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Adventure Title
CCC-DC-POA-MDV01 Haven (Isn't too far Away)
CCC-DC-POA-MDV01 Haven (Isn't too far Away)
Session
1
1
Date Played
2025-01-08 23:00:00 UTC
2025-01-08 23:00:00 UTC
Levels Gained
GP +/-
40
40
Downtime +/-
10.0
10.0
Location Played
Discord
Discord
DM Name
Johnny Smith
Johnny Smith
DM DCI Number
#9845
#9845
Notes
+Chwinga Toboggan (Spell Scroll of Snilloc's Snowball Swarm): This scroll appears a made of a translucent, flimsy material that gives the appearance of ice. It is cold to the touch. Two durable, vine-like cords at one end of the scroll allow it to be rolled and tied shut. Carved into the inside of its icy surface are runes that release the spell. Once cast, the scroll explodes into a harmless poof of snow powder and its caster hears a playful-like chanting of, Chwinga! Chwinga!
+Chwinga Toboggan (Spell Scroll of Snilloc's Snowball Swarm): This scroll appears a made of a translucent, flimsy material that gives the appearance of ice. It is cold to the touch. Two durable, vine-like cords at one end of the scroll allow it to be rolled and tied shut. Carved into the inside of its icy surface are runes that release the spell. Once cast, the scroll explodes into a harmless poof of snow powder and its caster hears a playful-like chanting of, Chwinga! Chwinga!
Magic Items
| Name | Rarity | Location | Table | Result | Counts? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Goodmun’s Book (Enduring Spellbook) | Common | false | |||
| This book’s covers are tropical tree wood, wrapped in large, deep-green leaves and bound with twine-like jungle vine. Its spine gives off a fruitful aroma. While open, an illusory infestation of fruit grub crawl from its spine to linger about the tome’s cover. Most of its pages are empty. The first few pages contain writings and drawings that tell the story of its original owner, O-Jonnih, a devoted follower of Jannath (Chauntea). Drawings depict Goodmunn’s journey from Chult to the Icewind Dale, how the chwinga came to be in his company, his divine mission and the magics stones that would bring them back home. Goodmunn’s last writings contain his last revelations of the chwinga: One- While chwinga have no language, he discovered that chanting, “CHWINGA” once meant, “Good, Hi”, twice meant, “Good, Bye” and three times meant, “HELP, PLEASE!”. Two- An effort to translate this chanting with Common tongue phonetics (it appears that O-Jonnih Goodmunn never completed; but adventurers might). | |||||