Repairing Baggoth's Wall

Baggoth's Wall has stood through more Dragonmaw assaults than I care to count. But stone doesn't mend itself, and after years of siege and neglect? she's beginning to give.

Cracks run along the battlements, mortar has crumbled, and I've seen a goblin cannonball punch straight through one of the parapets. And to make things worse, stone shipments from the south are delayed?as always.

But the Reaches have always been built on bones of the past. Ruins of old dwarven strongholds and watchposts lie scattered across the region, their bricks still strong beneath moss and mud. With some work, they'll serve just fine to patch the wall.

Find any sturdy bricks or carved stones you can. Old ruins, abandoned outposts, even collapsed keeps?gather whatever can be repurposed. Every stone you bring helps keep Dragonmaw blades out of Dun Kithas.

There's rubble and ruin aplenty out there. We just need to be smart enough to use it.

<Mountaineer Lightboots taps one of the bricks, nodding in approval.>

Solid stone? good heft to it. These will hold, once the masons get their hands on ?em.

Well done, <race>. You've helped hold the line?for now. May the wall stand a little longer thanks to your effort.