Book 5 Aftermath

O.k, I was hard at work over this since the session finished, so I'm posting a link to what I have so far. I dramatised it a little cos it makes for better reading, but if anyone wants to add or delete something they are welcome to it, anyone with the link can read and edit it so go nuts.

Here is the link: docs.google.com/document/d/1c1qkM-09GSfpBtGFXnH6MbZ2mfjrvHMzg1yCymaScMY/edit

Okay, I'm rested, so let's get to the real aftermath!

I talked with AG, and he will take on the mantle of Iomedae's Herald while the HAnd is resting up. He gains some neat SLAs, and chooses Mortal Herald as his apth ability. Also a +4 sacred bonus to an ability score. Hey, this is by-the-book!

Each of you (the main characters, NOT cohorts) gets a reward as well! Sorry Salvatore, your reward was becoming Iomedae's Herald for a time. Enjoy it while you can!

Divine Intervention: Rather than an immediate reward,
the PC can request divine intervention as a future favor. At
any one point after choosing this reward, the PC can call
upon Iomedae as a free action that may be made outside
of the player’s normal turn in order to prevent a sudden
death or other cataclysmic event from causing significant
pain or ruin upon himself or another PC. The exact nature
of how Iomedae’s intervention manifests when this favor is
called upon is left to you, but you should strive to make it
a memorable event!

Gift: Iomedae can grant a gift of a single magical item
to a PC. This item can be anything that costs no more
than 50,000 gp, but it can be any item the PC wishes it
to be, including a new item the PC designs there on the
spot. Of course, you as the GM get final say over whether
or not Iomedae will grant the item in question!

Miracle: If none of the above rewards appeal to the PCs,
Iomedae can simply grant a no-strings-attached miracle.
This miracle can accomplish anything that spell or a wish
can do, but costs the PCs no gold—the effects are, after
all, divinely granted.

Ability Score Bonus: +5 to an ability score with no inherent bonuses already

As for loot:

Alderpash's loot all fell in the tar, but you were able to recover the staff of evocation (10 charges), some ioun stones (dusty rose prism, pale green prism, pale lavender [can absorb 20 spell levels]), and a ring of protection +5.

Herald and Ylleshka's loot are listed in their statblocks, as is Titus'.

Baphomet had a scroll of mage's disjunction on him; he used all his other scrolls in prepping all the obstacles you decided to blow away.

Svendack's loot:

Combat Gear scrolls of heal (2); Other Gear elven chain
chainmail, +1 dancing glaive, belt of physical perfection +4,
headband of inspired wisdom +6, mythic amulet of the
Abyss (see page 63), ring of invisibility, diamond dust
worth 500 gp (for stoneskin), planar tuning fork attuned to
Ineluctable Prison worth 5,000 gp, reliquary worth 1,000 gp
(focus for unholy aura), unholy symbol of Baphomet worth
500 gp, 92 gp

And I think that's all the loot? Tell me if I missed somebody.

[14:43] <+Adrasteia> oh oh oh
[14:43] <+Adrasteia> I'll get a favour from Iomadea
[14:43] <+Adrasteia> Iomedae*
[14:43] <+Adrasteia> and tie it into her desire to pass the starstone

Noting this down before I forget

Want Miracle to give Dizzy Good subtype; remove evil subtype.

FUCK YOU ERROR FOR DELETING MY POST

I'll make it shorter this time

A mythic nalfeshnee had a bigass sword, a Huge +5 golden greatsword that is worth 50k in total, yes this is from the book

There was a linnorm and his loot is:
The linnorm’s hoard sprawls on the
southwestern portion of the beach of powdered bone,
on full display. The mound of treasure includes 830,000
cp, 124,000 sp, 39,400 gp, 2,150 pp, hundreds of pounds
of acid-pitted mundane weapons and armor, the outfit of
a dwarven king (worth 3,500 gp), a gem-studded unicorn
horn (worth 6,000 gp), a pickled quasit in a jar, a +4 mithral
buckler, a +3 anarchic greataxe, a dagger of venom, a rapier of
puncturing, a +2 disrupting warhammer (this weapon belonged
to the deva Malaika—see area H3), a ring of protection +4, a
wand of stoneskin (20 charges), a robe of scintillating colors, a
rod of security, a set of bracers of mightMA, a noose of terminal
embrace (see page 63), and a torc of the heavensMA.

There was the old Ivory Hunter, a mythic half-fiend minotaur, and his loot is:
Other Gear +5 mithral full plate, +5 battleaxe, amulet of natural armor +1, belt of
mighty constitution +6, headband of alluring charisma +2, pauldrons of unflinching
fortitude +3MA, silver unholy symbol of Baphomet worth 25 gp

Alderpash's loot in his room:
With a successful DC 35 Knowledge (history)
check, a character recognizes that the tapestries along
the east wall as depict the skyline of the city of Xin-
Bakrakhan, the capital city of the runelords of wrath in
Thassilon. There are 10 immense tapestries in all; each
weighs 25 pounds and is worth 1,000 gp. The books to the
west cover a vast collection of topics about the history of
the Inner Sea region over the past 10,000 years—regular
deliveries by bribed demodands have helped Alderpash
keep up to date on the world. He took some measure of
delight in learning of Earthfall and of his escape from
that event, yet in the centuries since then, this delight has
faded, and the ex-runelord now wonders whether in fact he
might have had the worse end of that deal by spending the
last 10 millennia here in prison. In any event, a successful
DC 30 Perception check enables a character to sift out the
best and rarest books, a collection that weighs 120 pounds
but is worth 9,000 gp in all.

Alderpash/Baphomet have a big-ass collection of scrolls, but I'll leave you guys to sort it out - treat it as 50k worth of liquid assets that can only be spent on scrolls.

And you find the equivalent of 500k worth of liquid assets in the tower