The Lost Mansions of House Vhalek: Ash, Glass, and Thorn (imported) Supplemental
Pathfinder Second Edition

Snapshot · Nov 1, 2026, 3:11 AM

  • The Lost Mansions of House Vhalek: Ash, Glass, and Thorn (imported)
    • Reference
      • folderAuginford
        • mapAuginford — Village Map with Shops
        • shopAuginford — Riverbend Provisions
        • shopAuginford — Bridgewatch Smithy
        • shopAuginford — Lantern & Ledger
        • articleAuginford — Chapel of the Quiet Flame
        • articleAuginford — Brother Trenenzo Mollipit, Cleric
        • articleAuginford — Brickomer Melathorn, the Town Wizard
        • articleAuginford — The Village Green
        • articleAuginford — River Landing
        • articleAuginford — South Road Waystone
        • articleAuginford — The River Watchhouse
        • articleAuginford — The Crooked Eel
        • articleAuginford — Riverside Docks
        • articleAuginford — The Old South Road
        • articleThe Uskwood Edge
      • folderMonsters
        • monster block2× Electric Eel
        • monster blockDrowned Ash Guardian
        • monster block2× Lava Otter
        • monster block2× Animated Coal
        • monster block2× Sootbound Custodian
        • monster blockAshvine Guardian
        • monster block2× Elegecide
        • monster blockEmber Fox
        • monster blockAir Mephit
        • monster block2× Air Wisp
        • monster blockAir Scamp
        • monster blockSmoke Mosquito

Auginford — Brother Trenenzo Mollipit, Cleric

Auginford · Cleric · Chapel of the Quiet Flame

Brother Trenenzo Mollipit

Brother Trenenzo wears a smoke-blue mantle over work clothes and keeps his sleeves rolled for washing wounds. He speaks softly, but her attention never leaves the person in front of her.

Role: village cleric, healer, keeper of the chapel archive, and protector of travelers who leave by the old south road.

Personality: patient, observant, and difficult to impress. Trenenzo dislikes melodrama but takes promises seriously.

What he can do

  • Provide the chapel’s prayer, first-aid, remembrance, and road-blessing services.
  • Identify common religious symbols, funeral customs, and signs of desecration.
  • Offer a modest healing spell when the party has earned his trust.
  • Point the party toward the village records and the old road’s three-house waystone.

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