The Old Lands party descends into Astaroth’s voidglass cocoon, only to confront Kalé’s Fragment—a shard of the mad Nephalem who once shattered Delvahrum. A brutal battle of memory and identity ensues, with Oberyn binding the fragment into his cursed blade. Through deception and a miracle of unbinding, the adventurers free Astaroth and Kalé’s from divine chains and win his alliance. The dragon’s hoard yields treasures beyond imagining—three Beherits, a Cipher’s twin in disguise, and even a Godseye. With Basil’s wish, fate itself bends… and the Stormbreaker crew gains the fire of immortals.

The Clone Vaults erupted into chaos as the party faced a possessed Nephal experiment, a brain in a jar, and a mob of intellect devourers. Oberyn’s beherit-forged blade claimed the Nephal’s soul, unveiling the tragic work of the Flesh Cantor, Thaddeus R’yvel. Loot in hand, the crew stumbled into a magical painting and a deadly time loop, breaking it with sharp tongues and sharper wit—earning Stevia a (reusable) scroll capable of casting epic magic in an instant. Slipping past Astaroth’s scent wards (with the help of some very on-brand “dragon deodorant”), the party reached the dragon’s lair… and the fragment of Kalé’s tormented soul he guards.

Caption: Session 16 – Descent into the Maw In the voidglass ruins of Ca’nip, the Old Lands party braved flesh-lined tunnels, tricked a corpse-harvesting construct, and met Basil—a Black Church member lost for centuries. Stevia’s bagpipes brought a moon-faced giant to tears (and 20,000 robots to their feet), while Ferdinand the Battle Goose made his Ca’nip debut. Now, Oberyn stands alone as a half-formed Nephilim charges…