Prisoners of the Silvermine Mountains

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Prisoners of the Silvermine Mountains
Members	None
Former Members	Rufio Margaret O'Malley Trusty Neconni Khn'n-Rell Margot (Margret) Steve (Bill, Margret) Chimera Philhipé Rebooc Cain Merci McCoy Cooper Octivias Ladyir Rusty Gunter Unter Shaneil Rupert Unnamed Porc Others
Status	Destroyed
First Appearance	The Silvermine Mountains

The Prisoners of the Silvermine Mountains are a group of convicts captured by the Sunsword Family and their militarized force of Sun Cleric Elves. The are considered dangerous criminals and are housed in the Silvermine Mountains for various attacks against Elven Kind.

History

At an unknown point, the Sunsword Family started using the Silvermine Mountains to house dangerous criminals that have harmed Elven kind. They do this by either a show of force or by tricking their prey into giving up and entering willingly.

The Sunswords

At the end of the Sunswords campaign, the party completes their mission of transporting criminals to the mountain. But when Rebooc, Goggles, and Mormo spring into action and prevent Jakelad's porc army from storming the prison. Because of this Gwyneth grants the group their freedom, except for Rebooc, who simply crawls back into the cart, wishing to enter the mountain. During the battle however, Rufio stabs Gwyneth in the stomach, killing her unborn child. Kallark wishes to slay him, but Gwyneth talks him out of it and instead sees that he rot within the mine.

Notable Prisoners

Escaped Prisoners

• Rufio
• Margaret O'Malley
• Trusty Neconni
• Khn'n-Rell
• Margot (Margret)
• Steve (Bill, Margret)
• Unter

Deceased

• Shaneil
• Rupert

Status Unknown

• Chimera
• Philhipé
• Rebooc
• Cain
• Merci
• McCoy
• Cooper
• Octivias
• Ladyir
• Rusty
• Gunter

Trivia

• Elves do not put Goblins in the Silvermines, instead Elves simply kill Goblins. This is due to Elves viewing Goblins as lesser creatures.
  • However, the Silvermine Mountains did house Shaneil, a Gobolf. This may mean that Elves do view Gobolfs as people.