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After defeating the giant spiders and their swarms of young- you manage to cut through the webs and make your way out of the spider's lair. You are now entering the heart of the Gravenwood.
Here, the trees begin to take on the almost-white of birch, when you stumble across the most quiet part of the forest of all. Here, a great field of bones is strewn about this part of the forest in stillness. You can see from the shapes below these are the bones of elves- the graves of immortal creatures.
"Careful, these ones were not buried." One human party member starts up, but one of the elves shoots him down. For humans; restless spirits tend to start by the dead not being buried- but elves have no such issue. For elves, being left in the forest and returned to nature would be a proper burial. Grimbold finds this concerning- not a tomb, not even a humble stone sarcophagus?
While the threat of spirits and ghosts seems less now- the party still moves carefully. Then, something is found near the center of this great collection of dead. There is a small <span class="mu-s">instrument</span> made of bone, capped and banded with silver. The morbid instrument is instantly claimed by Benjamin.
Benjamin Bones now possesses the <span class="mu-s"><span class="mu-i">Ossic Harp</span></span>. During any combat, haunting, skill, obstacle, hazard or any other type of roll challenge- Benjamin can play music on the harp. Playing music <span class="mu-i">counts</span> as his action, but he can choose to stop playing at any point freely.
Whenever Benjamin plays the harp- he can choose from two songs. The songs have their effects even if the characters who act afterwards want them or not.
The <span class="mu-s">Uplifting</span> Song increases the roll of every character who goes after it by +3
The <span class="mu-s">Sorrowful</span> Song decreases the roll of every character who goes after it by -3
