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In Case of Death...
In Case of Death... is a quest given when Gale first dies. A magical projection of Gale appears to warn you "many lives" depend on his return within two days. It would be in your best interest to revive him sooner rather than later.
Warning: On the third Long Rest after Gale dies, there will be a special Game Over.
Objectives[edit | edit source]
Walkthrough[edit | edit source]
If Gale should die for any reason, then you'll see his body start to release Necrotic damage to anyone nearby. After combat ends you'll see a magical projection of Gale pop up and convince you to resurrect him within three days. To do so he tells you a rather elaborate procedure for summoning up a
Scroll of True Resurrection he has prepared.
It's not necessary to obtain or use this scroll, as any resurrection method (including Scrolls of Revivify) will satisfy the quest. However, unlike Revivify, the True Resurrection scroll will resurrect any party member with all their hitpoints.
To get the scroll the following steps are to be made:
- Grabbing
Gale's Pouch off his corpse
- Pulling the purple thread in a counter clockwise fashion
- Taking the flute and play the notes D-E-A-D
- Addressing the Magma Mephit with "K'ha'ssji'trach'ash" and hand over Gale's letter
Ta-dah! The scroll is there. It can be used to resurrect Gale or for some other occasion. In the latter case Gale must be resurrected by some other way.
The only way to botch the protocol completely is to pulling all the threads in the second step and continuing to do so after a warning; the pouch will disappear and Gale has to be resurrected the old-fashioned way. Other errors will simply allow the party to try again.
Once Gale's back among the living, a Persuasion (DC 10) or Intimidation (DC 12) Check will get Gale to open up a bit more about what just happened, but he'll still remain tight-lipped about key details. Refusing to press him after succeeding the check will grant some approval. Quest complete.
Reward[edit | edit source]
Scroll of True Resurrection, if Gale's protocol was followed