Editing Drake's Company (section)

===The Tomb of Moving Stones===
Having heard rumors of strange masked figures sneaking about at night, they investigated and found a hidden tunnel that led to an old dwarven complex beneath the village. After narrowly avoiding a trap and being attacked by a half-orc, they found a young boy with several heavy stones carefully piled on top of him to hold him in place without breaking any bones. He explained that he was being punished by his father, a member of a group known as "the Believers," for failing to deliver a message. He further explained that the Believers were a secret group of the most important people in town. Incensed at the boy's treatment, Drake led them deeper into the complex where they found a chamber filled with old bones and even a few fresh corpses with a triangular symbol carved into their foreheads; Ru Bae Ya recognized it as belonging to the [[primordial]] [[Ogrémoch]]. Proceeding deeper in they found a petrified dwarf around whom a number of offerings had been left. Among them was a magic dagger decorated in star motifs; Lafiel took it for herself, leaving behind what she judged suitable recompense in its place.

Eventually they arrived at a door with an old man seated in front. When confronted he begged for mercy, explaining that he the "great stones" behind the door would move from time to time and that for generations the Believers had divined portents from their movements and used them to guide the village. The group's interest was piqued when he mentioned the recent arrival of an "earth priest" who helped them understand more about the stones. Within the chamber they found several large stone monoliths throughout the room, guarded by a man wearing stone armor and robes made from fired clay tiles. The man attacked them along with several guards whose armor was imprinted with Ogrémoch's symbol. During their fight, they discovered that the floor was enchanted to cause the monoliths to levitate slightly. After killing them, they found some metal bars stamped with the symbol of [[Korthaz]] that could only have been stolen. When they returned to the village, they revealed the existence of the Believers and the names that the boy and the old man had given them. Several prominent villagers were arrested, some of whom ultimately confessed to having helped the earth priest hide the bodies of his victims.