And with a set of dice rolls that all rolled the same result, (no seriously go look at the previous rolls they all rolled 13, literal in a million chance.) it is now time for some H I G H D R A M A
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Nevertheless, you found his celebration at a feast in the closest castle to be a boring affair, you found your host boorish, and you couldn't even see your sister or brother-in-law, for they were still at the capital. Afterwards, Wladislaw formally released most of you from your obligations, for you had fulfilled them; the clean-up could be done by the Mozolavians themselves.

You returned home once more, crossing the new bridges, which cut travel time significantly. All in all, you found this Mozolavian adventure a waste of your time; your opinion of the new king was now soured, though you did keep hope that he might mature one day.

With the war over, you quietly resumed your domestic life as it was. In spite of trying, the prospect of a son remained as elusive as ever. Though that concern suddenly started to be small compared to what would come next, a great heatwave fell over Greifswald; most stayed indoors, on occasion horses and mules collapsed from the heat, and there were several outbreaks of disease.

But worst of all, King Dietrich had fallen ill as well. Unlike the illness from last winter, this one is far, far more serious. The physicians had thought it was pneumonia. And he coughed violently, struggling to catch his breath as his condition continued to deteriorate rapidly.

For Dietrich to make a full recovery, you shall need at least three successes with the 1d100 dice [DC 30] No success means he will succumb to the disease, while one success will mean he will struggle on for a bit more, while two successes will raise the DC slightly for the next time it's tested.