Gameplay - The Dragon Who Took Too Little

Ruby pummels the remaining hobgoblin, and he drops to ground with a satisfying crunch.

Combat is over.

The fallen have all been stabilized.

OOC:

Wait a minute, I just remembered I already healed Hasan with Lay On Hands. Same with Trev. So who else needs tending? Iathos already self-stabilized.

You could take a short rest, however, for Iathos who is unconscious and stable, he would get no benefit from a short rest. He will gain 1 hit point after 1d4 hours, after which he could take a short rest.

What do you do?

You bind the one hobgoblin (stabilized and unconscious). Leaving Iathos to freeze in the dirt until he gets with the program is decides to get better on his own, you begin looting the place.

From the three bush-based hobgoblins, they are each wearing steel breastplates emblazoned with a pair of crossed axes. They also have hand axes (2 each), shields, and longswords. All of their equipment is well maintained. They each have small parcels of food, waterskins, and personal pouches that have four square, gold coins with the same crossed axe sigil.

The knight was wearing a suit of lamellar armor (same stats as Scale Armor), which is made from small enameled, rectangular plates of iron laced into rows. He carries a very fine, curved sword with a razor sharp edge despite Trev's best efforts to bravely dull it with his own body. He has a dozen of these square gold coins, and similar other provisions (food, skin, shield, hand axes).

The farmhouse is empty, and thoroughly looted. The hobgoblin appear to have been camping inside, but have left it fairly orderly.