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=== Resurrection and Repast === After the resurrection of Gokher Wraitharm in return for the sacrifice of [[Baldur Garrick]] in the Abbey of St. Markovia, Strahd invited the Lightbringers to dinner in Castle Ravenloft as an apology for his earlier lie and his emotional outburst in Krezk. Strahd provided travel in the form of his driverless carriage, bringing the group first to their treehouse abode to collect Donavich and then to Castle Ravenloft. During the dinner, Strahd invited the group to formally introduce themselves and made conversation over delicious food. The conversation eventually turned to their conflict, where Strahd formally swore to take all that the group loved from them as compensation for Ireena's disappearance in Krezk. Strahd allowed the group to explore the upper floors of his castle, but forbade entry to the lower levels. During the exploration, a conflict between Strahd and the group erupted, which Strahd used to extract information from Gokher Wraitharm on the Martikov family. As the group were leaving the castle Strahd informed them of his knowledge of the location of [[Errich Leagallow]], allowing the group to choose between saving the Martikovs and Vallaki from his army's assault, or saving Errich from a fate worse than death.
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