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Vault of Larin Karr is a mini-campaign taking place in Quail Valley, an extensive river valley in the Starspire Mountains of Tethyr. Only sparsely settled on the riverbanks, this southern finger of the Wealdath is home to more than just animals... and deep underneath the forest yet more dangers lurk. | Vault of Larin Karr is a mini-campaign taking place in Quail Valley, an extensive river valley in the Starspire Mountains of Tethyr. Only sparsely settled on the riverbanks, this southern finger of the Wealdath is home to more than just animals... and deep underneath the forest yet more dangers lurk. | ||
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The plan is for you to meet when you all respond to a request for aid from the local lord of one of the villages. I'm mobile and his name escapes me at the moment, but the village is called Pembrose and it's the largest of the three villages of the valley, more of a small town. Everyone except Gilgoli will be recent arrivals to Quail Valley, probably by riverboat. You could either meet while waiting for the audience with the lord, or in the village itself; he lives in a manor a little ways outside. | The plan is for you to meet when you all respond to a request for aid from the local lord of one of the villages. I'm mobile and his name escapes me at the moment, but the village is called Pembrose and it's the largest of the three villages of the valley, more of a small town. Everyone except Gilgoli will be recent arrivals to Quail Valley, probably by riverboat. You could either meet while waiting for the audience with the lord, or in the village itself; he lives in a manor a little ways outside. | ||
