[] [Candlekeep]
The city of knowledge. All sorts of bestiaries lie there. Perhaps you could find an origin. Also rather bookish wizards… one can hope she doesn't set fire to anything particularly dangerous and ancient.
Nope. We will not take the person whose tail is permanently
on fire to a city full of books and ancient knowledge written in flammable material.
The historian in me would rather lose half my liver. So no.
Also, while there would be knowledge of bestiaries there it would be knowledge of the beasts of Faerun, which might not always translate to knowledge of the monster girls and their problems/needs/habits/etc.
A salamander and a monster girl salamander, might be similar, but they are not the same. What works for one, might actually have the opposite effect on the other, so I'd rather go in without faulty expectations, and ask her directly when in doubt about something.
And what do you all mean you want to find a nerd-type next you've barely met this one what
[] [Waterdeep]
City of sailors and merchants. Those in that city had traveled to shores even beyond your knowledge, they may know of her species. It was also a city of tricks and dirty plays… one might expect she may set some poor thief on fire.
In the last campaign I watched that took place there, Waterdeep has a magic barrier over it that ah, would it be spoilers to say what (I think) it does
@Erien? Actually is the barrier there at this time? Suffice to say the barrier may react somehow to her if it's there, considering it was made to prevent dragons from entering Waterdeep nilly-willy and stuff.
OH, and the Drow Mafia are there too, I think.
[X] [Silverymoon]
The city of magic. Perhaps you could get to the bottom of this 'teleportation' she was subjected to. It was also a city of spectacle and nature… one can only pray she doesn't set fire to the invisible bridge.
I like this one the most for a bunch of reasons.
For example, she's an alien to Faerun's dimension, is magic in her dimension different from the one she's now inhabiting? If so, how is she adapting to Faenor's magic? I assume it's not going to be bad for her health, but I'd like to find out, it sounds like it could be neat if nothing else.
The Temple of Sune where Baeran was raised, is there too. In fact, Silverymoon is his hometown and the place he probably knows the most about and has the most connections in by dint of growing up there. I hope that translates into more opportunities to get the salamander to someone who could help her. Or at least make her status as an inter-dimensional traveller known to her.
Also, if the salamander still wants to be a paladin, maybe she can actually learn what
that is about there, and maybe learn some compassion and empathy, and that stealing from farmers is regularly a bad thing while she's at it.
She has a "might makes right" mentality at the moment, that is not really conducive to people
not getting stabbed. So uh, yeah.
I mean, the quest is called Sune's Solution, there's a temple of Sune there...
This has nothing to do with the fact I want Baeran to go back to his hometown and have a wholesome, heartfelt reunion with whatever adopted family he has at the temple, and all his friends that he left there, not at all.