While it starts with a serious tone it degrades into comedy when we get to the end, in other words, first you get invested in solving the mystery and then go lolwat at the end. I am not sure if one should add the ultimate-only Dalia quest to the legit lore of the world. So he would be mortal once and if he came from Cairn how would he end up in the war of the gods. Mogdrogen is a shape-shifter and since he is a ascendant. In my previous post i implied that there could been a connection to Mogdrogen and the Bane of-the Winter King. I think this is due Uroboruuk having fought the Chtonic and crippled their forces. Also the fact that there is lots of Aetherial activity and less or non Chtonic. I suppose that this could be the area or near the area seen in the Grim Misadventure #100: On the Horizon. Inform me of your success when it is complete.

Gather the sacrifices however you see fit either from refugees on the road, rover camps or chosen amongst your own Bloodbound. To bring forth a Harbinger, you will need the blood and lives of at least three men. A single Harbinger could wipe out all of the Aetherians in Wightmire and even take on Devil’s Crossing, which could serve as a stronghold for our order in this region. We have had great success recently in bringing forth more powerful servants of Ch’thon from the Void.

Though strong, loyal and ready to die in the name of Ch’thon, I believe you have insufficient Bloodbound to overcome the Aetherials’ presence. However, before that can happen, we must first secure Wightmire so that there are no enemies at our back Even now, we gather our forces in the hills above Burrwitch for an assault on the Village. The time has come to strike at our Aetherial nemesis in Wightmire. From the note Missive to Wightmire Bloodbound

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