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Session XXVII Summary:

Coltaine and Autumn tie up the four unconscious hobgoblins.

Once everyone awakes, Coltaine questions the hobgoblins. One cries out for the Warchief, so Rekoj chops off the hobgoblin's foot and shoves it down his throat.

Rekoj then questions the hobgoblins, but they refuse to cooperate and are brutally executed by the heroic Drogans.

The Drogans head to the temple in Winterhaven, where Sister Linora tends to Rekoj's broken leg.

Zook fetches the blacksmith, who explodes into criticisms of Rekoj's hide armor when he sees the state the goliath is in. Rekoj prays for the sweet release of death.

The Drogans return to the Shadowfell Keep.

Win'tyr tells everyone to keep their eyes open for his cousin, Ninaran. Coltaine says they killed a she-elf named Ninaran in a graveyard once. Luckily, they left the body unceremoniously sprawled out where they killed her, so they can go identigy the corpse after it's gone through some more decomposition.

Win'tyr, in obvious denial, refuses to believe the elf the Drogans killed was his cousin.

As the heroes descend the steps to the second level, they find many bloodstains on the floor, but no bodies.

Win'tyr draws his bow and, 28 arrows later, shoots the caged, defenseless spider to death.

The Drogans explore, finding bedchambers, crates, barrels, supplies, rations, beer, tables, chairs...

...until Zook hears footsteps shuffling towards them and sees a group of hobgoblins. Pushing through the phalanx of grunts is a particularly large hobgoblin with a steel eye patch bolted to his skull. He clutches a bloodstained shield with many notches carved into the haft, and his heavy shield is sheathed in flayed skin.

The Warchief calls to his brethren, "Don't kill 'em, we can sell 'em to the Bloodreavers as slaves."

The session ends.

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