Session 15 - Cells and Oozes at the Brewery
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Session 15

Cells and Oozes at the Brewery

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

The party secured the Crooked Coffin back-room fight, freed Se-Maut-Get, uncovered faction and price-investigation context, and triggered ooze attacks from foul beer vats.

Participants

Recap

The party finished clearing hostile forces in the Crooked Coffin back area, discovered detained witnesses and unusual zombie conditions, and then provoked a new threat while probing foul beer-production infrastructure.

Major Events

  • Finished the back-room fight from the prior session; no party deaths occurred.
  • Confirmed the environment remained extremely unsanitary (“something gross within”).
  • Found a prisoner in a rear cell: Se-Maut-Get.
  • Se-Maut-Get stated they came to visit their cousin and prior brewery owner, Ombteg.
  • Se-Maut-Get also stated they were investigating rising food prices.
  • Se-Maut-Get identified as affiliated with Celebrants.
  • The party released Se-Maut-Get from the cell.
  • In another nearby cell, several zombies were present (including one playing music).
  • Deeper in the area, the party found foul-smelling beer vats.
  • Namerton was sent to investigate the vats, after which oozes emerged and attacked.

NPCs and Factions Mentioned

  • Namerton - Sent to inspect vats before ooze emergence.
  • Se-Maut-Get - Freed prisoner tied to Ombteg and food-price investigation.
  • Ombteg - Named as cousin of Se-Maut-Get and previous brewery owner.
  • Celebrants - Se-Maut-Get identified as working for this faction.

Important Context

  • Crooked Coffin operations may be connected to both factional intelligence gathering and food-market disruption.
  • The state of the vats suggests contamination risk beyond normal spoilage.

Unresolved Threads

  • Identify source and purpose of the oozes in brewery infrastructure.
  • Verify Se-Maut-Get’s full reliability and objectives.
  • Confirm Ombteg’s status and role in ownership transfer history.
  • Determine how brewery issues tie into broader food-price instability.