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Temple Ironhoof
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Companion expert / Astrid's sister
Is referenced out of scene as Astrid's sister and a person who helps with companion-type creatures, formerly called critters.
Status: Temple Ironhoof companion role clarified
Knowledge: Players know future animal/monster companion hooks have a likely expert contact.
Critterologist / empowered-animal researcher
Explains empowered animals, including cows learning pyrokinesis and ducks that might someday cast lightning.
Status: Critter advancement becomes in-world science
Knowledge: Players know animal companions can potentially learn and level powers.
Astrid’s sister / critterologist / gate contact
Comes out at Bearfell, recognizes Jonah by reputation, revives Evan, and watches him flee by Dimension Door.
Status: Temple Ironhoof and Bearfell enter road arc
Knowledge: Players know Temple is Astrid’s centaur sister and a prize-winning critterologist.
Act 5, Episode 2, Scene 6
2025-11-20 / Bearfell gate
At Bearfell, Temple Ironhoof revives Evan, confirms the fake potion scam, and watches Evan flee after seeing Dhaz again.
Act 5, Episode 2, Scene 7
2025-11-20 / Bearfell gate
Temple explains empowered animal research, including critters that can learn and level powers like pyrokinesis or lightning.
Wondrous Item / Treasure / Holy Water Flasks
Treasure container holding two standard holy water flasks. Each flask may be used as normal holy water: as an action, splash onto a creature within 5 ft or throw up to 20 ft, shattering on impact; make a ranged attack against a target creature, treating the holy water as an improvised weapon. If the target is a fiend or undead, it takes 2d6 radiant damage. The ornate sealed steel flasks and wax seals account for any value beyond the 25 gp holy water contents.
Wondrous Item / Treasure / Temple Candles
Six giant temple candles. Each candle is 6 ft tall, 1 ft thick, weighs 100 lb, and is made of fine white wax rolled in gold dust and set with emeralds. As treasure, each candle is worth 320 gp if sold intact. As ritual components, lighting one candle during a consecration, funeral, exorcism, or temple restoration grants advantage on one Religion check made during that ritual. A candle burns for 8 hours and is consumed after one such ritual use.
At Bearfell, Temple Ironhoof revives Evan, confirms the fake potion scam, and watches Evan flee after seeing Dhaz again.
storyTemple explains empowered animal research, including critters that can learn and level powers like pyrokinesis or lightning.
itemTreasure container holding two standard holy water flasks. Each flask may be used as normal holy water: as an action, splash onto a creature within 5 ft or throw up to 20 ft, shattering on impact; make a ranged attack against a target creature, treating the holy water as an improvised weapon. If the target is a fiend or undead, it takes 2d6 radiant damage. The ornate sealed steel flasks and wax seals account for any value beyond the 25 gp holy water contents.
itemSix giant temple candles. Each candle is 6 ft tall, 1 ft thick, weighs 100 lb, and is made of fine white wax rolled in gold dust and set with emeralds. As treasure, each candle is worth 320 gp if sold intact. As ritual components, lighting one candle during a consecration, funeral, exorcism, or temple restoration grants advantage on one Religion check made during that ritual. A candle burns for 8 hours and is consumed after one such ritual use.
Hidden until revealed.