Location: Frozen Lake
Rumors
- North of Myeve, near a mountain, there is a frozen body of water where dwarves and kobolds have been seen digging in the ice together. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- Something beneath the ice can bend minds. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- Those working there may not be acting of their own free will. 2022-02-02 Session 1
What is Known
- Frozen Lake is a body of frozen water north of Myeve near a mountain. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- Dwarves and kobolds were both present there, working together to dig through the ice. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- A giant three-eyed creature was seen beneath the ice. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- The creature was later thought to likely be an aboleth. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- Those working at the site appeared weak and damaged. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- Their feet showed signs of frost burn. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- It seemed they may not have wanted to fight, but were unable to resist the will of the thing beneath the ice. 2022-02-02 Session 1
History
- During the events of the 2022-02-02 Session 1 report, the party traveled from Myeve to investigate reports of dwarves and kobolds digging together in the frozen lake. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- When members of the party approached, something beneath the ice attempted to control their minds. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- A fight broke out with the dwarves and kobolds at the site. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- After the conflict, the party captured one kobold and returned to town with the prisoner. 2022-02-02 Session 1
- John Harrison later suggested the creature beneath the ice was likely an aboleth. 2022-02-02 Session 1
People
John Harrison
- Suggested the creature beneath the ice was likely an aboleth 2022-02-02 Session 1
Loose Threads
- What exactly lies beneath the ice? 2022-02-02 Session 1
- How long have the dwarves and kobolds been under its influence? 2022-02-02 Session 1
- Why was the creature making them dig? 2022-02-02 Session 1
- What would be revealed if the lake were fully opened? 2022-02-02 Session 1
- What will the captured kobold reveal? 2022-02-02 Session 1