle Nibblecheek’s continued existence

• Opened: s14. Beaten, Uncle Nibblecheek bargained, “Just don’t attack me further.” ^[413], undid his transformations ^[414], had his minions stand down ^[439], and let the party leave with Briochebane ^[440]. He was not killed.
• Status: open (last raised s15): he could seek them out again.
• s15: Recalling the rescue, the players agreed that the “very strange witches” who took Brioche are “still there” ^[441].
• Cares: the party.

What are the party wanted for?

• Opened: s14. Eldwythe’s new notice boards: “Not wanted for theft, not murder, not heresy, but unlawful possession and obstruction of divine inquiry.” ^[442], with “a description of all five of you” ^[368].
• Status: open (last advanced s20): what they are said to have unlawfully possessed; Brioche and the Egg are guesses.
• s16: Hugo assumed his poster showed him only in his helmet ^[443].
• s20: Caelumn answered the Eldwythe Bridge checkpoint under his own name and was waved through ^[444], and “pale squares” marked where Aurelian notices had been torn down ^[395].
• Cares: the party; Hugo (asked about the posters, ^[445]).

Where did Phil and Brioche go?

• Opened: s14. With Eldwythe occupied, the party weighed sending Asger in with word for the baker ^[446][400] or taking Briochebane to Sevryn ^[447]. Brioche: “So you don’t want to help me get back to Phil?” ^[448].
• Status: open (untouched since s15): where Phil and Brioche went, and whether the party will see them again.
• s15: Asger was killed ^[401]. Phil Flowerforge’s smoke bomb broke the Aurelian standoff, “Follow me if you want to live!” ^[449]; he had followed the patrol and found Brioche ^[450]. “Me and Brioche will be heading to Arcanthys or Velkris.” “Or maybe Wyrmbough. I heard there were some strange things happening up there.” ^[451][452], meeting “back at the meeting spot” ^[453].
• Cares: Terry, Caelumn, Hugo.

Althea’s gorget (closed s17)

• Opened: s15. Althea wore “a silver and golden gorget with a bright burning gem” ^[454], and the Aurelian patrol had hunted her because “They wanted to take a look at my gorgets and I denied them that chance.” ^[455].
• Status: closed (s17): the gorget left with Althea in the retcon ^[296]. Its effect and origin were never revealed.
• Cares (historical): Althea (player Maliwana).

Who took the Egg? The chain-master and the binders (partial s23)

• Opened: s15. A chain shot out and caught Ruin “around the neck”, tearing his head off ^[456]. The masked man giving the patrol’s orders watched ^[457], then whispered pain into Althea ^[458] and swung “a chain that he has wrapped around his hands that kind of extends unnaturally long” at Terry ^[459]. Chains from the smoke took Caelumn’s backpack ^[460][461]. No line names him or says the chain that killed Ruin was his.
• Status: partial (s23): the Egg’s holder is an Aurelian binder; which binder, and whether he is the man of s15 or of s20, is not stated. A question for the DM.
• s19: The DM: “You know that he was the ranking officer”, stronger by the party’s assumption than Mike’s killer, and “None of you know his official title.” ^[462].
• s20: A masked binder with a horse-sized mastiff, “a tracker of heretics” who outranks Father Thomas “by quite a lot”, doubted Father Thomas’s word and left to investigate a flash: “I’ll deal with you later.” ^{[463][464][465][466][467]}. Nobody connects him to s15.
• s23: The DM: “you know that he is an Aurelian binder” ^[468]. See Aurelian chain-master.
• Cares: Caelumn (carried the Egg); Terry (the chain’s target); the whole party.

The Egg’s location

• Opened: s15. As the party fled through the smoke, chains came out of the cloud and Caelumn’s backpack was pulled away ^[460][461], with the Egg in it ^[422]: “you’ve lost the main artifact of your quest” ^[469].
• Status: open (last advanced s23): where the Egg is kept, and whether its taker still has it.
• s16: The players did not know whether “that guy” took it to Aurelia or stayed in Eldwythe ^[470], and sailed for the White Lantern Shrine to meet Hett Varn ^[471].
• s19: The party chose not to go into Aurelia for the Egg “for now” and skipped the shrine ^[346][472]; it left Aurelia in s20 ^[473].
• s23: Caelumn told Kole it is “held by a very scary person” ^[474]; “An entire city.” and “an Aurelian military facility” are his words, the second a guess ^[474][475]. See “Who took the Egg?”.
• s24: Raised only as Kole’s grievance that it was lost, “a bit miffed” ^[476]. Nothing new about where it is.
• Cares: the whole party; Caelumn (held it); Hugo (his pact); Kole, sent to help with it ^[477].

Hett Varn and the White Lantern Shrine

• Opened: s15. Phil: “I do happen to have an old contact in Aurelia.” ^[478], Hett Varn, with a safe house in Ashward ^[479][480], to be met at “a half-ruined way shrine on the freight road, a few miles from Aurelia’s outer approaches” ^[481]: “Give him this note and tell him that Phil sent you.” ^[482].
• Status: open (untouched since s19): dropped; Hett has never been met.
• s16: The shrine lies north towards the coast from Aurelia, about three days’ sail ^[483]; they set course for it ^[471].
• s18: Terry recalled the code phrase, “Phil sent us” ^[484].
• s19: Hett does not know they are coming ^[485][486]. Caelumn: “We won’t go towards the shrine.” The DM: “Okay. I was disappointed.” ^[487][488]. The goblin Gristleback knew a smuggler, a dwarf, and Hugo named Hett ^[489].
• Cares: Caelumn, Hugo, Terry.

The injured man in the sewer basin

• Opened: s16. Under a lantern lay “a half-dead smuggler slumped against the wall” ^[490], hurt “trying to sneak some goods past” ^[491]. He asked if they were “with the white cloaks” ^[492], warned of the ceiling creature and an ambush ^[280][493], and for healing named a stash “south and to the west” of gold, rope, rations, biogloom toxins and healing potions ^[494][495]. Then he drank a potion and vanished ^[494].
• Status: open (untouched since s16): who he is, and whether the stash exists (DM ruling 52). He was never named (DM correction, 2026-05-17).
• Cares: Vasquez, Althea (the only two who met him).

The empty-feeling potion bottle

• Opened: s16. The sarcophagus chamber’s chest held “a potion container that looks empty” ^[496], but it “feels like it holds liquid” ^[497]. Terry bet on invisibility ^[498], a player’s guess.
• Status: open (untouched since s16): unidentified and untested; per DM ruling 53, not to be called an invisibility potion.
• Cares: Caelumn (carrier); the party.

Opened in sessions 17 to 19 (the Sapphire Sea and the Aurelian road)

Vasquez and Althea captured (closed s17)

• Opened: s17. The DM’s retcon: Vasquez and Althea split off at the end of session 16 and never came back, and the party chose to flee and leave them behind ^[296]; they “were captured by the Aurelians” ^[499]. The Hat of Disguise was destroyed in the escape ^[500].
• Status: closed (s17). Per Chris’s post-s17 clarification this is not an active thread: both departed offscreen, captured, presumed alive, location unknown. It can be reopened if play turns to a rescue.
• Cares (historical): Polar and Maliwana, the departed players.

The Vedalken spelling question (resolved post-s17)

• Opened: s17. How to spell Mike’s race, named as the new characters joined, was unsettled ^{[501][499][502][503]}. Mike’s player: “I am blue because I’m a Vedalken. I am quite small” ^[504], and partly amphibious, able to breathe underwater for up to an hour ^[505][506].
• Status: resolved (post-s17).
• Resolution: per the DM corrections register (post-s17, 2026-05-17) the spelling is Vedalken. Whether other Vedalken exist, and where the lineage comes from, are undeveloped in play.
• Cares: Mike; Brian (player).

Steven’s patron and the whispering dagger (closed s20)

• Opened: s17. Steven joined already bound to an unnamed patron: “last time I signed a contract, I got nightmares. So I’m good.” ^[507]. In his player’s description, his summoned pact blade came with “a distinct smell of like expensive tobacco smoke” ^[508]. Nothing ties the patron to the Black Mask.
• Status: closed (s20): Steven was erased, and his patron with him.
• s19: On watch his dagger felt “almost more warm than the small fire” and gave off “a small whisper” ^[509]. Terry: “Oh god we’ve got another sentient contract.” ^[510]. What it said is not given.
• Resolution (s20): Steven was overwritten, not killed ^[511][512]; see “What rewrote reality to replace Steven with Barney?”.
• Cares (historical): Steven (Ash).

Aurelian unauthorised-studies abductions

• Opened: s17. Nessa: “my husband was taken three nights ago into the road offices” after a search found tide charts, weather notes and pages from his father’s journal, and “the officers called it unauthorized studies” ^[513]. Bound for Eldwythe with no food left ^[514], she went north for Gloamhearth instead ^[515][516]. She is herself a believer, making “the sign of Aurelia” ^[514].
• Status: open (untouched since s17): where her husband is held, whether he lives, how many others are taken this way, and whether these captives go where Mira Hale went. See Nessa’s husband.
• Cares: Nessa (off-screen); the party, latently.

Hugo’s voluntary Voidforged disclosure to Mike (closed s18)

• Opened: s17. Under Mike’s Detect Thoughts Hugo told him: “I am the result of some form of experiment. And that I’m one of a few survivors.” ^[517].
• Status: closed (s18).
• Resolution (s18): Mike was executed by the Aurelian patrol ^[518] and took the knowledge with him. No other PC has heard it from Hugo; Caelumn and Terry know only what the Black Mask showed them in s4 ^[103][136].
• Cares (historical): Hugo.

The Reef Stalker

• Opened: s17. On a History check, “you recognize the creature that jumped on the skiff as a reef stalker”, a large monstrosity with “really powerful claws and bite attacks” ^[519]. The DM then ran “this Rimeclaw Skulker” ^[520]; whether the two are one creature is not stated. See Reef Stalker and Rimeclaw Skulker.
• Status: open (last raised s18): what became of the reef stalker. It is not named again.
• s18: The fight resumed: Hugo beheaded a wolf ^[521][522], Steven’s natural 20 finished the Brinemaw Wyrm ^[523][524], and it ended “as the last shapes vanish beneath the reef” ^[525].
• Cares: latent, if the party returns to that stretch of the Sapphire Sea.

Water wolves’ purplish-blue blood

• Opened: s17. When Steven’s natural-20 dagger strike landed on one of the water wolves ^[526], “you see this purplish blood drip onto your blade” ^[527]. Terry: “Oh Hugo it’s one of your friends” ^[528]. Earlier that session Hugo’s player had given Hugo’s blood as “a luminous like blue color” ^[150]; in s3 the DM had assumed “purple-ish, blue-ish” ^[529].
• Status: open (touched s24): per the DM (2026-05-17), an unconfirmed echo; coincidence, shared origin or something else. Not canon.
• s24: The DM described Hugo’s blood as the third skeleton’s sword drew it: “you see this blood, purple blood, spout out and almost get absorbed into the sword”, and asked “Is your blood normally that color?” ^[530]. Hugo’s player said “more blue” ^[531]. The DM drew no link to the wolves.
• Cares: Hugo; the party.

The bright flash north of Aurelia

• Opened: s18. A gargantuan red dragon flew over ^[532], “directly north, sort of towards Arcanthys” ^[533], and “where it was flying to, something lit up the sky before it died out again” ^[534]. Terry: “An anti-aircraft nuke? The dragon?” The DM: “I mean, kind of like a nuke, I guess.” ^[535][536]. Terry’s “Good job Sevryn” ^[537] is a player’s quip.
• Status: open (last raised s21): what the flash was, and whether it had anything to do with the dragon. Per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27), his notes record only the dragon flying north.
• s21: The DM’s recap had the dragon having “attacked something in the distance” ^[538]; the post-s21 clarifications settle that this is not an event.
• Cares: the party.

Did the red dragon survive the flash?

• Opened: s18. The flash ^[534] is the last sight of the dragon. Hugo asked if it was “the red-scaled one that Sevryn was talking about” ^[539], a guess.
• Status: open (last raised s19): dead, wounded, untouched or gone; and where.
• s19: Hugo meant to tell Sevryn “they got the dragon wrong” ^[32], the party’s working theory; the DM confirmed nothing.
• Cares: the party (the chromatic side of the Egg quest); Hugo.

The giant winged catfish

• Opened: s18. A winged blue catfish ambushed the skiff in open water ^[540]. Its acid line dissolved the boat ^[541], and it lived: “this fish is going to dive back” “underwater and swim away” ^[542][543], and “your boat is completely destroyed” ^[544]. See Winged catfish.
• Status: open (untouched since s18): where it nests, and whether it returns.
• Cares: latent, if the party takes to open water again.

Bobby, Mike’s deer familiar

• Opened: s18. Before the long rest Mike summoned a fey deer to tend the fire and keep watch: “This is Bobby.” ^[545]. Bobby never appears again, and Mike was killed the next morning.
• Status: open: what became of Bobby. Find Familiar behaves differently in the 2014 and 2024 rules; flagged for a DM ruling.
• Cares: latent.

How does the party enter the Bright Gate without arcane detection?

• Opened: s18. Inside Aurelia, Bladesong counts as magic ^[366]; spells cast through the apparatus off Mike’s cleric list are arcane ^[375][546]; “most arcane enchanted items” need a sanction ^[547]; and the DM may draw up a list of arcane spells ^[548]. Hugo hoped his dragon-slaying sword would pass “because they hate dragons” ^[94]. The Hat of Disguise was already gone ^[549].
• Status: open (last raised s23): deferred. Also on Active Quests.
• s19: The party chose not to go into Aurelia for now ^[346][550], and it left Aurelia in s20 ^[473].
• s23: With Kole, plans only: walk in and cast nothing ^[551]; set Arcanthys and Aurelia at war ^[552][553]; Father Thomas’s own claim of church contacts ^[554]. Father Thomas: “We’re not going back to Aurelia until we’re strong enough” ^[555].
• Cares: the whole party.

The Mizzium Apparatus in Aurelian custody

• Opened: s18. After Mike’s execution the knight took “the very obvious magical artifact that he used to cast the spell” from his body ^[556], and the patrol “would have searched the body before leaving” ^[557], so Mike’s spellbook probably went too.
• Status: open (untouched since s18): whether the Mizzium Apparatus is studied, destroyed, used or kept as a trophy.
• Cares: the party (latent, if they reach Aurelia).

The Ascendancy’s assassination op in Arcanthys

• Opened: s19. The Wraith on Hugo’s watch: “I have orders to assassinate a higher noble in Arcanthys, someone that’s been bothering the ascendancy” ^[154].
• Status: open (untouched since s19): who the noble is, why the Ascendancy wants them dead, and whether the hit succeeds. Hugo-only.
• Cares: Hugo; latent, if the party goes to Arcanthys.

The Wraith’s order to return to Umbrafall (resolved post-s21)

• Opened: s19. The Wraith’s parting order: “Complete your mission, return to Umbrafall.” ^[155]. The wiki once read the place she named as the Ascendancy’s base, apart from Umbrafall.
• Status: resolved (post-s21).
• Resolution: per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) the place is Umbrafall itself, Hugo’s home city, and the order reveals no headquarters. The Ascendancy’s base is still unknown.
• Cares (historical): Hugo (the only PC who heard it).

The “Arcanvian War” and the DM’s “Cold War”

• Opened: s19. The goblin Gristleback said of Seraphine, “the leader of Aurelia”: “She flew through the sky in the Arcanvian War and fucking destroyed five Archmages by herself.” ^[558][559]. Per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) the war is possibly the War of Fractured Heavens (582 to 589 A.I.), which needs confirming.
• Status: open (last advanced s23): which war Gristleback meant, and when; whether the cold war is warming.
• s23: The DM: “Arcanthys has been in open confrontation with Aurelia for quite a while, and now it’s kind of a Cold War, sort of.” ^[382]. Kole: “if we could find a way to make Arcanthys and Aurelia at War, that would benefit us” ^[553], a plan only.
• Cares: Kole and Terry, who both call Arcanthys home ^[560][561]; Father Thomas.

Is Father Thomas’s atonement genuine?

• Opened: s19. Father Thomas, who had been “part of a group that murdered” Mike ^[562], came “in order to atone for the actions of my comrades” ^[563]. On Steven’s Insight he seemed honest but was holding back ^[564][565], and he would have taken “perhaps only a finger” for Mike’s spell ^[566].
• Status: open (last advanced s23): whether he has broken with his order, and what he is keeping back.
• s20: Facing a binder, he vouched for the party and bluffed ^[567], then called the binder’s departure “a gift from the Everlight” ^[568]. The DM: a cleric of Aurelia who does not follow Aurelia is “relatively unheard of” ^[569]. Caelumn trusted Barney more ^[570].
• s23: Seeing Hugo read The Book of Secrets over his shoulder, he shut it, saying only “there’s a reason” ^[571][572].
• Cares: the whole party.

Opened in sessions 20 to 24 (the road to Umbrafall, Greysmere and the ridge temple)

What rewrote reality to replace Steven with Barney?

• Opened: s20. The party woke with two sets of memories, one in which Steven had always travelled with them and one in which Barney Amoran had: “Every memory now has two versions and both feel just as real” ^[511]. The DM: “Steven has never died” ^[512], so he was overwritten, not killed. Out of character this covered a change of player; in the fiction it is a real event.
• Status: open (last advanced s21): the cause. Every explanation offered is a player’s: “some kind of magical interference in my mind” (Caelumn, ^[573]), “we’ve somehow slipped through into a parallel universe” (Terry, ^[574]), and Terry’s joke that it was getting “like tenet or something” ^[575]. A link to the failing ley lines is suggestive but not stated.
• s21: The DM’s recap: “a rather small retcon where the timelines split”, and “Barney doesn’t remember these two different timelines” ^[538], while the others remember both. Whether “the timelines split” is in the fiction or a description of the retcon is unclear.
• Cares: the party; a meta and metaphysical thread.

Who and what is Barney Amoran?

• Opened: s20. A High Elf artificer who says “As someone who doesn’t believe in magic you’re kind of asking me to do a lot here” ^[576] yet casts spells, who claims “I don’t need to rest” ^[577], most likely elven Trance, and whom the party rescued “from the wreckage” days before ^[578], a wreck nobody explains.
• Status: open (last raised s23): what the wreckage was; why a sceptic of magic casts it; whether he connects to the rewrite that installed him or to the ley lines he set out to study.
• s23: His player has left the campaign, and no exit has been shown; see “Where is Barney?”.
• Cares: Barney Amoran; the party.

The sky-flash that drew the binder away

• Opened: s20. As an Aurelian binder questioned Father Thomas, “something in the distance lights up the sky a little bit”, and the patrol left to investigate ^[467]. It seemed three to four hours away, “oddly reminiscent of what happened on the ocean with that dragon that lit up the sky” ^[579].
• Status: open (last raised s21): its cause, which the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) leave unestablished.
• s21: The DM’s recap: “a rather big flash in the horizon” that recalled “the dragon that flew overhead and attacked something in the distance” ^[538]. Per the post-s21 clarifications the dragon of s18 attacked nothing on record.
• Cares: the party.

The Everlight: who is “her”?

• Opened: s20. Father Thomas’s player said of the Everlight “that’s not the god of my order” ^[580]. The DM: “the deity of Aurelia is Aurelia.” ^[581], “Father Thomas is a follower of the Everlight is strange.” ^[582], and “It is relatively unheard of that a cleric of Aurelia is not a follower of Aurelia.” ^[569].
• Status: open (touched s24): whether the Everlight is another name for Aurelia, a separate power, or Father Thomas’s own; why a cleric of Aurelia follows her. The wiki does not merge the Everlight with Aurelia or the Pure Light. A question for the DM and for Brian.
• s21: He prayed to the “Great Everlight” for an Augury, and the bones answered ^[583][584].
• s22: To Rime: “I now follow the path of the Everlight.” ^[585].
• s23: “I am a cleric of Aurelia” and “a devotee of the Everlight” ^[586][587]; groping for the name, his player asked “what do we call her?” ^[588]. He swore “by the Everlight” ^[589] and cast Guidance with “May the Everlight guide your hand.” ^[590].
• s24: After the second spectre fell: “Glory be to the Everlight!” ^[591]. He asked the Everlight for his Augury ^[592] and argued that “The servants of the Everlight can not be of service if they are dead” ^[593]; at the knight statue he took off “my holy symbol of Aurelia” to drape it round the statue’s neck ^[594]. The DM said nothing on either name.
• Cares: Father Thomas; Rime, who was told of it.

The ley lines are failing

• Opened: s20. At noon “every shadow points east for about 10 seconds” ^[595]. Barney’s gadgets read it as “a symptom of the ley lines slowly failing” ^[596], a brownout felt first “in cities that rely on it like Arcanthys” ^[597]. The root, as Sevryn told it: arcane energy “all stems from the world dragon”, which is dying, and after arcane magic, nature and divine magic fail until “the world just dies” ^[86].
• Status: open (untouched since s20): whether the glitches and the Steven-to-Barney rewrite are one phenomenon; how far the failure has gone; whether anything short of hatching the Egg can stop it.
• Cares: the party; Barney Amoran, who reads the lines; Caelumn. The Black Mask had already called the Egg “the world dragon egg” in s4 ^[598].

The lone road necromancer

• Opened: s20. On the road to Umbrafall “a lone human that stands beneath the trees” directed ghouls and ogre zombies against Laura Bennett’s caravan ^[599], then slipped into the forest as they broke ^[600]. The DM: “That’s just Necromancy magic” ^[601], banned in Aurelia, which draws necrotechs to Umbrafall ^[602]. Caelumn read the attack as targeted ^[603]; Laura called it robbery, and the DM confirmed neither.
• Status: open (last advanced s21): who he is, and whether he targeted the party. “the Necromancer” of sessions 22 and 23 is the party’s own name for the cult’s unseen leader, with no link to him ^{[604][605][606][607]}. See Road Necromancer (Session 20).
• s21: The DM’s recap: “a cloaked figure in the treeline that didn’t really engage in said brawl” ^[608]. Asked whether Pell’s kidnappers included “that humanoid figure that was with those undead”, the innkeeper said “No.” ^[609][610].
• Cares: Caelumn; Laura Bennett.

The charcoal-robed kidnappers and the Greysmere raids

• Opened: s20. At a small settlement by a grey mill pond, named Greysmere next session ^[611], a storehouse had been forced open; “silver paint that runs across the yard and into a set of wheel tracks that leads north”, and an axe pinned a grey human hand to a chopping block: “Its fingers are still moving.” ^[612].
• Status: open (last advanced s23): who the kidnappers are and where; what the goods and the bodies are for, and why coin was left; whether the temple’s cultists are the same group, which is probable but not DM-stated.
• s21: Fen: “It was three people, right? They’re all in charcoal robes. They were accompanied by several undead.” ^[613]; see The charcoal-robed kidnappers. The innkeeper’s list of what was taken ran from “silver paint” to “two wheelbarrows”, while “coins and alcohol and valuable parcels are left behind” ^[614]; bodies went from the graves ^[615], over “several different nights” ^[616]. The trail led to the ridge temple ^[617][618].
• s22: The temple is a working cult site, with “multiple offerings from cultists in front of the Vecna statue” ^[619], and “roughly one cultist and what seems to be five undead minions” walked in ^[620]. The incense and dragon chessboard at the statue ^[621] may be stolen goods; the DM draws no link.
• s23: One cultist, a woman with four undead, was taking a living prisoner, Kole, “to the executioner” ^[622][623]; he had been “grabbed” on the road ^[624]. The DM gives her leather armour, not robes ^[625]; the robes are the players’ word ^[626][627].
• Cares: the party; Greysmere ^[615].

The Greysmere money

• Opened: s21. Orrin Sol offered “50 gold now and 150 gold” if they brought Pell back ^[628], but no coin is shown changing hands. Laura Bennett kept her escort fee: “My fee will remain the same, 50 total.” ^[629]. In s20 she had docked five gold for stolen stock ^[630], and Terry bought out his share for ten ^[631][632].
• Status: open: per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) these are separate agreements. Whether the advance was paid is for the players’ gold records; whether Laura’s fee replaced the s20 adjustments is for the DM. See Party Inventory.
• Cares: the party.

Who is “Mother”, and why does she want Pell alive?

• Opened: s21. Fen, the only witness to Pell’s abduction, heard a kidnapper say “Mother wants him alive.” as they dragged the boy north ^[613]. She is not Fen’s own mother ^[633]. See Mother (Session 21).
• Status: open (last advanced s24): who she is; whether she is the woman Rime calls Mother Sarah, behind the sealed door, “the master” or the voice; why Pell is wanted alive. Where Pell is, is the quest on Active Quests.
• s22: Rime: “She came in here a couple of weeks ago. She said her name was Mother Sarah? Something about bringing back stronger undead.” ^[634], and “She wasn’t supposed to start taking people.” ^[635]. That she is the kidnappers’ Mother is an inference; the spelling of Sarah is unconfirmed.
• s23: Told the party had fought a female cultist, Rime asked “Are you ready to face Mother Sarah?” and looked to the sealed door ^{[636][637][638]}. So the pendant cultist is not her on the evidence; that she is behind the door is a reading, not the DM’s statement.
• s24: Rime, voiced by the DM, said only “I’ll join you when you go to fight Sarah.” and “Now hurry, she’s completing the ritual.” ^[639][640]. The DM does not say “Mother” and links her to nothing else; no tie to Pell is stated, and “sacrifice” is Father Thomas’s inference ^[641][642]. That Sarah is Mother Sarah is still the natural reading, not a DM statement.
• Cares: the party (the Pell job and Rime’s request); Orrin Sol, Pell’s father ^[643][644].

Fen’s “better rug” remark

• Opened: s21. Urged to keep talking, Fen said “Okay. Something about a better rug this time? I don’t know.” ^[645], and when it was put back to him, “Rug. But yeah, it’s weird, I know.” ^[646]. Rugs really were stolen, “four rugs” ^[614]. “The voice” was his questioner’s word, not an entity.
• Status: open (untouched since s21): what he meant, and who wanted a better rug.
• Cares: the party (low priority).

Fen’s shame and the dragon chess set

• Opened: s21. On Terry’s Insight Fen “seems ashamed” ^[647], and nobody has said why. Fen: “One of them stole my kid’s dragon chess game.” ^[648]; the innkeeper’s list also has “a dragon chess set” ^[614]. See Fen.
• Status: open (last advanced s22): why Fen is ashamed; whose set was stolen, which the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) leave open; whether the chessboard at the statue is it.
• s22: At the statue’s feet “incense burns inside what looks to be a dragon chessboard” ^[621], and the table noticed it ^[649]. Perhaps the stolen set; the DM draws no link.
• Cares: Terry (saw the shame); the party.

Whose initials are E.V.?

• Opened: s21. The severed hand on the Greysmere chopping block wore “a ring that bears the initials E.V.” and had “charcoal clothing that is twisted around one finger” ^[650]. Fen had cut it from a raider whose body “didn’t look alive” ^[651], and Father Thomas pocketed ring and cloth ^[652]. See The E.V. ring and The severed hand.
• Status: open (untouched since s21): whose initials they are; whether the ring was its wearer’s; which creature was the hand’s host. After the entrance fight “The hand has stopped moving.” ^[653]; Terry’s “We killed the host.” ^[654] is a player’s claim. Per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27), nothing identifies either beyond play.
• Cares: Father Thomas (carries the ring).

The ridge temple under Vecna’s symbol

• Opened: s21. North of Greysmere: “Above the stair is an open eye that has been carved into the stone. Half of it has been hacked away.” ^[618]; on a Religion check, “the symbol of Vecna, the god of secrets and whispers” ^[655], the campaign’s first mention of Vecna. Undead “sentries” hauled ropes round “a cracked statue” ^[656][657], and the DM hedged that “there might be secret entrances” ^[658]. See The ridge temple (Session 21).
• Status: open (last advanced s24): who hacked the eye; whether the statue’s lost eye is iconography or defacement; what the rope-hauling was for; whether “the Temple of Vecna” is its name ^[659]; what the unexplored parts hold; whether Vecna has a place in Eldurae’s pantheon (the DM’s post-s21 clarifications, 2026-09-27).
• s22: The DM called it “the Temple of Vecna” ^[659]. Inside: a mural of “a hooded figure with one eye and a missing left hand” ^[660]; a statue whose “one eye has been chiseled away” ^[621]; two hidden five-sided chambers, one with a mummy-lord statue over coins and The Book of Secrets, the other with a vampire-lord statue, left alone ^{[661][662][663]}. Cultists use it ^[619][664].
• s23: A cultist’s pendant slid a wall aside ^[623], “a secret entrance” ^[665], onto “a narrow passage that slopes down to the west” where a stream “creeps uphill” ^[666]. Rime asked after “the middle sanctum” ^[667], and when Father Thomas struck the sealed door, lines of light ran through the stonework ^[668].
• s24: The DM calls it only “the temple” ^{[669][670][671]}. New ground: a sloping passage with a stream that creeps uphill, a hall of six statues with two hidden doors, a root room, a knight’s five-sided chamber, the vampire-lord chamber (opened) and a Dracolich statue behind a secret passage ^{[672][673][674][675][676][677][678]}. The mist hall turned hostile and the chanting and pulsing built ^[679][671]. See s24-E2 to s24-E7 in the encounters log.
• Speculation: “the hand of Vecna” ^{[680][681][682]}; that Umbrafall “interferes with all the magic” ^[683]; Father Thomas’s titles for the mural’s figure (^[684]; ruling 74). None is canon.
• Cares: the party.

The undead plague (partial s22)

• Opened: s21. The swollen zombie at the entrance “exhales a giant smoke cloud of poison” ^[685]: “it’s not a toxin per se. One might say it’s a plague.” ^[686]. Anti-toxin allowed another save ^[687], and the DM promised its source would be “so much more fun” ^[688]. See Swollen plague zombie (Session 21).
• Status: partial (s22): the party is cured. Open: how long it lasts untreated, whether it spreads or is a disease, and what else cures it (no one had Lesser Restoration, ^[689]).
• s22: It blocks healing: “not from this poison no” ^[690]. Another anti-toxin allows another save ^[691]; a long rest is only what “you assume” ^[692]. Terry and Father Thomas both cleared it ^[693][694]. Session 21 records Terry cured ^[695], but session 22 plays him poisoned until then ^[696][697]; a slip or a relapse is a question for the DM.
• Cares: Father Thomas, Terry.

Which undead wore the crown?

• Opened: s21. Three table lines disagree: Terry, “Yeah, that one looks like the king.” ^[698]; Hugo, the swollen zombie as “the one with the crown on it” ^[699]; the DM to Caelumn, “Was that the guy with the crown you were attacking?” ^[700].
• Status: open (untouched since s21): per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) his notes do not settle it, and the wiki gives the crown to neither undead. See Swollen plague zombie (Session 21) and Burial-robed undead (Session 21).
• Cares: the party (low priority).

The token, the amulet and the whip

• Opened: s21. Caelumn took “a stone token showing an eye above a closed mouth” from robed skeletons ^[701][702]. Beside a door hung “a silver eye slash hand amulet”, left behind ^[703][704]. An eye-patched skeleton held a whip: “Why am I so drawn to this whip?” “It’s cursed.” ^[705][706]; it went into Caelumn’s pack ^[707].
• Status: open (touched s23): what the token and amulet signify, and whose they were; whether the whip has any property. Per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27) no curse is confirmed. See The eye-and-mouth token and The skeleton’s whip.
• s23: A cultist opened a hidden wall by holding “one of her pendants” to it ^[623]; nothing says the amulet or token works so.
• Cares: Caelumn (carries the token and the whip).

The living skin (partial s22)

• Opened: s21. In the last cells “the bars have been covered with fitted metal sheets”, “And something is rubbing against them from the inside.” ^[708]. Unlocked, “what jumps into your face can only be described as a bag” ^[709]: “It’s literally just skin.” ^[710], and “It’s living skin, so that’s fair to assume.” of its being undead ^[711]. See The living skin (Session 21).
• Status: partial (s22): destroyed. Open: what it was; who sealed it in, and why; whether it was the skinless man’s skin. Per the DM’s post-s21 clarifications (2026-09-27), it is treated as undead.
• s22: It smothered Hugo and then Caelumn, squeezing “every single time that you’re grappled by it” ^[712], and bled “black goop” ^[713]. Hugo’s natural 20 cut it away: “it flails one last time before it falls to the ground” ^[714][715]. Its cell held a skinless corpse ^[716].
• Cares: Father Thomas, Caelumn and Hugo, all smothered by it ^{[717][718][719][720]}.

The mist faces and the black stairs

• Opened: s21. Father Thomas saw a hall: “You see white mist that spills from two cracked basins beside the northern doors. You’ll see three faces form in it and turn towards you.” To the south ran “the black stairs descending between stone railing” ^[721]. Nobody went in.
• Status: open (last advanced s24): what the faces are; whether they are the three of sessions 21 and 23, and why they were passive then; who the voice is; where the stair leads; whether Pell is below.
• s23: Kole pushed the hall’s door open on the same mist, basins and faces, with “a black stair descending” to the south, and “the faces kind of disappeared back into the mist” ^[722]. “You’re blinded while inside the square.” ^[723]. He saw “no prisoners” ^[724]. Later two spectres came through a wall at Father Thomas elsewhere ^[725][726]; whether they are the faces is not said.
• s24: The hall turned hostile. Whoever enters is blinded, and “nope”, it does not wear off ^[727][728]; Kole put his head in and felt “compelled to move further into the fog” ^[679]; “a face” in the mist struck him for 7 and Father Thomas for 9 psychic damage, and a voice said “you’re going to die here” and later “You’re all gonna die.” ^{[729][730][731][732]}. The DM calls them “faces that kind of move within the mist” ^[733] and does not say whether they are the three faces of sessions 21 and 23, or the spectres, which were already destroyed. The black stair was not tried. See s24-E2.
• Cares: Father Thomas; the party (the search for Pell); Kole, compelled by them.

The kobold’s painting

• Opened: s22. A kobold that had hidden “underneath the tiles” ^[734] healed every wound it took ^[735][736]. Under a tile Terry found “a small painting of a kobold that seems to be horribly aged and deadly wounded” ^[737]; burned, “all the injuries over the ages start to come back to him” ^[738]. Its burning scroll had forced Terry’s natural 20 to be rerolled ^[739][740]. “Dorian Gray” is the table’s comparison ^[741].
• Status: open (untouched since s22): who made the painting; whom the kobold served; where it got the scroll. See The regenerating kobold (Session 22).
• Cares: Terry (found the painting); Caelumn (burned it).

The skinless corpse in the living skin’s cell

• Opened: s22. In the cell the living skin came from: “a corpse without skin slightly decayed flesh and next to him you see written in grim letters on the wall help and the word was not finished it seems” ^[716]. Hugo dragged it out ^[742]; Caelumn meant to burn it at “the offering bowl” ^[743][744], and the DM narrated only “an audible sigh” from the statue ^[745].
• Status: open (untouched since s22): who he was; whether the living skin was his, the table’s reading ^[746]; whether he was a captive.
• Cares: the party.

Caelumn on the mural

• Opened: s22. The mural’s worshippers are joined “by a thin silver line to its remaining ear”, above “Kept, I am yours. Shared, I am less. Give me what no other knows and enter where no doorway shows.” ^[660]. Caelumn whispered a secret, a door opened, “And you notice another um another worshipper joins the mural that looks vaguely like you.” ^[747][748]. “Do I feel any different?” “No” ^[749][621].
• Status: open (touched s24): whether the new figure means anything more; who heard the secret beyond the party and Rime ^[750][751]. His “I’m cursed” ^[752] and the jokes that he now worships Vecna ^[753][754] are not canon.
• s24: At the knight of smoke the table joked that he already was a follower of Vecna, “by accident” or “by the system” ^[755][756], which is not canon. The DM’s question and the knight’s reaction are under “Caelumn’s profession of Vecna”; the DM draws no link to the mural.
• Cares: Caelumn.

Rime and the Aurelian hunters

• Opened: s22. Rime, “a Wyrmling. He’s not very powerful.” ^[757], came out of the statue with a black bolt below his shoulder ^[635], “Aurelian armaments” ^[758]: “aurelian hunters found me and tracked me all the way here” ^[759]. Seeing Father Thomas’s seal he panicked: “wait wait they’re back please stop him” ^[760], “But he looks just like them.” ^[761].
• Status: open (touched s24): why Aurelians hunt a silver dragon when metallic dragons are “kind of considered holy in one respect” ^[308]; whom the hunters serve; whether they are near; what the seal is. The hunters are recorded under Aurelian forces.
• s23: Rime left the statue to join the assault ^[762][638]; the hunters went unmentioned. Whether binders may act beyond Aurelia was answered only in hedges ^[383][384].
• s24: Rime took no part in the fight; he will “join you when you go to fight Sarah” ^[639], and the hunters went unmentioned. In the statue room the DM describes “multiple conduits going to the statue” and Rime says “You got to hurry.” ^[763]; that he is in pain is Father Thomas’s reading ^[764].
• Cares: Father Thomas (the seal is his); Caelumn (his reverence for dragons, ^[765]).

The black pulses, the chant and the “stronger undead”

• Opened: s22. As Rime pleaded with them to stop her, “you see a black pulse start up through the statue and you feel a small ache in all your bones” ^[766]; “It does that every single time she does it.” ^[766]. Of her purpose: “Something about bringing back stronger undead.” ^[634].
• Status: open (last advanced s24): what she does that makes the statue pulse; what the “stronger undead” are, and whether the stolen bodies ^[615] are for them, an inference; whether the ache does lasting harm; what the ritual is, who chants and in what language, what is growing in the antechamber and what the conduits carry.
• s23: No pulse is narrated; instead lines of green light and a voice (^[668]; see “The voice in the stone”). The DM links the two effects in no way.
• s24: As the last skeleton weakened the pulsing sped up “as something is growing in the antechamber” ^[669], and with its fall came “a low chanting spreading out through the temple” ^[670]. Rime: “Now hurry, she’s completing the ritual.” ^[640]. By the knight statue the chant was “nearing a peak” and the pulsing “more violent and more erratic” ^[671]. In the statue room the DM adds “multiple conduits going to the statue” ^[763]. The DM does not call the pulsing the black pulse or say what the ritual does; “human sacrifice” and “world ending” are the players’ words ^[767][641].
• Cares: the party; Rime, who lives with it.

The Book of Secrets

• Opened: s22. Under the mummy-lord statue lay “the Book of Secrets”, “a very beautiful silver inlaid book with Vecna’s sigil on it” ^[768][769], blank to Caelumn and Terry ^[770][771]. Father Thomas whispered a secret into it: “As you whisper into the book, you feel something changing inside you. But the book does reveal some text. However, it seems foreign to you.” ^[772]. Inside the cover: “burn the letters silence the witnesses keep the knowledge” ^[773].
• Status: open (touched s23): what changed in Father Thomas; what the text says, and in what language; who wrote the inscription, which shares “letters” with the storehouse list ^[614]; whether the book is magical, which Arcana cannot tell ^[774].
• s23: Out again, “it seems to still be gibberish” ^[775]; Hugo, reading over his shoulder, made nothing of it ^[776][777]. Father Thomas shut it: “there’s a reason” ^[571][572]. The sealed door’s runes are also “written in a language you don’t understand.” ^[778].
• Cares: Father Thomas; Caelumn and Terry, who fought over it ^[779][780].

The cultist and five undead at the door (resolved s23)

• Opened: s22. Resting outside, “after roughly 43 minutes, you hear movement of multiple bipedal characters” ^[781]: “roughly one cultist and what seems to be five undead minions” ^[620]. The session stopped there ^[782].
• Status: resolved (s23, as played).
• Resolution (s23): The DM restated it more cautiously: “You saw one of them was definitely human. You saw five individuals that could either be undead or human.” ^[783]. Inside were a woman cultist, “a skeleton and three zombie-looking creatures” and a manacled man ^[623]: “There’s six in total.” ^[784], the prisoner being Kole. They had not seen the party ^[785]. The ambush destroyed them and freed Kole ^{[786][787][788]}.
• Left over: whether the DM meant five undead in s22; the short rest was played as taken although the arrivals came about 43 minutes in ^{[789][781][790][791][792]}.
• Cares: the party; see s22-E3 and s23-E1 in the encounters log.

“the master”, “God” and “the executioner”

• Opened: s23. The cultist who held Kole ordered “take him to the executioner and make him a sacrifice for God” ^[622], told Caelumn “you be a worthy sacrifice for the master” ^[793], and died with “I will gladly die for the master, but you first.” ^[794]. The DM: she was leading Kole “to be sacrificed” ^[665]. She carried “a holy symbol of Vecna” ^[795].
• Status: open: who or what the three are; whether they, Mother Sarah and the voice are fewer figures; what the sacrifices are for. None is said to be Vecna. Kole’s “yes i am your master” to a skeleton was a bluff, and it failed ^[796].
• Cares: Kole (the intended sacrifice); the party (the search for Pell).

Who sent Kole?

• Opened: s23. The manacled Kole spoke into Caelumn’s mind: “I was sent to assist you with the dragon egg but it appears I have been captured” ^[477]. Freed, he asked to see the Egg, though nobody had told him of it ^[797][798]. He was set on his path “by a very powerful individual”, then met a dragonborn, Sevryn by his own agreement, who “told me where i might be able to find you” ^[33][34][35].
• Status: open: the sender and his purpose; where Kole met Sevryn; where he was seized. Whether sender, patron and “my eldritch god” ^[799] are one is not stated. His uncommon magic item and his reaction spell are not identified ^[800][801], questions for his player.
• s24: Told the Egg was lost, Kole said “I was after the egg and you guys said you lost it so I’m a bit miffed as to what’s going on” ^[476]. He cast an unidentified reaction spell at a spectre, which saved on an 18 ^[802][803].
• Cares: Kole; the party (the Egg quest). Father Thomas: “I’m not sure we can trust this guy.” ^[804].

The blade that cuts maximum hit points

• Opened: s23. A greatsword skeleton’s stroke dealt necrotic damage, “And as the sword leaves your body, you feel it taking something with it.” ^[805]: “your maximum HP is reduced by 8.” ^[806]. A later stroke dropped Terry’s maximum “even further” ^[807]. A spectre’s touch did the same to Father Thomas ^[808]; asked whether a long rest fixes it, the DM said “yes” ^[809][810].
• Status: open (last advanced s24): whether a long rest restores what the sword took (the “yes” was about the spectre); whether the looted sword does the same in a living hand. The quarry spectres of s8 also lowered maximum hit points ^[811][812].
• s24: The third skeleton’s stroke cost Hugo 8 maximum hit points, his “purple blood” almost absorbed into the blade, and of its runes the DM said “it reacted to the blood” ^[530][813]. A spectre’s touch cost Kole 6 ^[814]. Once Hugo took the sword from its hand, “whatever magic is empowering it seems to fade away” ^[815], and the skeleton’s shield bashes cut nothing: “Okay, no HP reduction.” ^[816]. Caelumn asked about “any magicalness” in “the giant cursed greatsword” and was told “Yeah, kind of.” ^[817][818]. Whether a long rest restores any of these losses was asked of no one.
• Cares: Terry and Father Thomas, on reduced maximums since session 23, and now Hugo and Kole.

Is “Aquinas” Father Thomas’s surname? (resolved, s20 evidence)

• Opened: s23. Introducing himself to Kole he said “I am father Thomas Aquinas” ^[586], and the wiki asked whether the name was his surname or a joke.
• Status: resolved, on evidence from session 20.
• Resolution: Session 20 already calls him “Father Thomas Aquinas” ^[819][820] and Father Aquinas ^[821][570]; the DM uses the name ^[822], and Brian says he named the character after a real priest ^[823]. “Aldrich”, the DM’s name for him twice in session 19 ^[824][825], is still unconfirmed.
• Cares: Father Thomas; Brian.

The detail nobody caught

• Opened: s23. As Father Thomas introduced himself as a cleric of Aurelia and “a devotee of the Everlight” who sees “yet another heretic among us” ^{[586][587][826]}, the DM called for “a history check from every one of you except for Thomas” ^[827]. The rolls were poor: “Never mind. No one catches that detail, I guess.” ^[828]. Terry: “There goes a lore dump that’s just disappeared.” ^[829].
• Status: open: what the detail was. Excusing Father Thomas suggests his character knows it, an inference. The s20 remark that such a cleric is “relatively unheard of” ^[569] may be related; that is speculation.
• Cares: Father Thomas; Kole, to whom the introduction was made.

The rune-marked dagger and greatsword

• Opened: s23. On the dead at the entrance Terry found “a greatsword and a shield” on the skeleton and “a holy symbol and leather armor and a dagger” on the cultist ^[830][625]. Kole took the dagger and Terry the greatsword; of each the DM said “It definitely has runes inscribed on it, but it’s hard to tell.” ^{[831][832][833][834]}. Their runes do not match the sealed door’s ^[835][836].
• Status: open: whether either is magical; what the runes say; whether the dagger’s necrotic glow ^[793] and the lost hit points belong to the weapons or to those who held them. Nobody is shown taking the shield, symbol, armour or coins ^[625][837].
• s24: The DM said the runes on the third skeleton’s own sword “reacted to the blood” ^[813]; nothing in the session settles whether Terry’s greatsword or Kole’s dagger is magical.
• Cares: Kole (The cultist’s dagger); Terry (The skeleton’s greatsword).

The black orbs, the sealed door and “the middle sanctum”

• Opened: s23. Rime: “Did you manage to find a way inside the middle sanctum?” ^[667]. He looked to a door ^[638] that would not move ^[838], with “three indentations”, each “roughly the size of a baseball” ^[839][840], and runes “written in a language you don’t understand.” ^[778]. Then: “the black orbs to open the door” ^[841]. Father Thomas struck it instead, and it stayed shut ^[842][843].
• Status: open (last advanced s24): what the orbs are, how many the door takes, and where the rest are; what the runes say; what is inside, and whether Mother Sarah is. Hugo guessed the orbs are “down below” ^[844] and Father Thomas behind the vampire-lord statue ^[845]; Rime does not know: “I’ve just been here.” ^[842].
• s24: Two black orbs were found. One sat in the mouth of a statue in the hall of six, and “just black orb” came out when Kole poked it with his lute ^{[674][846][847]}; the other lay in “a small compartment” that opened after a blood offering to the vampire-lord statue ^[677]. The knight statue’s hollow held none ^[848]. Rime, asked where the orbs are: “I don’t know.” ^[849]. The sealed door was not revisited. The party counts “two out of three” ^[850], but three is only the door’s indentations ^[839] and Father Thomas’s reading ^[851]; the DM has not said how many orbs it takes. See The black orbs.
• Cares: the party; Rime, who means to see the cultist stopped ^[759].

The voice in the stone and its “darlings”

• Opened: s23. After Father Thomas struck the sealed door, “You get the sense that whatever is inside the room knows you’re here now.” ^[842]. Then lines of light lit the temple greener than before, “Even more empowered”, and a voice said: “Seems we have uninvited visitors. Deal with them, my darlings.” ^[668]. The plural was confirmed ^[852][853]. Greatsword skeletons and two spectres came.
• Status: open: who spoke, and from where; how the voice and light travel through the stone; how many “darlings” there are. Hugo’s “he” ^[852] is a player’s pronoun. The temple was lit green before ^[854], and the black pulse was a different effect ^[766]. The session paused mid-fight ^[855].
• s24: No voice is heard. Everything it called is destroyed, the last skeleton and both spectres ^{[856][857][670]}, and nothing says the faces in the mist are its ^[733].
• Cares: the party; see s23-E2 and s24-E1 in the encounters log.

Where is Barney?

• Opened: s23, out of character. Barney’s player, Trey, has left the campaign, and Jon has taken the fifth seat with Kole (Chris, 2026-10-10). Barney has no lines in sessions 21 to 24; in s21 he was simply absent with his player, “Barney isn’t here.” ^[858].
• Status: open: what becomes of Barney in the story, and whether the questions about his nature close with him. Unlike Steven’s rewrite ^[511][512], no event in the fiction covers this, and the wiki invents none. A question for the DM.
• Cares: the table.

Small loose ends from session 23

• Opened: s23.
  • Hugo “seems fast asleep unable to be woken” ^[859] until he charged in mid-fight ^[860]; probably cover for his player’s late arrival. In s24 his player’s recap says “My character decided, oh, he’ll go for a bit of sleep”, and the DM let it pass ^[861][862].
  • One of the two entrance zombies was beheaded by Terry ^[863]; the other was last seen under Father Thomas’s Word of Radiance ^[864], and its end is not narrated.
  • Father Thomas shut himself in a room the party had “already opened” ^[725], and spectres came through its walls ^[726][865]; which room, nobody says. In s24 the DM calls it “the cells” ^[866][867], without saying whether that is session 21’s cell block.
  • Rime agreed to help in “the assault” ^[638], but no action of his is narrated before the pause ^[868]. In s24 he took no part and waits for the Sarah fight ^[639].
  • The cultist’s clothes “melt away” at her death ^[787], her loot is “leather armor” ^[625], and Kole then put on her robes ^[627]. In s24 the DM says the cultist “was turned to dust” ^[869], while Kole is still “dressed as a cultist” ^[870].
• Status: open, low priority; part answered in s24.
• Cares: the table.

The temple’s statue trials and the knight of smoke

• Opened: s24. The hidden chambers each hold a statue and a price. A mummy-lord statue let out two flameskulls when shoved ^[871][872]; a vampire-lord statue with “an open mouth with teeth and a beckoning hand” took Terry’s blood for an orb ^{[873][874][677]}; a knight statue met every test with silence or “Nothing happens.” until Terry pushed it over and “you see smoke emit from it that forms in the form of a knight” ^{[875][876][877]}; and a Dracolich statue “Seems to just be standing there.” through a bow, moonstones, Intimidation and a growl ^{[878][879][880][881]}.
• Status: open: what the knight is, whom it serves and whether it is undead (the DM says only “the Knight”, ^[882]); why it left Caelumn alone after his answer, struck the one who said fuck Vecna and was “relatively unaffected” by Hugo’s pitch ^{[883][884][885][886]}; who built the trials; what the Dracolich statue wants. “Dracoliches are generally creatures that seek power beyond anything else.” ^[887] is general lore, and “knight of Vecna” is Caelumn’s phrase ^[888]. The knight was alive at the pause ^[889].
• Cares: the party; Caelumn and Father Thomas, whose words it answered. See s24-E3 in the encounters log and The knight of smoke (Session 24).

Caelumn’s profession of Vecna

• Opened: s24. Kneeling to the knight of smoke, Caelumn called it “great knight of Vecna” and claimed the party had “been tasked with completing the ritual”, a cover story improvised by his player ^[888]. The DM asked “Do you believe in your heart that you’re a follower of Vecna?” and then “Do you abandon Bahamut and everything else in your former faith and accept Vecna as your one true god?” ^[890][309]. His player answered that Caelumn “is starting to see Vecna’s ways” ^[891], and “the knight seems to turn its gaze away from you and towards your allies” ^[883]. Asked whether telling it his allies had done this counted for anything, he was told “No.” ^[892][893].
• Status: open: whether the answer binds Caelumn or changes his standing or his sheet (the DM has said nothing beyond the knight’s reaction); whether the question was the knight’s or the DM’s own; what becomes of his Bahamut faith (see “Caelumn and the Platinum Order”). The table’s jokes that he already follows Vecna, “by accident” or “by the system” ^[755][756], and the DM’s aside “I’m bringing back the Vecna team one by one.” ^[894], are not canon.
• Cares: Caelumn and Toby; the party.

Small loose ends from session 24

• Opened: s24.
  • The pink unicorn: “a plushie that has this small opening across its back”, opened as a “Free item interaction.” onto “a ginormous, endless void”; who left it under the knight statue, and what it is, are unsaid ^{[895][896][897][898]}. See The pink unicorn plush.
  • The root room’s staff and curved knife: the DM has said nothing about their nature. “Plain staff” and “walking stick” are Kole’s guesses, and Caelumn calls the knife cursed ^{[899][900][901]}. The “worn carving of a roped figure” above the knife is undescribed ^[675].
  • The party’s twelve moonstones: the DM could not place them, “where the fuck did you get 12 moonstones from?”, and Caelumn’s player said “Green dragon.” ^[902][903]; two went into the Dracolich statue’s eyes ^[880].
  • “something is growing in the antechamber” ^[669]: which antechamber is not said. Caelumn used the word for the statue room in session 23 ^[904], and the DM’s “you haven’t really been there”, of where the chanting comes from, sits oddly with that ^[905].
• Status: open, low priority; some may settle when the fight resumes.
• Cares: the table.

From the world brief (not yet raised in play)

What is stirring in the Emberdeep

• Opened: not in play. The DM’s world brief: voices in the Emberdeep, beneath Khaldun Forgehold’s lower mines where miners follow emberite veins, warn of “something vast stirring in the molten dark”, and the dwarves ignore them, sure that while their oaths hold the Everflame will never die.
• Status: open: whether the stirring is the Flame Below, something it dreams of, another buried thing, or volcanic noise.
• Cares: latent, if play reaches the Emberpeak Mountains. The two Khaldun-born PCs, Vasquez and Althea ^[906], have left the table.

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