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conversations.value: Gauntlgrym: Gauntlgrym begins in the year 1409, DR in the dwarven complex of Mithral Hall.\nKing Bruenor Battlehammer, with Drizzt Do'Urden, sits on his throne and mourns over the loss of his friend Regis and his adoptive daughter Catti-brie nearly 24 years before.\nBoth Companions of the Hall were lost to the deadly effects of the Spellplague.\nWulfgar has returned to Icewind Dale and has decided to remain in those most dangerous of lands.\nIn a conversation with his dear friend Drizzt, Bruenor laments over all that has happened since those terrible events.\nThe signing of the Treaty of Garumn's Gorge has brought a lasting peace to the Silver Marches.\nObould II has inherited the Kingdom of Many-Arrows from his father Obould I, though he is not nearly as clever or as powerful as his father.\nAbove all, King Bruenor regrets never completing his quest to find the legendary home of the Delzoun dwarves, Gauntlgrym.\nMeanwhile, Nanfoodle, the gnome inventor famous for his Moment of Elminister - a purposeful explosion that sent gas swarming to the surface during a vicious battle 40 years earlier - and Jessa Dribble-Obould, an orc, hatch a plan to poison Bruenor.\nNanfoodle poisons the king's ale.\nThibbledorf Pwent the battlerager notices something amiss about Nanfoodle's behavior but cannot quite place it.\nBruenor drinks the ale and shortly after the entire population of Mithral Hall goes into mourning at the abrupt death of their king.\nBanak Brawnanvil is named Eleventh King of Mithral Hall.\nPwent, distraught over the death of Bruenor, seeks out Nanfoodle and Jessa for answers in the hills outside of Mithral Hall.\nUpon finding the traitorous pair, he attempts to attack them for answers.\nDuring the fight, Drizzt, as well as a very-much alive Bruenor arrives; the latter demands of Pwent what he is doing here instead of at Banak's side.\nThe ever-loyal Pwent replies that his life and his duty lie with his beloved king.\nIt is then revealed that Bruenor faked his death with the help of Nanfoodle and Jessa in order to continue his quest for Gauntlgrym while leaving Mithral Hall in Banak's good hands.\nDrizzt, Bruenor, Jessa, Nanfoodle, Pwent, Guenhwyvar, and Andahar then leave on their secret quest.\n(Andahar is a magical unicorn that can be summoned much like Guenhwyvar, Athrogate's demon boar, or Jarlaxle's nightmare.\nAndahar was a gift to Drizzt from the ruling council of Silverymoon for his work with both blade and diplomacy during the Third Orc War) 42 years later in the year 1451 DR the elf warrior Dahlia Sin'felle is engaged in a conversation with her vampire lover, Korvin Dor'crae.\nDahlia has been charged by the Red Wizard of Thay lich Zulkir Szass Tam to go to create a Dread Ring.\nThis is an enchanted area that produces countless undead minions.\nShe is charged to go to Luskan in order to investigate possibilities.\nThere are several flashbacks of Dahlia as a child and the cruelties she suffered at the hands of Netherese barbarians and demons.\nShe was raped by the barbarians and impregnated by the tiefling Herzgo Alegni and forced to bear his demon offspring which she killed soon after it was born while she was still a child herself.\nDahlia is an exceptionally talented warrior and uses the break staff weapon, Kozah's Needle.\nThis is an eight-foot-long staff that can be broken into four two-foot sections attached by a chain.\nThe break staff can be configured in many ways.\nIt also allows the owner to summon lightning during battle.\nShe also wears diamond studs as a tribute to her lovers.\nEight are in her left ear to signify lovers she has murdered and one in her right ear for those who have so far escaped that fate.\nBefore leaving on her mission, she kills her former lover Themerelis, a powerful ranger wielding a greatsword.\nThis angers her rival Sylora Salm as she was also Themerelis' lover.\nMeanwhile, Drizzt, Bruenor, and Pwent have continued to search for Gauntlgrym with no success.\nNanfoodle and Jessa stay with them for many years, but eventually die of old age.\nWhile searching for the lost kingdom in Ten-Towns and Icewind Dale, they investigate rumors of a sanctuary inhabited by a beautiful witch and a halfling caretaker.\nWhile visiting Clan Battlehammer, Bruenor (traveling under the alias Bonnego) decides to continue his search for more information to the location of Gauntlgrym.\nPwent, having reached an age where he is not as agile and mobile as he once was, reluctantly decides to stay in Icewind Dale when Drizzt and Bruenor take their leave.\nHerzgo Alegni is in the city of Neverwinter working with the Netherese and opposing the Ashmadai.\nUpset that the city lord will not rename a bridge after him, he recalls his chief assassin Barrabus the Gray from his home in Memnon.\nBarrabus is described as a dark-haired, dark-eyed, slight but muscular man.\nAlthough it is never mentioned, he bears a striking resemblance to Drizzt's former arch-rival Artemis Entreri.\nBarrabus is armed with a main-gauche and a magic knife.\nThe knife can hold and deliver poison with deadly accuracy.\nHe then instructs Barrabus to convince the lord of the city to change the bridge's name.\nWhen Barrabus shows disdain towards Herzgo, the assassin is punished by means of a magical tuning fork on the sword that Herzgo carries.\nThe sword is called Claw and has a blood-red blade.\nThe magic attack causes Barrabus much pain.\nBarrabus is successful in getting the name of the bridge changed.\nDahlia and Dor'crae arrive in Luskan and enter the Illusk (undead section of Luskan).\nWhile there, they meet the unstable lich Valindra Shadowmantle.\nShe informs them that the magical disturbances Dahlia has been sent to investigate come from Gauntlgrym.\nDor'crae is sent to investigate and returns with news of Gauntlgrym's location.\nDahlia realizes that she will need a Delzoun dwarf to access the dwarf kingdom and seeks out Athrogate and his drow friend Jarlaxle and convinces them to accompany her.\nHerzgo is at odds with the Red Wizards and the Ashmadai, and when he learns of their agents in Luskan he tells Barrabus to go investigate.\nDahlia, Dor'crae, Athrogate, Jarlaxle, and Valindra all head towards Gauntlgrym using the underground tunnels.\nThey find the place and are able to enter because of Athrogate's heritage as a Delzoun.\nThey encounter dwarf ghosts while there.\nTheir goal is the Forge of Gauntlgrym at the center of the city, reputed to have crafted the finest items in its day.\nDor'crae uses a magical device that allows Sylora Salm to follow them from afar.\nThe party is attacked along the way by dire corbies.\nWhile engaged with the bird men, Sylora arrives with some henchmen and proceeds to attack the party as well.\nAthrogate is forced to the forge and, under the hypnotic powers of Dor'crae and Sylora, is coerced into believing that the Gauntlgrym ghosts want him to throw the lever that will activate the forge.\nWhen this happens a fire primordial (ancient being of almost godlike power) is released.\nDor'crae, Valindra, and Sylora make their escape.\nJarlaxle, Athrogate, and Dahlia also make their way back to Luskan.\nSylora then seeks out Dahlia and commands her to follow her and serve her under threat of death and Szass Tam's displeasure.\nBarrabus plans to leave Neverwinter for Luskan.\nDrizzt and Bruenor still travel the country nearby.\nAt this moment the primordial that has been released causes a volcanic explosion.\nVenting its rage against living beings, it targets Neverwinter and destroys the town.\nBarrabas is barely able to survive.\nEleven years later in 1462 DR the Dread Ring has been completed thanks to the death and destruction caused by the primordial's rage.\nNew types of undead stalk the land.\nThe war between the Thayans, the Ashmadai, and the Netherese escalates.\nDahlia is forced to serve Sylora and Barrabus hunts the Ashmadai with great success under orders from Herzgo.\nDahlia and Barrabus fight each other in the woods to a standstill.\nDahlia's unorthodox weapon grants her an advantage over Barrabus' two-handed style, yet it should be noted that Barrabus, even though at a disadvantage, is the one who forces Dahlia to go on the defensive multiple times and outright flee at one point as Barrabus increases the tempo of the combat, suggesting that Barrabus is actually the more skilled of the two combatants.\nDahlia takes to the trees for cover as Barrabus pursues but Barrabus uses Dahlia's own trick against her as he takes to the trees as well causing Dahlia to completely lose track of him.\nFurther combat between the two is forgone as Dahlia discovers and joins ranks with an Ashmadai patrol group.\nJarlaxle and Athrogate continue to reside in Luskan, still seeking a way to avenge themselves for the events that occurred in Gauntlgrym 11 years before.\nThe ghost dwarves of Gauntlgrym, wanting to reseal the primordial, spread out across the land searching for Delzoun dwarves to help.\nEventually they arrive in Icewind Dale and cryptically inform the dwarves of their plight.\nThey also inform Bruenor of the situation.\nHe and Drizzt then take it upon themselves to seal the primordial.\nJarlaxle meanwhile returns to Menzoberranzan to seek the help of his brother Gromph in sealing away the primordial.\nJarlaxle learns that he will need a dwarf king in addition to other magical devices.\nDahlia also searches for a way to get back to Gauntlgrym and to seal off the primordial, hoping this will lead to her freedom from Sylora.\nFinding the way blocked (the tunnels have collapsed), Dahlia seeks out Jarlaxle.\nBruenor, deciding where to go next, is robbed of his maps in the woods by a drow elf.\nDrizzt, correctly deducing who is behind this, leads Bruenor to Luskan in search of Jarlaxle.\nDahlia finds Jarlaxle and accepts a magic ring from him.\nBruenor and Drizzt arrive at the Cutlass in Luskan.\nThere they are attacked by Ashmadai led by Dahlia.\nJarlaxle and Athrogate enter the fight.\nThe four of them beat back the attackers and Dahlia appears to be captured by Jarlaxle's 'wand of goo'.\nInstead, Dahlia uses the ring to fake her death.\nJarlaxle, Athrogate, Dahlia, Bruenor, and Drizzt decide to travel to Gauntlgrym together in an attempt to stop the primordial and hopefully destroy the Dread Ring in the process.\nThe five proceed to Gauntlygrym overland in search of a cave that will lead them down.\nThey are attacked by a group of Ashmadai near the cave.\nThis battle is observed by Dor'crae and Sylora who follow them.\nBarrabus also witnesses the fight and upon seeing Drizzt is overcome by emotion and retreats without having been seen by anyone.\nThe five enter Gauntlgrym whereupon Bruenor sits upon the dwarf king's throne and is enchanted with divine power and knowledge from the ancient dwarves.\nThe primordial has attracted many minions from the Elemental Plane of Fire to fight off intruders, powerful salamanders and even a small red dragon.\nSylora and Dor'crae enter along with a host of Ashmadai.\nValindra uses a magical scepter given to her by Sylora to summon Beealtimatuche, a pit fiend from the Nine Hells.\nMeanwhile, in order to contain the primordial, the five companions must strategically place 10 bowls that summon water elementals in various places throughout the city.\nFighting through waves of salamanders, the five companions begin to set the elemental bowls into the proper alcoves.\nDuring the fighting, dwarves from Icewind Dale and Mirabar (who have also been visited by dwarf ghosts) arrive in another part of Gauntlgrym in order to help seal the primordial.\nThe companions are only able to place nine of the ten summoning bowls as one alcove had been destroyed earlier.\nThey then head to the Forge Of Gauntlgrym.\nIn a trance, Bruenor places his axe and shield into the forge and removes them, to find that they are magically enhanced.\nThe shield now provides real potions of heroism to the companions.\nThe Ashmadai, led by the pit fiend, who just killed the red dragon, then enter the forge room.\nThe pit fiend engages the five and manages to kill the consummate survivor Jarlaxle in one blow.\nWhile Drizzt and Dahlia hold off the Ashmadai and several legion devils, Athrogate and Bruenor move deeper into the city to seal the primordial, but are intercepted by Beealtimatuche.\nAthrogate attempts to fight the devil, but is only able to wound the devil before he slapped aside.\nGod-blessed Bruenor engages Beealtimatuche in a titanic battle, but even with his new powers, the devil seizes the upper hand.\nThibbledorf Pwent - left behind in Icewind Dale - reappears and goes after Bruenor to protect him.\nDahlia and Drizzt gain the upper hand until Valindra arrives.\nThe lich is driven away by Jarlaxle who was not killed but saved by the same ring that allowed Dahlia to fake her own death.\nDrizzt, Jarlaxle, and Dahlia then go after Bruenor.\nBruenor is aided by Pwent, who is nearly killed by the pit fiend.\nFinally, the grievously-injured King Bruenor cleaves the devil's head in half and throws him in the heart of the primordial.\nPwent helps the mortally wounded Bruenor toward the lever.\nDahlia enters just in time to see Dor'crae (who has followed them in) tear out Pwent's throat.\nDahlia then attacks and drives the vampire off with a wooden spike from her magic ring.\nBruenor, with his last ounce of strength manages to pull the lever and.\nAttempting to escape, Dor'crae is caught in a waterfall created when the lever was pulled, and explodes into black flakes, seemingly destroyed.\nThe primordial is sealed.\nThe Dread Ring is broken.\nDrizzt manages get to Bruenor and hold him in tender embrace and with his last breath nodded to Drizzt with a look of comfort died in an embrace of friendship.\nJarlaxle manages to help Athrogate escape.\nBruenor is buried in Gauntlgrym along with Pwent.\nDahlia moves the last earring to her left ear, symbolizing the vampire's death.\nShe plans to face Sylora who not only avoided the battle, but was the principal advisor to the plan.\nDrizzt, with growing feelings toward her, decides to accompany her.\nIn the epilogue, Bruenor wakes up in the forest of the goddess Mielikki.\nHe is met by his dear friend Regis and adoptive son Wulfgar.\nRegis remarks that Bruenor is indeed dead, and when he motions behind the dwarf king, he turns to see his adopted daughter, Catti-brie, dancing in the woods.\nThe crusty dwarf, who so often hides his feelings from even those closest to him, sinks to his knees and cries.
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conversations.value: \nThe crusty dwarf, who so often hides his feelings from even those closest to him, sinks to his knees and cries..\nRegis remarks that Bruenor is indeed dead, and when he motions behind the dwarf king, he turns to see his adopted daughter, Catti-brie, dancing in the woods.\nHe is met by his dear friend Regis and adoptive son Wulfgar.\nIn the epilogue, Bruenor wakes up in the forest of the goddess Mielikki.\nDrizzt, with growing feelings toward her, decides to accompany her.\nShe plans to face Sylora who not only avoided the battle, but was the principal advisor to the plan.\nDahlia moves the last earring to her left ear, symbolizing the vampire's death.\nBruenor is buried in Gauntlgrym along with Pwent.\nJarlaxle manages to help Athrogate escape.\nDrizzt manages get to Bruenor and hold him in tender embrace and with his last breath nodded to Drizzt with a look of comfort died in an embrace of friendship.\nThe Dread Ring is broken.\nThe primordial is sealed.\nAttempting to escape, Dor'crae is caught in a waterfall created when the lever was pulled, and explodes into black flakes, seemingly destroyed.\nBruenor, with his last ounce of strength manages to pull the lever and.\nDahlia then attacks and drives the vampire off with a wooden spike from her magic ring.\nDahlia enters just in time to see Dor'crae (who has followed them in) tear out Pwent's throat.\nPwent helps the mortally wounded Bruenor toward the lever.\nFinally, the grievously-injured King Bruenor cleaves the devil's head in half and throws him in the heart of the primordial.\nBruenor is aided by Pwent, who is nearly killed by the pit fiend.\nDrizzt, Jarlaxle, and Dahlia then go after Bruenor.\nThe lich is driven away by Jarlaxle who was not killed but saved by the same ring that allowed Dahlia to fake her own death.\nDahlia and Drizzt gain the upper hand until Valindra arrives.\nThibbledorf Pwent - left behind in Icewind Dale - reappears and goes after Bruenor to protect him.\nGod-blessed Bruenor engages Beealtimatuche in a titanic battle, but even with his new powers, the devil seizes the upper hand.\nAthrogate attempts to fight the devil, but is only able to wound the devil before he slapped aside.\nWhile Drizzt and Dahlia hold off the Ashmadai and several legion devils, Athrogate and Bruenor move deeper into the city to seal the primordial, but are intercepted by Beealtimatuche.\nThe pit fiend engages the five and manages to kill the consummate survivor Jarlaxle in one blow.\nThe Ashmadai, led by the pit fiend, who just killed the red dragon, then enter the forge room.\nThe shield now provides real potions of heroism to the companions.\nIn a trance, Bruenor places his axe and shield into the forge and removes them, to find that they are magically enhanced.\nThey then head to the Forge Of Gauntlgrym.\nThe companions are only able to place nine of the ten summoning bowls as one alcove had been destroyed earlier.\nDuring the fighting, dwarves from Icewind Dale and Mirabar (who have also been visited by dwarf ghosts) arrive in another part of Gauntlgrym in order to help seal the primordial.\nFighting through waves of salamanders, the five companions begin to set the elemental bowls into the proper alcoves.\nMeanwhile, in order to contain the primordial, the five companions must strategically place 10 bowls that summon water elementals in various places throughout the city.\nValindra uses a magical scepter given to her by Sylora to summon Beealtimatuche, a pit fiend from the Nine Hells.\nSylora and Dor'crae enter along with a host of Ashmadai.\nThe primordial has attracted many minions from the Elemental Plane of Fire to fight off intruders, powerful salamanders and even a small red dragon.\nThe five enter Gauntlgrym whereupon Bruenor sits upon the dwarf king's throne and is enchanted with divine power and knowledge from the ancient dwarves.\nBarrabus also witnesses the fight and upon seeing Drizzt is overcome by emotion and retreats without having been seen by anyone.\nThis battle is observed by Dor'crae and Sylora who follow them.\nThey are attacked by a group of Ashmadai near the cave.\nThe five proceed to Gauntlygrym overland in search of a cave that will lead them down.\nJarlaxle, Athrogate, Dahlia, Bruenor, and Drizzt decide to travel to Gauntlgrym together in an attempt to stop the primordial and hopefully destroy the Dread Ring in the process.\nInstead, Dahlia uses the ring to fake her death.\nThe four of them beat back the attackers and Dahlia appears to be captured by Jarlaxle's 'wand of goo'.\nJarlaxle and Athrogate enter the fight.\nThere they are attacked by Ashmadai led by Dahlia.\nBruenor and Drizzt arrive at the Cutlass in Luskan.\nDahlia finds Jarlaxle and accepts a magic ring from him.\nDrizzt, correctly deducing who is behind this, leads Bruenor to Luskan in search of Jarlaxle.\nBruenor, deciding where to go next, is robbed of his maps in the woods by a drow elf.\nFinding the way blocked (the tunnels have collapsed), Dahlia seeks out Jarlaxle.\nDahlia also searches for a way to get back to Gauntlgrym and to seal off the primordial, hoping this will lead to her freedom from Sylora.\nJarlaxle learns that he will need a dwarf king in addition to other magical devices.\nJarlaxle meanwhile returns to Menzoberranzan to seek the help of his brother Gromph in sealing away the primordial.\nHe and Drizzt then take it upon themselves to seal the primordial.\nThey also inform Bruenor of the situation.\nEventually they arrive in Icewind Dale and cryptically inform the dwarves of their plight.\nThe ghost dwarves of Gauntlgrym, wanting to reseal the primordial, spread out across the land searching for Delzoun dwarves to help.\nJarlaxle and Athrogate continue to reside in Luskan, still seeking a way to avenge themselves for the events that occurred in Gauntlgrym 11 years before.\nFurther combat between the two is forgone as Dahlia discovers and joins ranks with an Ashmadai patrol group.\nDahlia takes to the trees for cover as Barrabus pursues but Barrabus uses Dahlia's own trick against her as he takes to the trees as well causing Dahlia to completely lose track of him.\nDahlia's unorthodox weapon grants her an advantage over Barrabus' two-handed style, yet it should be noted that Barrabus, even though at a disadvantage, is the one who forces Dahlia to go on the defensive multiple times and outright flee at one point as Barrabus increases the tempo of the combat, suggesting that Barrabus is actually the more skilled of the two combatants.\nDahlia and Barrabus fight each other in the woods to a standstill.\nDahlia is forced to serve Sylora and Barrabus hunts the Ashmadai with great success under orders from Herzgo.\nThe war between the Thayans, the Ashmadai, and the Netherese escalates.\nNew types of undead stalk the land.\nEleven years later in 1462 DR the Dread Ring has been completed thanks to the death and destruction caused by the primordial's rage.\nBarrabas is barely able to survive.\nVenting its rage against living beings, it targets Neverwinter and destroys the town.\nAt this moment the primordial that has been released causes a volcanic explosion.\nDrizzt and Bruenor still travel the country nearby.\nBarrabus plans to leave Neverwinter for Luskan.\nSylora then seeks out Dahlia and commands her to follow her and serve her under threat of death and Szass Tam's displeasure.\nJarlaxle, Athrogate, and Dahlia also make their way back to Luskan.\nDor'crae, Valindra, and Sylora make their escape.\nWhen this happens a fire primordial (ancient being of almost godlike power) is released.\nAthrogate is forced to the forge and, under the hypnotic powers of Dor'crae and Sylora, is coerced into believing that the Gauntlgrym ghosts want him to throw the lever that will activate the forge.\nWhile engaged with the bird men, Sylora arrives with some henchmen and proceeds to attack the party as well.\nThe party is attacked along the way by dire corbies.\nDor'crae uses a magical device that allows Sylora Salm to follow them from afar.\nTheir goal is the Forge of Gauntlgrym at the center of the city, reputed to have crafted the finest items in its day.\nThey encounter dwarf ghosts while there.\nThey find the place and are able to enter because of Athrogate's heritage as a Delzoun.\nDahlia, Dor'crae, Athrogate, Jarlaxle, and Valindra all head towards Gauntlgrym using the underground tunnels.\nHerzgo is at odds with the Red Wizards and the Ashmadai, and when he learns of their agents in Luskan he tells Barrabus to go investigate.\nDahlia realizes that she will need a Delzoun dwarf to access the dwarf kingdom and seeks out Athrogate and his drow friend Jarlaxle and convinces them to accompany her.\nDor'crae is sent to investigate and returns with news of Gauntlgrym's location.\nShe informs them that the magical disturbances Dahlia has been sent to investigate come from Gauntlgrym.\nWhile there, they meet the unstable lich Valindra Shadowmantle.\nDahlia and Dor'crae arrive in Luskan and enter the Illusk (undead section of Luskan).\nBarrabus is successful in getting the name of the bridge changed.\nThe magic attack causes Barrabus much pain.\nThe sword is called Claw and has a blood-red blade.\nWhen Barrabus shows disdain towards Herzgo, the assassin is punished by means of a magical tuning fork on the sword that Herzgo carries.\nHe then instructs Barrabus to convince the lord of the city to change the bridge's name.\nThe knife can hold and deliver poison with deadly accuracy.\nBarrabus is armed with a main-gauche and a magic knife.\nAlthough it is never mentioned, he bears a striking resemblance to Drizzt's former arch-rival Artemis Entreri.\nBarrabus is described as a dark-haired, dark-eyed, slight but muscular man.\nUpset that the city lord will not rename a bridge after him, he recalls his chief assassin Barrabus the Gray from his home in Memnon.\nHerzgo Alegni is in the city of Neverwinter working with the Netherese and opposing the Ashmadai.\nPwent, having reached an age where he is not as agile and mobile as he once was, reluctantly decides to stay in Icewind Dale when Drizzt and Bruenor take their leave.\nWhile visiting Clan Battlehammer, Bruenor (traveling under the alias Bonnego) decides to continue his search for more information to the location of Gauntlgrym.\nWhile searching for the lost kingdom in Ten-Towns and Icewind Dale, they investigate rumors of a sanctuary inhabited by a beautiful witch and a halfling caretaker.\nNanfoodle and Jessa stay with them for many years, but eventually die of old age.\nMeanwhile, Drizzt, Bruenor, and Pwent have continued to search for Gauntlgrym with no success.\nThis angers her rival Sylora Salm as she was also Themerelis' lover.\nBefore leaving on her mission, she kills her former lover Themerelis, a powerful ranger wielding a greatsword.\nEight are in her left ear to signify lovers she has murdered and one in her right ear for those who have so far escaped that fate.\nShe also wears diamond studs as a tribute to her lovers.\nIt also allows the owner to summon lightning during battle.\nThe break staff can be configured in many ways.\nThis is an eight-foot-long staff that can be broken into four two-foot sections attached by a chain.\nDahlia is an exceptionally talented warrior and uses the break staff weapon, Kozah's Needle.\nShe was raped by the barbarians and impregnated by the tiefling Herzgo Alegni and forced to bear his demon offspring which she killed soon after it was born while she was still a child herself.\nThere are several flashbacks of Dahlia as a child and the cruelties she suffered at the hands of Netherese barbarians and demons.\nShe is charged to go to Luskan in order to investigate possibilities.\nThis is an enchanted area that produces countless undead minions.\nDahlia has been charged by the Red Wizard of Thay lich Zulkir Szass Tam to go to create a Dread Ring.\nAndahar was a gift to Drizzt from the ruling council of Silverymoon for his work with both blade and diplomacy during the Third Orc War) 42 years later in the year 1451 DR the elf warrior Dahlia Sin'felle is engaged in a conversation with her vampire lover, Korvin Dor'crae.\n(Andahar is a magical unicorn that can be summoned much like Guenhwyvar, Athrogate's demon boar, or Jarlaxle's nightmare.\nDrizzt, Bruenor, Jessa, Nanfoodle, Pwent, Guenhwyvar, and Andahar then leave on their secret quest.\nIt is then revealed that Bruenor faked his death with the help of Nanfoodle and Jessa in order to continue his quest for Gauntlgrym while leaving Mithral Hall in Banak's good hands.\nThe ever-loyal Pwent replies that his life and his duty lie with his beloved king.\nDuring the fight, Drizzt, as well as a very-much alive Bruenor arrives; the latter demands of Pwent what he is doing here instead of at Banak's side.\nUpon finding the traitorous pair, he attempts to attack them for answers.\nPwent, distraught over the death of Bruenor, seeks out Nanfoodle and Jessa for answers in the hills outside of Mithral Hall.\nBanak Brawnanvil is named Eleventh King of Mithral Hall.\nBruenor drinks the ale and shortly after the entire population of Mithral Hall goes into mourning at the abrupt death of their king.\nThibbledorf Pwent the battlerager notices something amiss about Nanfoodle's behavior but cannot quite place it.\nNanfoodle poisons the king's ale.\nMeanwhile, Nanfoodle, the gnome inventor famous for his Moment of Elminister - a purposeful explosion that sent gas swarming to the surface during a vicious battle 40 years earlier - and Jessa Dribble-Obould, an orc, hatch a plan to poison Bruenor.\nAbove all, King Bruenor regrets never completing his quest to find the legendary home of the Delzoun dwarves, Gauntlgrym.\nObould II has inherited the Kingdom of Many-Arrows from his father Obould I, though he is not nearly as clever or as powerful as his father.\nThe signing of the Treaty of Garumn's Gorge has brought a lasting peace to the Silver Marches.\nIn a conversation with his dear friend Drizzt, Bruenor laments over all that has happened since those terrible events.\nWulfgar has returned to Icewind Dale and has decided to remain in those most dangerous of lands.\nBoth Companions of the Hall were lost to the deadly effects of the Spellplague.\nKing Bruenor Battlehammer, with Drizzt Do'Urden, sits on his throne and mourns over the loss of his friend Regis and his adoptive daughter Catti-brie nearly 24 years before.Gauntlgrym: Gauntlgrym begins in the year 1409, DR in the dwarven complex of Mithral Hall
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  He lingered in front of the mirror, admiring his new black weathercloak, its fabric satiny and shimmering, the interior of its stiff collar the most wondrous hue of bright red, matching the blade of his large sword and so beautifully complementing the long purple hair that flowed around his ramlike horns. The high collar diverted most of his hair so it wouldn't hang down his back, but rather flow out around his neck and over his muscular chest. He kept his leather vest partially untied, of course, to emphasize the rippling muscles of his massive torso.
  Appearance was important, the warrior knew, and Herzgo Alegni had never been one to shy from a mirror, in any case. He was the leader—intimidation worked in his favor, particularly when he planned to rendezvous with Barrabus the Gray. That one, Alegni did not trust. That one, above all others in his charge, he knew would one day try to kill him, and with good reason.
  The hard heels of his high black leather boots clicking loudly on the cobblestones, Herzgo Alegni strode from his house full of purpose and full of power that morning. He didn't even attempt to hide his obvious Netherese affiliation. There was no need to do so in Neverwinter any longer, for Alegni's expedition had been so successful already that none would dare move against the shades.
  The Lucky Drake was the newest building in Neverwinter, set up high on a hill overlooking the city and the thundering surf of the Sword Coast. Surveying the city from the porch of the inn, Alegni was reminded yet again of the vast expansion of Neverwinter in the past few decades, since the fall of Luskan to the pirate captains and the floundering of Port Llast. How many lived within the walls of Neverwinter, and just outside the city proper? Thirty thousand, perhaps?
  Despite their numbers, they were an unorganized bunch to be sure, with a feeble militia and a lord more concerned with his evenfeast than with protecting his city. For so long, Lord Hugo Babris had been secure in his position. With wild Luskan to the north, her rival pirates uniformly glad for the expanding buffer city, and mighty Waterdeep to the south, Neverwinter had enjoyed great security of late. No ships bent on attack would dodge the armada of Waterdeep, only to be raided by the many privateers running free along the coast north of that greatest of cities.
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conversations.value: Jarlaxle could only sigh and take it, for the wise old mage had of course guessed the truth of it. Jarlaxle had not told Kimmuriel or any of his lieutenants of Bregan D'aerthe, had told no one other than Gromph himself, what had transpired in.
  Jarlaxle didn't respond, but didn't turn to leave, even though Gromph lowered his eyes to the glass and parchment and resumed his work. Only after many heartbeats did the archmage look up again. "What is it?"
  Jarlaxle shrugged. "And when you're finished, I would have you expel Arklem Greeth from his phylactery, into a... separate place, that I might have control of the skull gem once more."
  Jarlaxle stared at the indomitable wizard for a few heartbeats, then tossed him the skull gem that he could begin a new round of interrogation.
  Gromph smiled as he watched the mercenary depart. He placed the skull gem off to the side of his desk and went back to his scribing.
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conversations.value: He stuttered as he tried to continue, when from out of a door in a small house behind Regis stepped another. Bruenor's jaw fell limp and he didn't even try to speak. His eyes welled with tears, for there stood his boy, Wulfgar, a young man once more, tall and strong.
  Those last words hit the dwarf like a thrown stone, for indeed, he had fallen, indeed, he was dead. And so were the two before him, in a place that so confused him—even more, for surely it was not the Halls of Moradin.
  He hardly noticed the growing sound of music behind him, but when he looked up, he saw Wulfgar looking past him, an enchanted expression on his face. Regis, too, stared over Bruenor's shoulder. The halfling motioned with his chin and Bruenor glanced around.
  And there she danced, his beloved daughter, dressed in a layered white gown of many folds and pretty lace, and with a black cape trailing her every twist and turn.
  For the first time in his long life, and his long life was no more, Bruenor Battlehammer fell to his knees, was literally knocked from his feet by overwhelming emotion. He put his face in his hands and he began to sob.