Table of Contents

Introduction

Seostria is a campaign setting that I have developed alongside the game "Scourge". Most of Scourge is believed to be set in Seostria, so a lot of it's item descriptions, perks, spell descriptions, etc. are all set as if they where in Seostria. However this does not mean that Scourge can not be played in other settings. This campaign and setting was just made to accompany the game, so that it's not all by itself.

Seostria is a large island, where the player starts in. In Seostria, there are four lords, named Pegrim the Knight, Qip the Mage, Father Donald, and Hisud the Thief. These four lords fight off something known as The Scourge. At the time that the campaign is set, the Four Lords have fought off The Scourge for as long as they can remember. It is an annual thing, happening every year. Around the Winter months, this event is celebrated as a holiday around the island. However, when this campaign is set, after the Scourge is defeated, the Lords all disappear.

Monsterfolk

Seostria used to be inhabited by strictly humans. Whilst other races do exist outside of Seostria, they had not migrated to the island at the time. Once the Scourge, and thus, Mana, perpetuated through Seostria, some people's bodies began to change and morph. The Scourge used these morphed bodies as soldiers in his army, as he had an innate control over their will. However, once the Scourge was defeated, Monsterfolk lived in and out of human society commonly, some making their own cities dubbed "Monster Tribes". The largest of which is known as Slough Dough, a city comprised completely of cake people. The city of Slough Dough rivals most human cities in size, only beaten by Baldor and Redwater, the twin capitals of Seostria.

The following monsterfolk exist in Seostria:

Monsterfolk Breeding

Monsterfolk originate from two places. Either they are infected through the mana plague, or they are birthed from monsterfolk. Monsterfolk are all compatible with each other, and even have heat cycles related to one another, but are not compatible with other types of monsterfolk (unless specified). There are some exceptions to this rule. Kobolds are able to breed with Dracons, for example.

Some monsterfolk breed in asexual ways. Florgae, for example, can breed both sexually and asexually, able to impregnate their own seeds, or spread spores for other's.

A Mage At Tendriths

World Concepts

Gods

The gods of Seostria are as follows:

God Name	Portfolio
Don'Ogog	Fire, Sunlight, Earth
Rhyke	Water, Oceans, Storms
Kore	Lightning, Ideals, Passion
Ameer	Iron, Truth, Law
Cxuilax	Ice, Emptiness, Winter
Vhexa	Sickness, Blight, Rebirth
Nihl	Poison, Acid, Cowardice
Hijra	Crystals, Magic, Knowledge
Halflight	Light, Protection, Combat

Don'Ogog and Rhyke

Seostria's creation myth starts with these two gods, the god of the ocean and the god of land. Don'Ogog was always represented as a large salamander, and Rhyke as a giant whale. According to legend, the two primordial beasts fought each other for so long that their elements collided and created Seostria. According to legend, the two gods have gone into a long slumber, awaiting for their artifacts to be found so they may be awoken from their slumber.

Kore, Ameer, and Cxuilax

The three draconic gods, Kore represents Ideals, Ameer represents Truth, and Xcuilax represents Emptiness. The three gods have always been shown together as a form of balance. Each of the three gods are said to sleep at the two tallest mountains, and the deepest pit in Seostria. According to legend, the three gods will be awoken once a worthy creature is able to best them in battle.

Vhexa

Vhexa is an elder god worshiped by Swamp Pyromancers. He is the god of sickness and blight. It is said that long ago, his avatar was trapped in an ancient tomb far away in the swamp. However, Vhexa has been awoken recently, and is wreaking havoc on Seostria.

Nihl

A god who serves under Vhexa, Nihl is always shown as a great jellyfish. It is said that Nihl feeds off of corruption and death. Where there is an abundance of those two things, there is Nihl.

Hijra

Another ancient evil, like Vhexa. Hijra is the elder god of magic. When the Scourge rose in Seostria, Hijra was summoned to the island from the immense burst of magical energy.

Halflight

The newest god in Seostria's Pantheon, Halflight in known as the grand protector and paladin of The Old Church of Light. Halflight is known as "The One Who Returned", after he made a pilgrimage to The Blight in search of a way to defeat Vhexa. The miracles of his story tell that Halflight was the only Bright Guard who returned from The Blight.

Old Depiction of Halflight, The One Who Returned

Major Groups & Organizations

Old Church of Light

Leader: Gervais "Donald" Bandini

The Old Church of Light is historically Seostria's first church. The congress emerged after Vhexa was released from his tomb. The church was constructed to be a place of health, where the Paladins would be able to heal, tend to, and hopefully cure The Crimson Rot. The Old Church of Light had a number of ranks to their Paladins, the highest being a Bright Guard. The group is mostly dissolved, however, lost to time.

Onscen Corporation

Leader: Kyoko Silje

A military group that has it's routes in deep Rederium, a far off land from Seostira, Onscen has been in Seostria ever since the first pilgrimages. Their leader, Kyoko, believes that Vhexa is causing plague on the land due to the betrayal of the god Nihl, and that to stop The Crimson Rot, they must appease Nihl.

Red Whale Pirates

Leader: Captain Sergi Okamoto; "Ember"

The Red Whale Pirates are a collective of 16 different ships all flying one flag. Their main goals are to disassemble the monarchy that Seostria follows, and remove The Four Lords from power. They believe that power should be placed in the hands of those who live in the land, not by different lords. Recently, they have been employed by a Fire Elemental known as "Ember". Unknown to Captain Sergi and his crew, Ember plans to ignite the entire world, and is using the pirates to forward his goal.

Swamp Pyromancers

Leader: Kiln'Ra

A group of relatively un-organized communities, the Swamp Pyromancers are a religious order that both worships and fights against Vhexa. They live mostly in The Scarlet Lake, but some venture outwards to spread their word. Their leader, a crow named Kiln'Ra, is supposedly the most powerful Pyromancer on the entire island. However, he has been missing ever since the 4 lords disappeared.

Ulderith Goods

Leader: Hans "Thorn" Thorley

A relatively new corporation formed by Chairman Thorn, Ulderith's goals are to connect Seostria in a wide network to improve trade, travel, and knowledge. Most roads in Seostria are less than 40 years old, as they were constructed by Ulderith. The leader, Chairman Thorn, looks surprisingly young for how long he has been around, and rumors circulate around him and his true goals.

A Swamp Pyromancer Camp

Important Places

Seostria is divded into five different regions, known as The Scarlet Lake, Shatter Spire Mountains, The Ivory County, The Pale Reach, and Saccharum Valley. In addition, there is a chain of islands to the north east of Seostria known as "The Crimson Isles". Each region is home to many different creatures, people, and cultures.

A "*" next to a name indicates if it is unknown by the general public

The Overgrown Chapel of Light

The Ivory County

The Crimson Isles

A Brief History Of Seostria

Halflight is Venerated, 1075 CE

Halflight returns to the church, and is treated as a god. Many churches begin to worship him directly as a god of light. Meanwhile, Gervais hides from his religion, attempting to coax a young alchemist into assisting him with his new disease.

Jon Mosspath Graduates from Tendriths, 1075 CE

An aspiring alchemist known as Jon Mosspath graduates from Tendriths. Gervais starts a partnership with the alchemist, hoping that the alchemist will find a cure for him. Gervais sends Jon into The Tomb of The Dead God, hoping he will find a cure. Jon instead gets lost in a dimension known as The Blight.

The Long Night, 1075 CE

Atrax attempts to summon his draconic god in the capital city of Seostria, Baldor. He fails, and the dragon curses the land in an eternal blizzard. Atrax becomes enraged, and is thought to die. Atrax goes into hiding.

The Church of Light Disestablished, 1075 CE

Due to the sickness brought from Halflight, the entire church begins to slowly die off from The Crimson Rot. Halflight is put into a state of mana-stasis by his judicator, Andrej Hidalgo. Andrej's life becomes eternal, as he is cursed to watch the last church in hopes that The Crimson Rot is cured.

The Great Inferno, 1076 CE

Alderith Keep catches fire from unknown means. During this time, many of the pyromancers of Alderith keep begin to turn on each-other, assuming one group over another started the flames. Pegrim goes missing, assumed to burn in the flames.

Jon Mosspath Returns, 1076 CE

Jon returns from The Blight, sick and dying. Father Donald attempts to kill Jon after discovering that he did not have a cure. The two of them die, both from sickness and from fighting. Father Donald's body is left in a state of stasis by Judicator Andrej, hoping to revive the patriarch after the sickness has a cure.

Tendriths Shuts It's Doors, 1076 CE

The large doors of Tendriths College shut. Nobody is seen to leave or return.

The Four Lords Are Missing, 1078 CE, Present Day

There is one year before The Scourge returns.

Campaign

The Town of Riverlithe

Riverlithe is a small fishing village with a population of about 100. The smallest town in all of Seostria, this town sees nothing more than fish, the river, and the occasional pilgrim coming from or going towards Tendriths, the Mage's College.

Some important figures who live in Riverlithe:

• Gerham Iufud. A Dwarven blacksmith who runs the local smithy, called "The Iron Beard". He's been here for as long as anyone can remember, and was one of the original Dwarves who colonized Seostria. If the player was The Blacksmith Origin, this is the Blacksmith they served under.
• Mladen Krishna. A human priest at the local church of light. They celebrate Halflight, the God of Light and Life. If the player was The Priest origin, this person is instead a church-hand, not the priest.
• Muhammadu Shahzad. A younger dwarf doctor of the local clinic. He was one of the last pilgrims coming to Seostria after The Scourge rose, and came here to help in any way he could. Muhammadu works for Onscen Corp, and was sent here to assist with The Crimson Rot. Muhammadu was recently kidnapped by a band of Kobold bandits, in the quest Kelpwater Kidnapping.
• Sudhir Jocelin. A Dwarven shopkeep hailing from the swamps of Lethea, a far off land from Seostria. Sudhir is youngr than Gerham, but younger than Muhammadu. Sudhir follows the mindset that those who aren't able to work aren't where they are supposed to be, and that everyone has a purpose.

The Iron Beard Stock

Roe Stock

Slippery Silver

Reccomended Level: 1

Gerham the Dwarven blackmith is having trouble with his silver shipment. It was supposed to arrive five days ago, but it has yet to reach town. He want the player to travel north to find out what stopped it.

Minor Healing Potion

Uncommon Magical Potion

When drank as a bonus action, heals the drinker for 4d10 HP.

Potion of Boar's Strength

Uncommon Magical Potion

When drank as a bonus action, for the next minute, the Drinker's Strength is counted as an 18.

This makes all Strength Weapons have a +4 to hit and to damage.

These brews used to be made by aspiring knights and pyromancers, who drank them before duels in an attempt to show off strength.

Potion of Eagle's Agility

Uncommon Magical Potion

When drank as a bonus action, for the next minute, the Drinker's Agility is counted as a 17,

This makes all Agility weapons have a +3 to hit and to damage, and adds a +3 to AC.

A common stimulant brewed and sold in the south parts of Seostria, it was often used as an "Upper" by night watch guards needing to stay awake.

Polymorphaline

Rare Magical Potion

A small vial of bright pink solution. The liquid is difficult to create, being mostly water that is filled to the brim with Mana. Polymorphaline, when drank, starts to transform the drinker. Can be drank as an Action.

If the drinker is already in the process of becoming a Monsterfolk, this accelerates it by 50%, and sets their heat to 60% if it isn't already higher.

If the drinker isn't already turning into a monsterfolk, the DM may choose a monsterfolk that is appropriate for where this Polymorphaline came from, or may randomly decide based on the different monsterfolk types.

If the drinker is a full monsterfolk, the potion has no effect.

Created by The Free Alchemists, this solution was made to help alchemists reach "their true form". The production of these vials was almost lost, and is now a closely guarded secret.

A Potential Ally

If asked, Amara will accompany the player to The Silver Carts, and assist the player as an ally. However, after that point, Amara will not accompany the player unless they drink the Polymorpaline, at which point they will give to the player. Amara will accompany the player for as long as the player does not damage Amara.

Allies

Allies can be dismissed at any time and will join all combats with the player as long as they are nearby. If an Ally has an MP ability, the player is able to command their ally to use it as a free action. A player can only have up to 2 allies at any time.

The Silver Carts

When walking further up the road, state the following:

The player may talk to or fight the bandits. The bandits will not immediately take to aggression, and will try to persuade the player to leave. Once fighting, if the Leader dies, or if at least 2 normal bandits die, the bandits can flee.

One is a Lesser Bandit Captain, the other three are Lesser Bandits.

Lesser Bandit

Level 1 Medium Humanoid, Chaotic Evil

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• Armor Class 12
• Hit Points 11
• Speed 30ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
12 (+1)	14 (+2)	12 (+1)	10 (+0)	10 (+0)	12 (+1)

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• Skills Intimidation +3
• Senses Passive Perception: 10
• XP 25

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Actions

Light Club. Melee Attack: +2 to hit, 5ft., one target. Hit: 2 (1d4) bludgeoning damage

Lesser Bandit Captain

Level 1 Medium Humanoid, Chaotic Evil

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• Armor Class 15 (Studded Leather Armor)
• Hit Points 12
• Speed 30ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
12 (+1)	16 (+3)	14 (+2)	10 (+0)	10 (+0)	15 (+2)

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• Skills Intimidation +4, Stealth +5
• Senses Passive Perception: 10
• XP 50

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Actions

Short Bow. Ranged Attack: +5 to hit, Range:60ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d6+3) piercing damage

After Confrontation

If the player wishes to loot the bandits, the loot is described below:

Lesser Bandit Captain:
50gp
Short Bow
Studded Leather Armor (+2 AC, Light Armor)

Lesser Bandit (Each):
Light Club
10gp

After the Bandits flee, are convinced to leave, or are all killed, the player may bring the cart back to the town.

Quest Rewards

After the player brings the cart back to Gerham, he rewards the player with the following, and the player gains XP.

Light Shield
Silver Weapon (Starting Weapon of Player's Choice)
Potion of Lesser Healing x3
2500gp

+500xp

The Hooded Wagon

Kelpwater Kidnapping

Recommended Level: 1

The doctor has gone missing ever since his visit to the local lake, Kelpwater. The player is tasked with finding where they disappeared to.

Kelpwater lake is to the West of Riverlithe, a mile off of the road.

+1 Ash Mark

Lesser Cultist

Level 1 Medium Humanoid, Neutral Evil

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• Armor Class 12
• Hit Points 11
• Speed 30ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
10 (+0)	15 (+2)	10 (+0)	8 (-1)	14 (+2)	12 (+1)

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• Skills Religion +4
• Senses Passive Perception: 12
• XP 30

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Actions

Unarmed Strike. Melee Attack +0 to hit, Range:5ft., one target. Hit: 2 (1d4) bludgeoning damage.

Dark Bolt. (Recharge 3) Spell Attack: +2 to hit, Range:20ft., one target. Hit: 5 (1d6+2) necrotic damage

Quest Rewards

Once the player takes the Doctor back to Riverlithe, the Doctor thanks them, and gifts them the following:

Minor Healing Potion x5
Potion of Mana Recovery x3

+500xp

In addition, the clinic will heal any diseases or injuries that the player has for 10gp.

The Road to Redwater

Recommended Level: 1-2

Once the player is ready to begin their path to Redwater, state the following:

The road to Redwater takes 3 days of travel from Riverlithe on foot. During each day, roll on this table to determine a random encounter or side quest.

On repeat rolls, roll again.

In the grotto, little light passes through the dense trees, until you make your way towards a clearing. A small hill with a circular wooden door, and a carved out window. It seems like someone made a house out of a large, overgrown lump of dirt.

The sound of giggling can be heard from the other side, until the large door opens. Standing in front of you is a 9 foot tall humanoid with four arms, and dense gray fur covering it's whole body. You can't even see the creature's lips through the dense coat, yet you can see it's two large eyes staring down to you, as it holds one of it's hands to it's face trying to cover a giggle. "Yes?" The voice is an odd pitch, like it's faking an old grandma's voice.

Trapper's Gloves

Uncommon Magical Gloves

A pair of gloves glistening with magical energy. These seemed to have belonged to an old trapper before they fell into the hands of Kevin.

When worn, the wearer has advantage on all checks having to do with any kind of mechanical or magical trap. In addition, they have advantage on all checks having to do with animals.

“The Squirrel Eats the Nut, The Fox the Squirrel, and I the Fox."

Quest End

The quest ends when the player either kills the Groak, or spares it. If the player goes back to the town without killing the Groak, they gain experience if they lie or tell the truth.

+100xp

Mana Vultures

If the player attempts to grab the bag, both vultures attack.

Once the player kills both vultures, they are able to loot the bag:

Bag Loot:
300gp
Ring of Fire Resistance
Silver Dagger

Ring of Fire Resistance

Uncommon Magical Ring

A small signet ring with the symbol of The Knights of Alderith Keep on the front.

Wearers of the ring have Fire Resistance.

These rings were given as gifts to aspiring knights after they have finished their initial training, and were ready to go into guard duty.

Slimefolk Explorers

A pack of 5 Slimefolk explorers, they are making pilgrimage to The Chapel of Light in search of new things to learn about. Their leader is named Chalk. The Slimefolk have a small amount of things to trade. If the player has a CHA score higher than 10, the Slimefolk will point out that the player is attractive, and will offer to travel with them for a day.

If the player tries to fight the Slimefolk, 4 of them are Lesser Bandits, while the leader is a Lesser Bandit Captain.

Except that the Slimefolk are Chaotic Good.

Slimefolk

Monsterfolk Race

Slimefolk are average sized humanoids made completely from a gelatinous material. Slimefolk are most impacted by their heat, with their bodies changing with almost every new cycle. When not in heat, Slimefolk are usually generally happy, their brains constantly being fed high amounts of dopamine.

Slimefolk have the following traits:

• Core Mind. Your mind is constantly being filled with happy chemicals. You are immune to being Frightened or Enraged, but you fail all checks having to do with Submissive, Hypnosis, and Charm.
• Colorful. Slimefolk's bodies are completely one color, usually the color representing the creature's core personality.
• Ability Scores. +1 TOU, +1 CHA
• Heat Thresholds. 20, 40, 60, 80, 100
• Permanent Heat. Slimefolk's Minimum Heat score is 10%
• Oviparous. Slimefolk lay anywhere between 10-20 eggs in their partners upon climax. Slime eggs take 1 week to be laid, and 1 day to hatch. Slime eggs can be laid either Anally or Vaginally.

Lycan

A weretiger will pass the player on the road.

If the player talks to him, or asks him questions, he will say his name is Marcellus Eliezer MacCrum, he is a noble from the north, and he is taking a stroll through the nearby fields. He will talk about how hungry he is, and how he is absolutely dying for some food. If the player gives him food, the night event will not happen. If the player doesn't give him food, the night event happens anyways.

If the player does not interact with him, the Lycan will appear in the night, and either try to attack them or sex them (As the GM, ask the player first without blatantly saying it, or judge based on what you know the player likes/doesn't like).

The Lycan is a Lesser Weretiger

Lesser Weretiger

Level 3 Medium Beast, Neutral Evil

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• Armor Class 15 (Natural Armor)
• Hit Points 36
• Speed 45ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
17 (+3)	17 (+3)	15 (+2)	10 (+0)	14 (+2)	12 (+1)

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• Skills Stealth +5, Perception +4
• Senses Passive Perception: 14
• XP 200

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Silver Weakness. This creature takes double damage from weapons made of silver.

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Actions

Slash. Melee Attack: +3 to hit, 5ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d6+3) slashing damage

The tiger's body slowly morphs. It's blood soaked fur starts to become rended flesh. It is the body of Marcellus Eliezer MaCcrum.

The tiger's body slowly morphs. It's blood soaked fur starts to become rended flesh. It is the body of the man who eyed you up earlier, with his now ruined purple and blue clothes.

Church of Light Pilgrim

The pilgrim's name is Muhammed Fitzpatrick If the player makes conversation with the pilgrim, he will state:

Cure Disease

1st Level Miracle

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: Touch
• Components: S
• Duration: 10 Minutes

Touching yourself or another creature, you are able to cure all diseases that fall upon them. In addition, they are immune to Poison damage for 10 minutes.

This spell does not work against creatures with Stage 1 or above Scarlet

Buying & Finding Spells

When you are to buy or find a spell in the world, you are able to learn it, no matter if it is a school you can learn from or
not.

Night Cultists

A group of cultists from Eternal Night.

These cultists carry a Mana Extraction Machine, and if the player accepts, they will extract their Mana. Their Maximum MP becomes 1 until they are able to break the machine. If they pass them, the Cultists will try to get in front of the player, noticing they aren't as weak looking as the others. If the player takes to combat, they will fight. The four of them are Eternal Night Grunts.

If killed, the grunts drop the following:

Eternal Night Grunt (Each):

25gp
Leather Armor
Tin Dagger
Eternal Night Insignia

Swamp Pyromancer Clave

This is a clave of Swamp Pyromancers, otherwise known as the "Kah". The Kah adorn themselves in the hides of animals, and use mud to stick feathers to their clothes. The more feathers they wear, the higher ranking in their culture they are. Feathers are worshiped so highly due to their affinity for crows, coming from their leader, Kiln'Ra.

These three humanoids are Humans.

These Swamp Pyromancers are performing a ritual known as "The Mystic", where three novices go far away from their home to attune a tree to Pyromancy. Trees attuned to pyromancy glow a bright blue, and carry mana through them.

If the players leaves them be for at least one minute, state:

The pyromancers will not respond to any contact.

If the player tries to talk to them before they finish the ritual:

If the player touches or harms the tree:

Lunar Sighting

If the player wishes to make a Nature (INT), Religion (INT), or Arcana (INT) check DC:16, they may learn the following:

Redwater Peak

After 3 days of travel, after the third random encounter, the player will make their way to the top of a hill that looks over Redwater. Describe the following:

This is the Blue Sapphire of Rhyke, God of The Ocean. This Sapphire is the only thing in all of the realms to open The Tomb of The Storm King, and is HEAVILY sought out. Once the player (Hopefully) goes to grab it, describe the following.

These are Lesser Skeletons.

The Skeletons drop nothing of interest.

Quest Conclusion

Once the player makes their way towards the gates of Redwater, they finish the quest The Road to Redwater. They gain the following, after describing the gates.

+500xp

The Twin Capital City Redwater

The player arrives through Wide Village.

The next Main Story Quest for the player is located in the district of Dark Park, in an Inn called Lettuce Inn. If the player seems stuck or like they don't know what to do, point them in that direction.

Swamp Stone

Rare Magical Gemstone

A magical stone found deep in the heart of The Scarlet Lake, this stone breathes poison on whatever it touches. When set into a weapon, this stone adds an additional damage die of poison damage. When set into a set of armor, that armor provides poison resistance.

The stone is clouded and unpolished, yet still reflects the sunlight to some degree.

Magical Gemstones

Gemstones are small stones that contain some amount of elemental power. Depending on the gemstone, it can be slotted in a weapon, set of armor, or shield. Weapons, Sets of Armor, and Shields can only have one gemstone slotted in them at a time. Once a gemstone is slotted into a piece of equipment, once removed, the gemstone is destroyed.

Newstar

Golden Horseshoe

The golden horseshoe is a large stable that contains many horses. Their services are described on this page.

Moonhill

Dark Park

The main attraction of this district is just Lettuce Inn.

Food Item Effects Do Not Stack

Drinks are sold by the glass

Fairy Gate

Goblin Mode

Uncommon Enchantment

Can only be placed on weapons. Weapons with the Goblin Mode enchantment gain the ability to go "Goblin Mode" for 3 MP as a reaction.

When "going goblin mode", wielders of the enchanted weapon gain the following benefits:

• The wielder is resistant to Poison damage.
• The wielder can not be struck by a critical hit
• The wielder has a +2 to hit and to damage
• The wielder will critically hit on 18's, 19's, and 20's.

These effects last for 1 minute before going away.

Vampire

Uncommon Enchantment

Can only be placed on weapons. Weapons with the Vampire enchantment deal an additional damage die of Necrotic damage. When a creature takes Necrotic damage from a weapon that has the Vampire enchantment, the wielder gains HP equal to the amount of necrotic damage dealt.

Shield Breaker

Uncommon Enchantment

Can only be placed on Axes, or other Axe type weapons. The blade of your axe begins to glow violently. As a reaction, you may spend 1 MP to give your Axe's blade immense strength. The next time you roll to attack, you gain an additional +5 to hit.

Coppermire

Castle Quarter

If the player is yet to own Pegrim's Artifact:

Lettuce Out

Recommended Level: 2-3

After accepting the "Special Drink", Priska will bring the player a wine glass filled with a slightly pink solution. After the player drinks it, Priska will make a comment depending on the player's highest stat.

• STR

• AGI

• TOU

• INT

• PER

• CHA

• LUC

DM's Choice

The DM can choose whether the scene can be horni or just go straight to a Boss Fight. If horni, Priska and the player will go through a series of CHA and WIS checks and saving throws until Preska eventually tries to curse the player. If going straight to the boss fight (If you don't think your player would like being turned into a sex-addicted slug for RP), then skip to the Boss Fight section.

The Swamp's Curse

If Priska does eventually either use a spell or feed the player a potion to transform the player, over the course of 3 in game hours the player will gradually transform more and more into a human-sized slug. The excact definition of this can vary depending on you and the player's preferences, but at the end of it, they will have the ability to hold eggs, lay eggs, and be completely mentally lost in horni fog. How the player gets out of this can be up to you, but make sure not to let the player lose more than 2 in-game days.

If you are without ideas, you can use this:

If the player tries to resist Priska from here on, she will grow increasingly violent, before outright trying to kill the player. Priska can not be persuaded to take on her own curse, and absolutely refuses to.

If Priska Is Tricked

Priska is very perceptive and clever, but there is a chance that Priska can be tricked by the player. If she is tricked, she will turn into a male El-Odeh permanently, and be unable to turn herself back. She can be tricked in ways such as casting a spell into a mirror, drinking her own potion, etc. etc..

Bossfight

If the player choses to fight Priska, or Priska grows too violent with the player, combat will start. This is most likely the first boss fight that the player will encounter. As a general rule of thumb:

• Bosses cannot be charmed, frightened, or hypnotized
• Bosses drop a LOT of loot and XP
• Bosses end an area or main story quest.
• Bosses are very difficult creatures, usually fought in solo.

Once killed, all of Priska's illusions fall, in addition, everyone leaves Lettuce In except for the half orc Vittorio, who will wait for the player at the bar, cleaning the shop.

Afterward

After Priska is killed, once the player goes downstairs to the main room again, describe the following:

This half orc is Vittorio. Vittorio is a neutral good ex knight of Alderith Keep, who got into a bad situation with Priska. Now that the player has released him, Vittorio is willing to share all information he knows about himself or about Alderith Keep.

He will ask where the player is going, or why the player came here, knowing that they are a newcomer.

Vittorio knows the following:

• Alderith Keep is in the far north east
• The Lord Pegrim was last seen there, but has gone missing.
• Alderith Keep is not abandoned, many knights still live there
• Getting to Alderith Keep is a very difficult task, and is usually what knights go through to prove they are strong enough to make it.
• The fastest way to Alderith Keep is around the mountains, at Slough Dough the player can find a port which goes there.

In addition, he will show the player to the tavern's safe, urging the player to take everything they can, because he won't use it.

If asked, Vittorio does not want to join the player in their quest. Vittorio has a "Promise He Needs to Keep" somewhere far away, and will be leaving Redwater soon.

Safe Loot

-320gp
-Alexandrite (500 gp)
-Jade (120 gp)
-Rhodochrosite (6 gp)
-Electrum Pendant set with Bright Green Emerald and Pink Diamond (400 gp)
-Hourglass (25 gp)
-Masterwork Lead Handaxe (306 gp)
-Spyglass (1000 gp)

Quest Completion

Upon completing the quest Lettuce Out, the quest The Road To Slough Dough opens up. For balancing reasons, Vittorio will not join the player for this adventure, citing that they have important business to attend to.

The Slope to Slough Dough

Recommended Level: 3

Slough Dough takes 4 days to travel to on foot. During each day, you may roll on the table to determine a random encounter.

By now, the player can have a horse.

As an alternative rule, you may ask
the player if they wish to encounter 2
encounters per day instead of 1.

If the player intervenes and chooses one
argument over another, note their choice
for later

+100xp

If the player does not try to answer the riddles, or ignores Old Man Gojin, he will beg the player to try. If the player fails any riddle more than twice, he will move on to the next in hopes the player will answer him. If the player fails or completes his last riddle, he will run away into the distance, trying to find more people to ask riddles.

Once Old Man Gojin runs away, if the player completed at least 1 riddle, award them the following:

+100xp

The Trapper

This event happens in the night, not during the day.

This is Adair Peter, a 50 year old trapper and ex knight of Alderith Keep. Adair Peter is making pilgrimage to Alderith Keep in an attempt to set things right with his previous master, the reclusive lord Pegrim, however, he does not want other's to know about this. So, he masquerades as a trapper looking for money, and hunts rabbits and wolves along his way. His dog's name is Sasha.

Adair does not tell much about his life when asked, keeping it short that he has been a trapper all his life, and his father, and his father. Of course, this is not the truth.

The pelts have no magical use, and function as standard pelts. If the player likes, they can fashion them into blankets, coats, or anything else you can do with a pelt.

If the player does buy a pelt, they can be sold at either Slough Dough or Weeping Rock at their respective general store for 5 times the original price. Do not make this apparent to the player until they make it to those towns, explain how expensive many of the fur coats and cloaks look in those stores.

Arcane Thunderstorm

At night, the storm passes.

Alderith Patrol

If the player is traveling with Vittorio:

Jim The Onislayer

If the player interacts with him:

Jim is a middle-aged human, around his 30's. He sailed here from Rederium after hearing of an Oni sighting.

Group of Dryads

You can make it horni if you like, hopefully the player shouldn't try to attack them, but if they do, I would use the Lesser Cultist stat sheet. If the player tries to eat one of them in the cannibal sense, you can give them a +1 to Max HP if you really want to.

Atrox Preacher

Greypoint

Hidden Gate

An optional side-entrance into the city.

This is a half-giant slave known as Vimak. She was enslaved after her parents both died during The Great Inferno of Alderith Keep, and may be bought or released by the player.

The player may choose to handle this diplomatically or try to fight the guards. If they fight the guards, the guards will flee, but will inform the player that they are needed at Castle Ward. This may also cause additional dialogue pertaining to this event, if you choose.

The Port

If the player is following The Chairman

Eastroad

Castle Ward

If the player goes to Castle Ward, They start the Quest The Tower of Sissurax.

Eggbatter Services

Baked Draft Horse

Level 1 Draft Horse

A draft horse baked out of many different mixes of breads and pastries, the horse still works and responds like any other steed. They have an HP of 15, and a 12 AC.

• Inventory Size. Baked Draft Horses have an additional 3 inventory slots.
• Travel Speed Increase. When traveling, Baked Draft Horses subtract the time it takes by a day.

Strawberry Horse

Level 2 Work Horse

Used on the farms of Slough Dough to drag plows, Strawberry horses are known for their incredible strength and resilience. These horses are also very aggressive by nature, and will attack if threatened. They have an HP of 25, and an AC of 15.

• Inventory Size. Strawberry Horses have an additional 6 inventory slots.
• Travel Speed Increase. When traveling, Strawberry Horses subtract the time it takes by a day.
• Aggressive. When in combat, Stawberry Horse will join on the player's side. They will use a Trample attack, with a +4 to hit, and dealing 1d8 bludgeoning damage if they hit.

Candied Steed

Level 2 Racing Horse

Steeds that are built to be lightweight and super fast, these horses are known for breaking records again and again for horse speed with each generation. They have an HP of 10, and an AC of 10.

• Inventory Size. Candied Steeds have 1 additional inventory slot.
• Travel Speed Increase. When traveling to a location, Candied Steeds decrease the time it takes to go somewhere by 3 days.

Caramelized Warhorse

Level 3 Warhorse

A glistening steed with a thick outer hide and strong muscles, these creatures are used by the Royal Guard in times of war. Aggressive, Fast, and Tough, these are the ultimate horses. They have 30 HP and an AC of 16.

• Inventory Size. Caramelized Warhorses have an additional 5 inventory slots.
• Travel Speed Increase. When traveling to a location, Caramelized Warhorses decrease the time it takes to go somewhere by 2 days.
• Aggressive. When in combat, Caramelized Warhorse will join on the player's side. They will use a Trample attack, with a +6 to hit, and dealing 1d10 bludgeoning damage if they hit.

Extra Storage Saddle

Uncommon Saddle

When put onto a horse, allows piloting of the horse, and access into their inventory. In addition, this saddle grants 2 additional inventory slots.

Parchment and Wax's Stock

Dark Bolt

1st Level Miracle

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 60ft.
• Components: V,S
• Duration: Instantaneous

You extend your willpower forward, drawing from the ancient blight. A bolt of rot energy flies forward towards one creature within range. Make a ranged spell attack, on a hit, that creature takes 3d8 necrotic damage.

Powder Snow

Miracle Cantrip

• Casting Time: 1 Bonus Action
• Range: 15ft. Cone
• Components: S
• Duration: Instantaneous

You let forward a bout of frozen energy, striking all creatures in front of you in range. Those creatures must make a TOU save against your spell save DC. On a failed save, they take 1d8 Cold damage.

Magic Weapon

1st Level Spell

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: Touch
• Components: S,M (A Weapon)
• Duration: Concentration, up to 8 hours

You touch the blade or striking portion of a weapon (Or if it's ranged, the actual weapon itself.). The weapon begins to glow with a beautiful blue, shining bright light in a 5ft. radius. For the duration of the spell, all attacks made with this weapon deal an additional 1d10 force damage.

The Tower of Sissurax

Recommended Level: 3-4

The quest starts when the player enters the Red Velvet Throne Room. As they do, read the following:

The Queen is about 7 feet tall, made entirely of Red Velvet Cake, and a level 12 Seductress. If the player at any point tries to attack her, don't kill them, but boot them out of the town forever, they will have to pick another way around Red Pass.

If the player inquires about the proposition:

The smell of seawater and apple pie floods your senses as you come across an old pie, smoking from a pipe as he stands on the bottom of a plank, towards a navy galleon. "'inally, was waiting 'or someone to raise this tower." he croaks.

The Drop Zone

Once the player makes their way so far out to sea, Dutch will order to anchor down, and point out the spot that the player needs to go down. He will hand the player a Potion of Water Breathing, and tell them that they only have so much time down there.

The ship will wait above shore for 1 hour, if the player is not back, Dutch tells the player they will leave.

The Tower of Sissurax

Floor 1

This room used to be an entry hall, with a rocking chair, a fireplace, and a small table. You imagine that guests of the tower would come in here to eat, warm up, and rest. In the corner of the room, there is a desk with a piece of paper on the top of it.

The Paper

"Shopping List!

• Half a Dozen Chicken Eggs
• Waterproof Paper
• 500lbs. Ruby
• New Book
• Soul of an Arch fiend
• Waterproof In-"

The writing cuts off at the end

Floor 2

Walking into this room, the large bed, desk and chair, and the small nightstand tells you that this used to be a bedroom. The expensive sheets have long rotted away by now, and coral has taken over the wood of the chair.

Floor 3

The second to last floor, you see giant bookcases filled with water-logged books! Each and every one looks to slowly be wilting away, most likely none of them are readable at this point. In the center of the room is a small table and chair, in addition to what looks like an opened wax letter.

The Opened Letter.

"Dear [The Name is Scratched Out],

I understand why you need this so badly, but I must repeat. Ignoring the moral, practical, and monetary reasons behind me not activating this gem, activating some kind of magical beacon of this power here will sink the tower itself! I cannot reasonably let all of my work go under the sea for some fever dream! I am sorry, but if you want to activate this gem, it will have to be next to my corpse.

Your Loyal Servant, Magnificus Sissurax."

The wax seal looks like it was poured, then opened. You imagine that whoever got this letter was not happy to open it, and may have brought it back here.

Top Floor

This is the boss room.

The shark is a Ruby Guardian. If the player tries to harm or destroy the gem, the shark will attack them. The gem needs to be broken to raise the tower.

Inside The Gem

If the gem is shattered, the player can pick up any manner of items that were kept inside of it:

Gem Loot
+2000 GP
+3 Minor Healing Potion
+1 Wand of Shattering

Wand of Shattering

Rare Magical Wand

A small wand that has a star on the very tip of it. This wand has 1 charge each day. This wand regenerates 1 charge at the end of every day. When used as an action, this wand causes all creatures within 30ft. of the user to have to make a PER saving throw (DC:16). On a failed save, they take 6d8 sonic damage.

It is said that these wands were brought over a long time ago by humans of the west, however, no records suggest that these wands come from anywhere at all. It's a mystery where these star-capped scepters originate from.

Jawfish

Level 0 Tiny Beast, Neutral Evil

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• Armor Class 12 (Natural Armor)
• Hit Points 5
• Speed 0ft., Swim 45ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
7 (-2)	18 (+4)	12 (+1)	2 (-4)	17 (+3)	7 (-2)

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• Senses Passive Perception: 14
• XP 25

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Abilities

Spear. If this creature moves at least 10ft. before attacking with a Bite, this creature has advantage to hit.

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Actions

Bite. Melee Attack: +4 to hit, Range:5ft., One Target. Hit 5 (1d1+4) Piercing damage.

Legendary Actions

Some bosses have Legendary Actions. These are actions that can be made by a creature during another creature's turn. This can be made in between attacks, in between movement, or in between anything that takes up an action or bonus action. Monsters can not use Legendary Actions during or "Before" an action or bonus action.

Ruby Guardian

Level 4 Large Outsider, Lawful Evil

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• Armor Class 13 (Natural Armor)
• Hit Points 40
• Speed 5ft., Swim 35ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
18 (+4)	13 (+1)	16 (+3)	5 (-3)	6 (-2)	17 (+3)

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• Condition Immunities. Charmed, Frightened, Unconcious
• Senses Passive Perception: 8
• XP 450

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Abilities

Ram. If the Ruby Guardian moves more than 10 feet in any direction, it can not change direction. In addition, if it strikes another creature after moving 10 feet, it deals an additional damage die.

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Actions

Bite. Melee Attack: +4 to hit, Range:5ft., One Target. Hit 13 (2d8+4) Piercing damage.

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Legendary Actions (1)

Bloodthirsty Charge (1). The Ruby Guardian moves 15 feet in any direction towards a creature that does not have all of it's hit points. It then makes a bite attack.

After Combat

Labyrintun

This town doesn't have any required quests from the player, in fact, the player could completely skip the main quest for Labyrintun and just begin walking to Alderith Keep. It's NOT recommended, since the quest will award with required experience and loot that the player will most likely need.

Finally making your way to the giant Minotaur city, you are able to breathe a sigh of relief as you step foot into Labyrintun. Labyrintun is a name that comes from the language of the giants, with "Laby" meaning Mountain, "Rin" meaning cow, and "Tun" meaning "Town", thus making Labyrintun "Mountain Town of Cows". Funnily enough, this town is mostly inhabited by Minotaurs, with some Dracons here and there. The town runs on a blood court, where the strongest among these people have the most political power, but it is rare that this treatment is extended to outsiders.

Two Springs

The district "Two Springs" is named the way that it is because of the two giant hot springs nearby! The nearby volcanoes and magmatic activity makes for relaxing hot springs, which a store here has made the most use of! There is a Spa named The Humble Plum, a tailor named Clothes Minded, and a... different shop. You can't really tell by the building, but you can assume what it spells due to it's name, "The Excited Bomb Store".

The Humble Plum

Walking in to the small wooden building, you see a feminine Minotaur look to you with a comfy smile. "Welcome! My name is Myra! Are you here to release some steam?"

Myra is the owner of this small spa, and will offer the player 1 hour in The Hotsprings for 10gp a person. If the player accepts, they regain all lost HP and MP, and they do not need to take a long rest that night.

Clothes Minded

The large two story clay building seems to almost scream "money" to you as you walk in. On every single shelf, countertop, and even hanging on the rafters are different styles of clothes. Frantically running from place to place, making measurements and small cuts, you see a Do-Cek that seems to be made of pink ice! Before she suddenly notices you, and whips around to greet you. "Welcome! 'Name's Snowcone! What can I get for you?".

Snowcone sells clothes. Her stock is detailed later. If the player wishes for a custom, non-mechanical outfit, Snowcone can give them that as well for 50gp.

The Excited Bomb Store

The smell of gunpowder and sulfur floods your senses as you enter the raggedy building on the side of the road. Your worries are assured once you take a look at the shelves. Bombs, Grenades, Barrels of Gunpowder. Even worse, as you look over at the rotting counter, you see an old man! He has whispy white hair, and seems to be smiling at you admiring his firepower. "Welcome, welcome, welcome!" His voice is fast, and high pitched, each word whistling. "What can I get for you? For you?".

This man's name is Theognostos Weimann. He sells bombs, and repeats words that he says. His stock will be detailed later.

Twilight Alley

Castle Ward

Store Stocks

Firebomb

Common Grenade

• Range. 60ft.
• Damage. 4d8 Fire
• Blast Radius. Direct Hit

"Burns... Burns..."

Black Firebomb

Uncommon Grenade

• Range. 60ft.
• Damage. 8d8 Fire
• Blast Radius. Direct Hit

"Melts... Hehe... Melts!"

Inferno Grenade

Rare Grenade

• Range. 100ft.
• Damage. 3d6 Fire Damage for 1 Minute
• Blast Radius. 30ft.

When this grenade explodes, it leaves sticky flame residue. Any creature that starts or ends it's turn within the blast radius while the fire burns takes the damage again.

"Incinerates!! Haha! Incinerates!"

The Laugher

Unique Grenade

• Range. 30ft.
• Damage. 10d8 Piercing Damage
• Blast Radius. Direct Hit

The grenade is shaped like a pair of dentures, with razor sharp teeth. This grenade makes a piercing whistle as it's thrown, sounding like a banshee crying or a witch laughing. Once a creature is hit by this grenade, it bites down onto it's target. The target then must make a PER saving throw (DC:15) or become frightened of the player for 1 minute.

"Hahaha! Perfection! HAHA!"

The Inn of A Thousand Names

The Crossed Arrows

Dreams of Sweets

Recommended Level: 3-4

This quest begins as soon as the player talks to the innkeeper, or if the player spends the night inside of Labyrintun. Once they are taking a long rest, state the following:

This is a pocket dimension from a creature called an Aspect of Blight. These creatures will infest a living creature once they are born, and act as a sort of magical follower, or like a stand from JoJo. Blight Aspects take on many different forms, some animalistic, other's demented. This one that the player is being trapped by takes on the form of a tall void-black creature with deer antlers and bright white eyes. It's host is Grandma Irving, who is the person who broke out from The Asylum.

Phase 1

Once the player begins to walk in any direction, detail the following.

Once the player enters the village, they can be given the map of Narrest. Narrest is small, and only has 3 houses that you can actually enter. The rest of the houses are completely full of chocolate, solid cubes.

• Grandma Irving's Cottage.
• The House.
• The Forbidden Storeroom.

Once the player makes their way into the village for the first time, add on the following:

This is Grandma Irving. Her goals are to get the player to fall asleep, preferably in The House. She will use hospitality, food, or any other peaceful method to try and get the player to go to sleep. She will introduce herself as Grandma, and will give the player pieces of information if she thinks that it would get the player to trust her.

Information #1

This hints at The Secret Entrance in Alderith Keep, which leads to The Obsidian Forest.

Information #2

This could be hinting at one of two different bosses. Either Vhexa, the God of Disease, or Chairman Thorn, who battles the player after they discover their lab. Both are infinitely strong.

Phase 2

This phase will start whenever the player either enters The Forbidden Storeroom, or goes to sleep. During this phase, Marley will stalk the village, and will charge the player and try to eat them if Marley finds them. The table below will determine Marley's location, which can be rolled on every minute.

Marley's Stalking

D4	Location
1	Grandma Irving's Cottage
2	The House
3	The Bridge
4	The Storeroom

Suddenly, the air seems to almost go completely black. You are alone, yet you feel watched by one thousand eyes. Suddenly, through the silence, you hear the blood-curdling scream of an old woman, before the sudden shrill of silence, then the stomping of a monster. You do not catch a full glimpse of it, but you see a thing that is much taller than you, almost the size of these houses, stalking the area, looking for something... And you don't think it's friendly.

Clue #1 (Bridge)

Clue #2 (The House)

The Storeroom

Once the player enters the block-like storeroom, they will see a weird looking chest in the corner. Upon opening it, the chest has all of their gear! Once the player leaves The Storeroom, Grandma Irving will be in the town square with Marley nearby. She will ask the player to go to sleep, or to put down their weapon. Above all else, Grandma Irving will try her absolute hardest to end the encounter peacefully, with the player going to sleep.

Bossfight

This phase will begin once the player at any moment tries to attack or is hostile towards Grandma Irving. Grandma Irving will not directly try to kill a player if the player does not have a weapon at this point, and if Grandma wins, then the player is sent back to phase 2. When a player is sent back to Phase 2 in this way, their memories of all events during this phase fade into a sort of fog, unable to concentrate on these memories themselves. The phase ends once the player is able to kill Grandma Irving.

After dying, the player will wake up wherever they were sleeping. Nothing will have changed except for the fact that there is the corpse of an old woman about 30ft. from the player. If the player chooses to loot the woman, this is what she has:

Old Woman Loot:

+500xp
+1020 GP
+Darkwood Shield (257 gp)
+Divine Scroll (Crackle 250gp)
+Wand of Antimagic  (2790 gp)
+Map To Alderith Keep

Crackle

2nd Level Pyromancy

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: Cone 25ft.
• Components: S
• Duration: Instantaneous

You extend your fingers forward, as hundreds of jolts of energy flood from your fingertips. All creatures within range of the spell must make an AGI saving throw against your spell save DC. On a failed save, they take 3d12 lightning damage, or half as much on a successful one.

The Climb To Alderith Keep

This will start after the player has left Labyrintun and has begun to walk towards Alderith Keep. From Labyrintun to Alderith Keep is 5 days of travel. At the 3 day mark, the player may choose to stay at the town of Nem'Dracontun. At the 3 day mark, before you roll encounters, describe this to the player:

If the player continues, then continue the days as normal. If they go to the town, then they are at the town of Nem'Dracontun.

The Climb to Alderith Keep

D10	Encounter
1	Crimson Wing
2	Starfall
3	The Trapper (Part 2)
4	Vittorio's Well
5	Traveling Merchant
6	Magma Corp Scuffle

Crimson Wing

As you walk along the dry mountains, you hear a shrill roar in the distance. Finding some cover behind a gem outcrop, you look down towards a valley. Sitting in the very center of the bowl like area is the lair of a Crimson Wing. Fierce False-Dragons who endlessly consume to create more eggs. Like chickens, these creatures never stop producing eggs, and as you look in the very center of the nest, there are 8 extremely valuable dragon eggs. Armor, weapons, or jewelry is commonly made out of these eggs. In addition, you see a few bags and skeletons of previous adventurers who dared to try and take them. Those bags and eggs might come together to create a high bounty, but you'd have to fight a fearsome predator, something stronger than anything else you've fought so far.

The player may try to fight this Adult Crimson Wing. If they succeed, the loot is labeled below. If they fail, it most likely means death.

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Adult Crimson Wing

Level 6 Huge Beast, Neutral Evil

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• Armor Class 16 (Natural Armor)
• Hit Points 90
• Speed 30ft., Fly 60ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
16 (+3)	16 (+3)	20 (+5)	4 (-3)	18 (+4)	14 (+2)

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• Damage Resistances Fire
• Senses Passive Perception: 14
• XP 1800

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Actions

Multiattack. The Crimson Wing can make one Bite attack and one Claw attack each turn.

Bite. Melee Attack: +5 to hit, Range:5ft., One Target. Hit 11 (1d10+5) Piercing damage.

Claw. Melee Attack: +5 to hit, Range:5ft., One Target. Hit 8 (1d6+5) Slashing damage.

Flame Breath. [Recharge 5] Ranged Attack. All creatures within 60ft. cone of Adult Crimson Wing make a DC:18 AGI save. On a failed save, they take 36 (8d8) fire damage.

After Combat

If the player does kill the Adult Crimson Wing, or grabs the loot and is able to successfully run away, this is the combined total loot:

Bag Loot

+1562 gp
+Arcane Scroll (Ice Shard (25 gp))
+Arcane Scroll (Decay (25 gp), Blindness (150 gp))
+Arcane Scroll (Mind Read (25 gp), Muffle (150 gp))
+Cloak of the Manta Ray (7200 gp)
+Eyes of the Eagle (2500 gp)
+Potion of Shielding Faith (50 gp)
+8 Crimson Eggs (100gp)

Starfall

If the player hides, then simpy reward them with 600XP, otherwise, they can fight the three slimes!

If the player kills the slimes, award them with the following loot:

Slime Loot:

+3 Astral Slime Cores (250gp)
+5 Astral Powder

Astral Slime

Level 4 Medium Outsider, Neutral‎

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• Armor Class 11
• Hit Points 56
• Speed 25ft., Fly 15ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
13 (+1)	14 (+2)	18 (+4)	4 (-3)	12 (+1)	19 (+4)

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• Damage Resistances Fire, Cold; Bludgeoning, Piercing, and Slashing from Non-Magical Sources
• Senses Passive Perception: 11
• XP 400

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Abilities

MP. Astral Slimes have 20 MP each day.

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Actions

Slam. Melee Attack: +1 to hit, Reach:5ft., One Target. Hit 6 (1d8+1) Bludgeoning damage.

Astral Bolt [3 MP]. Ranged Spell Attack: +6 to hit, Range:30ft., One Target. Hit 16 (2d8+6) Fire damage.

Shard Bolt [3 MP]. Ranged Spell Attack: AGI Save DC:18, Range:50ft., AOE:15ft.. Hit 13 (2d6+6) Cold damage.

The Trapper (Part 2)

This event is to take place at night, the same way that the last one did.

Vittorio's Well

If the player seemed particularly interested in Vittorio or you think that you'd like to include him more in the campaign, this encounter fleshes him out slightly more, and allows for him to join in the bossfight against Pegrim.

The well is 30ft. deep, and Vittorio will ask the player to get them out of it. The player can do this in any manner of ways, but if they don't seem to have an effective method, there is 50ft. of rope hidden under a rock, any kind of dice roll of 10 or higher will reveal it to the player.

Once freed from the well, Vittorio will explain how he was shoved down the well by a weird old man who carried a backpack twice the size of him. This was The Trapper, but Vittorio won't explicitly state this, because he does not know.

If the player frees Vittorio from the well, grant them the following rewards:

+50ft. Rope
+500xp

Traveling Merchant

Magma Corp Scuffle

These are two Magma Corp grunts who are trying to steal a seismic detector from a wandering businessman. The player can either try to convince the magma corp to give it back (DC:20), try to pay them off (2500gp), fight them (they will run if mortally injured), or just let them go. The first three options will give the player the Seismic Detector, whilst letting them go away will end in them taking it.

The Magma Grunts are operating under orders, and will not kill. If they are threatened, they will try to leave the player downed, and run away. If they are dropped to below 11hp, they will run away, leaving behind the Seismic Detector.

After combat, the businessman will talk to the player:

If They Have The Seismic Reader:

+1000gp

From this point on, if the player says that Terry sent them at any dock, they will get the following loot:

+1500gp
+Amethyst (90 gp)
+Malachite (9 gp)
+Rough Diamond (500gp)

If the player doesn't have the reader:

Nem'Dracontun

West Ward

Catrock

The Markets

Northbank

Alderith Keep

Alderith keep consists of two "Parts". There's The Underbelly, and The Stronghold. The underbelly is a collection of hundreds of tiny shacks and buildings that had been here for quite some time. Very little exists in these shacks anymore, even the homeless not wanting to live next to the dismal structure. The Stronghold is the centerpiece of Alderith Keep, being where everything else is.

The Underbelly

Doing your best to climb down the mountain so that you don't get hurt, you eventually happen upon flatter ground. The area around you is dotted with hundreds of small wooden shacks, each looking like they hadn't been used in years. Small windmills dot the roofs of some of the shacks, and at some point walking through this town you feel like you see a knocked over water tower. As you walk through the dilapidated town, you do happen upon some patrols, but they seem to ignore you, a lot of the guards looking tired and annoyed. While you don't feel welcomed, you also don't feel like you're going to be shooed away here. There are a few stone staircases you can take which lead up to The Stronghold.

This part of the towns doesn't have anything in any of the houses. If they are investigated, you can roll on this table:

Roll	Household Inhabitants
1	A Collective of Rats
2	A Mutt
3	A Termite Tower
4	Several Mold Colonies
5	Webs, Jumping Spiders, and other Bugs
6	A dust elemental, selling Dust cookies for 1gp.

The Stronghold

Entrance

Walking up the hundred steps, you feel yourself taking several breaks, until you eventually come to the very top of the stonework. Finally, flat ground. Large doors dot the giant keep, and behind you, you can overlook the entire shantytown far below, as well as the mountains that you passed to get here. Looking up, you can even see the largest mountain in this chain, known as Yul'Gra'Tae'kah. Apparently, the mountain was named after a legendary dragon of myth. Turning around, you can go through the doors into the large building of Alderith Keep.

Entrance leads into The Halls.

The Halls

(It's assumed the player goes to the Grand Hall first, but if not, you can still proceed.)

The Grand Hall

That Minotaur's name is Itoro Salvatici. He is the current leader of The Knights of Alderith Keep, and was Lord Pegrim's apprentice. Despite how close he was to Pegrim before he died, almost none of the knights withing Alderith Keep respect Iroro as The Leader, and if the player talks to him, he has a request from the player.

Itoro had known that the player would be coming to Alderith Keep from Alderith Informants, and once the player makes it there, Itoro will do his best to take the player aside, and talk to them in private.

If the player chooses to accept Itoro's request, Itoro will show the player to the Secret Entrance in The Kitchen, which will lead them into The Obsidian Forest. If the player wishes to have conversation with Itoro, he knows these things:

• Pegrim had a wife, her name was Rose
• Rose died some time before Pegrim burnt alive
• The Inferno wasn't a natural fire, someone had to have started it
• Pegrim had a mentor, his name was Kah, and rumors say that he rests at the tallest point in the world.
• Pegrim's body was never found, nor was his sword. According to tradition, only those who hold the sword can be the leader of The Knights of Alderith Keep.

The Kitchen

The Chef's name is Hubertus Agricola. He's not a new hire, having been here since shortly after The Great Inferno. He doesn't know much more than the player does, but if the player talks to him, the chef will offer the player a taste of his newest stew. If the player accepts, they gain 1 temporary HP.

Secret Entrance.

Behind the biggest wood stove is a trapdoor that leads down into The Obsidian Forest. The chef does not know about this, and very few knights do. The easiest way to get down here will be with Itoro's help, but Itoro will not follow the player down. The trapdoor is a sheer drop, with no ladder. However, Itoro assures the player that they will not die if they take the plunge.

The Barracks

This is Mehmet Ambrosi, one of the knights who leads the interior factions of Alderith Keep. Mehmet is a firm believer that Itoro is not fit to lead The Knights, and if the player talks to him, will state the following:

Mehmet will be in the Barracks for the duration of the player's travels in The Obsidian Forest, but if the player somehow incites an argument with Itoro, Mehmet will come to the player's aide, and will insult Itoro as much as possible.

The Obsidian Forest

The Crimson Blight

The Crimson Blight is a disease that originates from Vhexa, the God of Disease. It was created as revenge against The Kah, the original people who sealed Vhexa away into a place called The Tomb of The Dead God for over 100 years. The sickness is given it's name due to the two most prominent factors about it. One is that it rots away skin into a deep red or crimson, before becoming a brown-crystal like structure, and two, it originates from a realm called The Blight, a dimension that touches both The Soul as well as The Body, making it impossible to be rid of.

The Blight has four stages, which eventually take over a host over the course of a year.

Stage 4, Crystalization

Monsterfolk Races

Do-Cek

Monsterfolk Race

Do-Cek are human-sized monsterfolk made completely of a sugary food. It is unknown as to why each Do-Cek are different variations of a treat, the main theory being that the treat is what best represents the power of their soul and it's ability to hold Mana. Most Do-Cek are produced naturally, however, some Do-Cek Glycomancers figured out a way to animate mass amounts of gingerbread guards to serve as armies, or Queen's Guard.

Do-Cek have the following traits:

• Sugary Nature. As a Do-Cek, you do not need to eat, sleep, or drink. When traveling by foot, you may cut all travel times by 1 day, due to not needing to sleep.
• Natural Glycomancy. As a Do-Cek, your max MP is increased by 4.
• Melt. If you are to fall into water as a Do-Cek, you take 6d6 Acid damage each turn that you start and end in the water.
• Ability Scores. +2 TOU, +1 CHA, -1 AGI
• Heat Thresholds. 60, 80

Minotaur

Monsterfolk Race

Known for their headstrong approach to mostly everything, Minotaurs are large cow-folk hailing from the north. It is assumed that this string of the mana curse effected these folk based on personality, those with heavily dominating personalities and those with submissive personalities differing in body types immensely.

Dominant Minotaurs Have the following traits:

• Size. Minotaurs stand anywhere from 7 to 9 feet tall. Minotaur's size is medium.
• Goring Horns. Your horns are built to gore enemies or other dominants. As a bonus action, you can make a horn attack. Horns use Strength as their weapon ability, and deal 1d6 piercing damage.
• Extreme Masculinity. Your body screams masculinity. No matter what, you always look extremely tough, and everything that isn't covered in fur is chiseled with muscle. If you have breasts, they are either covered by fur, or look like muscly pecks. They still function how they normally do, however.
• Ability Scores. Your STR score goes up by 2, CHA by 1, and your PER goes down by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 30, 50, 80

Submissive Minotaurs Have the following traits:

• Size. Minotaurs stand anywhere from 5 to 7 feet tall. Minotaur's size is medium.
• Tough Body. Your body has grown to be able to withstand most, if not all types of minor injury. You are immune to all damage less than 6, and you are resistant to cold and fire damage.
• Breasts/Udders. No matter if you are male or female, when becoming this monsterfolk, your breast size increases by 4. If this would increase it above 10, you may choose for it to become udders, which would function the same as breasts, except that they serve as a "point sink" for bust size.
• Extreme Femininity. Your body screams "Submissive and Breedable". No matter what sex you are, your chubby appearance, breasts, and overall cutesy look makes you extremely feminine, and anyone would confuse you for a girl. Your cow traits can manifest as horns, udders, a tail, or such, but rarely as full fur.
• Ability Scores. Your TOU goes up by 2, CHA by 1, and your AGI goes down by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 1, 25, 50, 80

Dracon

Monsterfolk Race

Dragon-like folk hailing from the northern mountains, Dracons are well known for their heavy resistances and variety. Regarded as the physically strongest of monsterfolk (contended by Minotaurs). Dracon culture is very centered on strength, with the strongest being leaders of immense hives. All Dracons are hermaphrodites, meaning they have both sexes. Like Seahorses, Dracons will battle for dominance during mating seasons to determine who "gets to be the male".

Dracons Have the following traits:

• Size. Standing between 5 and 7 feet, Dracons size is medium.
• Draconic Feature. As a Dracon, you get to pick one of the three following features. This is your draconic manifestation.
• • Wings. You gain a flying speed of 40ft. In addition, you may make a wing attack as a bonus action. It uses STR, and does 1d4 bludgeoning damage.
• • Maw. You gain a bite attack. As a bonus action, you may deal 1d6 piercing damage, using STR or AGI. In addition, once per day you may breathe a chosen elemental attack. One creature in front of you must make an AGI save against your STR, TOU, or PER score. On a fail, they take 5d8 of that chosen elemental damage.
• • Scales. You gain resistance to Cold, Fire, and Lightning damage. In addition, you gain a tail, giving you advantage on all checks having to do with balance or climbing.
• Hermaphrodite. You have both sexes. If you previously did not have both sexes, you may allocate some points from one score to the other, or you may have the other start between 1 and 4.
• Ability Scores. Your STR increases by 2, PER by 1, and your CHA goes down by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 70, 90
• Oviparous. Dracons lay eggs. After 1 week of being inseminates, they lay 1d8 eggs. These eggs take 2 months to hatch, have an AC of 18, and 1 HP.

Sne'Ka

Monsterfolk Race

A matriarchical culture of lizard/snake like people, Sne'Ka are known for their large broods. A mostly antisocial race, not much is known about these lizard-like beings, except that they are usually made of clutches of males that worship a single female queen. They mostly live in the Crimson Isles to the north, however some live near the bases of giant mountains, worshipping giant dragons. Unlike Kobolds, however, this race usually does not employ their servitude to other stronger races.

Sne'Ka males Have the following traits:

• Size. Sne'Ka are anywhere between 3 and 4 feet tall. Their size is small.
• Great Senses. Sne'Ka can smell insanely well. You have advantage on all PER roles that have to do with locating something or someone. In addition, you can not be suprised, and you can detect all creatures that are within 15ft. of you.
• Charcoal Skin. Sne'Ka usually have pitch black skin, the males having red or blue stripes on their underbellies or near their penises.
• Ability Scores. Your PER increases by 2, and your AGI by 1. Your STR goes down by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 10, 50, 80

Sne'Ka females Have the following traits:

• Size. Sne'Ka stand between 6 and 7 feet tall. Their size is Medium.
• Pheremones. Your body can secrete sickeningly sweet pheromones to attract mates or to detract predators. If you spend 1 MP as a reaction, you can make any hostile creature make a PER saving throw against your PER score. On a failed check, they are frightened of you for one round. If around any other reptile-like species, their heat scores go up by 50 if they fail the save, willingly or not.
• Charcoal Skin. Sne'ka usually have charcoal black skin, with the females having bright purple markings on their underbellies and around their vaginas. These patterns are regarded as beautiful, and are sometimes even sketched over and drawn by artistic members.
• Ability Scores. Your PER increases by 2, and your CHA by 1. Your STR goes down by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 60, 100

F'grotheh

Monsterfolk Race

F'grotheh are an amphibious race that mostly resemble common frogs. They are native to the northern swamps, and have large communities that accept anyone who is kind. One of the most social monsterfolk races next to slimes, F'grotheh are known to turn willing visitors into one of their own to allow them to live easier in the swamps of their natural habitats.

F'grotheh Have the following traits:

• Size. F'grotheh stand between 3 and 6 feet tall. Their size can be small or medium.
• Slick Skin. F'grotheh skin is insanely slick, allowing them to dodge more than they should be able to. When not wearing armor, your AC becomes a 15.
• Amphibious. F'grotheh can breathe both air and water.
• Ability Scores. Your AGI goes up by 2, and your CHA by 1. Your INT goes down by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 50, 80
• Oviparous. F'grothehs lay eggs. After inseminated, female F'grotheh lay 2d100 eggs in water. These eggs take 2 weeks to hatch as tadpoles, then another 3 months to mature into F'grotheh. These eggs and tadpoles have an AC of 12, and 1 HP.

Merfolk

Known for their diversity, Merfolk come in many different shapes and sizes. They are best known around Seostria for their megacity known as Navaloche, which studies and experiments with mana and batteries. Due to these studies, Navaloche is able to be a bright jewel deep in the depths. They allow almost nobody into their territories, and typically enslave those who breach their territory.

They typically come in three different subraces. Finned, Gilled, and Sirens. The Finned resembling humanois, with two legs. The Gilled, which can only breath in water, and resemble common Axolotls. And the Sirens, very rare types that have traits of both subraces.

Finned Merfolk Have the following traits:

• Size. Finned Merfolk stand anywhere between 5 and 6 feet, their size is medium.
• Hyper Coagulation. You don't bleed like other races, as your blood coagulates almost as soon as it hits the air. Because of this, you are immune to the bleeding condition, and you take normal damage from critical hits.
• Amphibious. Finned Merfolk can breathe both air and water.
• Ability Scores. Your TOU score goes up by 2.

Gilled Merfolk Have the following traits:

• Size. Gilled Merfolk are anywhere between 7 and 12 feet long. Their size is Medium or Large.
• Gatherer. Gilled Merfolk have sticky hands able to gather up almost everything they touch with immense efficiency. Whenever looting gold, alchemy ingredients, or potions, you gain 1d10 more of what you were originally gathering.
• Aquatic. You can only breathe water. In addition, you have a swimming speed of 45ft., and a walking speed of 5ft.
• Ability Scores. Your AGI score goes up by 2.
• Heat Thresholds. 50, 70, 100

Siren Merfolk Have the following traits:

• Size. Sirens stand between 6 and 7 feet tall. Your size is medium.
• Siren's Voice. Whenever talking to another creature, each sentence increases their heat score by 1%. In addition, you have advantage on charming other creatures, and you are immune to being charmed or dominated.
• Body Markings. Despite only being able to breathe air, your body is dominated with markings of the ocean and water. They usually are of a different color than your skin, and detail things about your past, or of ocean gods. They appear randomly.
• Ability Scores. Your CHA score goes up by 2.
• Heat Thresholds. 80, 100

Meduseli

Monsterfolk Race

Cruel creatures hailing from ancient krakens, these jellyfish-like beings are known for sinking ships in gangs just for the fun of it. They live deep within the ocean in large megahives, all giving to one king. Meduseli glow in the abyss, allowing them to see, and many ranch different deep sea aquatic creatures for food, or companionship.

Usually transparent, or semi-transparent, their flesh can glow any color on the rainbow. Sometimes, clear Meduseli who drink potions will glow the color of the stimulant.

Meduseli Have the following traits:

• Size. Meduseli are between 6 and 15 feet long. Your size is medium or large.
• Stinging Skin. Your flesh is able to sting and burn those who touch you. If any creature makes a Natural attack or Unarmed strike against you, they take 2d6 poison damage.
• Glowing. You glow a bright color based on the tone of your flesh. This glow extends for 4 feet of bright light.
• Ability Scores. Your CHA score increases by 2, your TOU by 1. And your STR decreases by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 60, 100

Harpie

Monsterfolk Race

Large beautiful bird-like people, these humanoids possess both mammalian and avian traits. They resemble your typical human, except that both arms are wings, they have talons instead of feet, and large tail feathers. Harpies are known to go incredibly senile as they age, sometimes going completely insane by age 60. Their feathers are usually some shade of blue, however, other colors manifest in patterns or by themselves often.

Harpies Have the following traits:

• Size. Harpies stand between 5 and 6 feet. Your size is medium.
• Wings. Harpies have large wings instead of hands. This makes it difficult to wield weapons or cast spells, but gives a flying speed of 50ft.. Because of this difficulty to wield weapons, if you ever roll a 1, or an enemy rolls a critical hit against you, you drop your weapon, and must spend a bonus action to pick it up again.
• Feathered Body. Your body is made up of colorful feathers, usually covering your thighs and wings. However, they may cover other areas.
• Ability Scores. Your PER goes up by 2, your CHA by 1. And your AGI goes down by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 20, 50, 70
• Oviparous. Harpies lay eggs. After a female is inseminated, Harpies lay 1d4 eggs 1-2 days later. These eggs take 3 months to hatch, have an AC of 10, and 10 HP.

Insek'Ta

Monsterfolk Race

The bee folk of the west, Insek'Ta are most well known for their reclusiveness and hive structures. Their large fuzzy bodies usually have layers of chitinous protection underneath, and they are known to be able to psychically connect to and talk to other Insek'Ta within a mile radius!

Insek'Ta Have the following traits:

• Size. Insek'Ta stand between 4 and 6 feet. Their size is medium.
• Psychic Link. Insek'Ta are able to psychically communicate with one another within a 1 mile radius, communicating simple ideas, to complex sentences.
• Flight Insek'Ta have large wings on their backs that allow flight. You gain a flying speed of 30 feet, and you may use a reaction to fly this speed if you hadn't flown on your main turn.
• Chitin. Your body has large plates underneath that keep it protected, you gain a +1 to AC.
• Ability Scores. Your AGI increases by 2, and your INT by 1. However, your TOU decreases by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 10, 50, 60, 80
• Oviparous. Insek'tas lay eggs. After a female is inseminated, they lay 1d12 2-3 days later. These eggs take 1 week to hatch, have an AC of 8, and 2 HP.

Florage

Monsterfolk Race

Beautiful flower and plant-like people, the Florgae live in the same region as the Insek'Ta in the far west. Despite being very solitary creatures, it is very common that Florgae and Insek'Ta will form close bonds with each other, the bonded Florgae living near Insek'Ta hives to visit with their partners daily. Florgae who live completely alone are known to grow large, creating networks of vines and becoming stationary, flowering with hundreds of distinct colors.

Florgae Have the following traits:

• Size. Florgae stand between 5 and 7 feet tall. Your size is medium.
• Natural Beauty. Your body is made up of stems, woods, or flowers. This causes you to have a natural sense of beauty to you, and creatures who are able to perceieve aesthetic beauty are able to become easily attracted to you.
• Flame Fearing. You are weak to Fire damage.
• Vines. You possess a colony of vines that you can control. These vines hide within your body until they are used. You have 4 of them, and when used, they can be treated as other arms, capable of holding weapons and casting spells. They can use STR or AGI, and if a pair of vines is not holding anything or casting any spell, they add 1 to your AC.
• Ability Scores. Your AGI increases by 2, and your CHA by 1. However, your PER decreases by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 100 or N/A

El-Odeh

Monsterfolk Race

Large slug like creatures, the El-Odeh do not hail from any region. These are the most recent monsterfolk, as they were created by a group of Swamp Pyromancers as a form of cursing another individual. Living as an El-Odeh is nigh impossible, and those who fall to it's curse turn into permanently sex-crazed maniacs for the rest of their existence.

El-Odeh Have the following traits:

• Size. Between 5 and 6 feet long, and 4 and 5 feet tall, El-Odeh are Medium creatures.
• Sex Craze. These creatures are unable to think much else besides to breed.
• Hermaphrodites. These creatures have both sexual parts.
• Ability Scores. STR +5, TOU +5, INT -15, CHA -15
• Permanent Heat. El-Odeh's Minimum Heat score is 100%

Eskari

Monsterfolk Race

Known for their demon-like appearance, the Eskari are a grouping for three different races. Their culture is based heavily around intelligence and magic, those who are able to cast powerful spells have political power, and those without magic are treated like slaves. While social, their societies are common to discriminate based on magical capacity.

The Eskari have three main types, known as the Horned, the Impish, and the Succubi. Horned are the least magically gifted, and the ones usually out in the world. Impish are mediocre on magical capacity, and Succubi are the strongest magically.

Horned Have the following traits:

• Size. Between 5 and 6 feet tall, their size is medium.
• Hellish Resistance. With thick skin, Horned Eskari resist fire damage.
• Colorful. Your eyes, skin, horns, and blood can all be any color of the rainbow. In addition, you have a pair of horns, and your choice of a tail, hooves, or fangs.
• Ability Scores. Your CHA increases by 2.

Impish Eskari Have the following traits:

• Size. Standing between 3 and 4 feet, their size is small.
• Wings. Impish Eskari have a pair of wings that allows them to fly 20ft. per turn.
• Servitude. Impish Eskari are naturally born servants, and as such, are weak to Domination, Hypnosis, Submissive, and Charmed conditions.
• Brimstone Flesh. Impish Eskari skin is either a deep purple or a crimson red, in addition, their eyes are usually yellow or white.
• Ability Scores. Your CHA increases by 2, and your AGI by 1. Your STR decreases by 1.
• Heat Thresholds. 20, 50, 70

Succubi Have the following traits:

• Size. Standing between 5 and 7 feet tall, their size is medium.
• Magically Gifted. Succubi are born with an innate sense of magic and how it works. They learn 1 cantrip, and 1 1st level spell from the Pyromancer spell list. They can cast these spells without spending mana.
• Tattoos. Eskari are almost exactly like humans in physical looks, the only difference in that their bodies are typically marked with magical tattoos that glow. These tattoos have different effects depending on their symbol, but usually curse the Succubi in some sexual way.
• Effeminate. Succubi are cursed to be effeminate in all ways, even if a male, they will resemble a girl in one way or another.
• Ability Scores. Your CHA increases by 3, but your STR decreases by 2.

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Magic Item List

Swamp Stone

Rare Magical Gemstone

A magical stone found deep in the heart of The Scarlet Lake, this stone breathes poison on whatever it touches. When set into a weapon, this stone adds an additional damage die of poison damage. When set into a set of armor, that armor provides poison resistance.

The stone is clouded and unpolished, yet still reflects the sunlight to some degree.

Minor Philter of The Storm

Uncommon Magical Potion

An unstable concoction of storm material, this philter seems to interact with the drinker's body.

When drank as a bonus action, powerful blue lightning lines the drinker's body. For the next minute, the drinker is resistant to lightning damage, and whenever they make an attack with a melee or ranged weapon, the attack deals an additional damage die of lightning damage.

Concocted by the whale fearing pirates of the north, these philters were used before large battles to fight off sea monsters.

Minor Philter of The Sun

Uncommon Magical Potion

A mix of holy and bright substances, this philter seems to interact with the drinker's body.

When drank as a bonus action, the drinker's body begins to heat up with bright energy. For the next minute, the drinker is immune to fire damage. In addition, whenever they take fire damage, they deal instead, and they gain Darkvision of 60ft.

Originally brewed by alchemists of The Old Church of Light, small amounts of these potions were included in wines to attune paladin's bodies closer to light.

Alchemist's Rock

Rare Magical Gemstone

A small shiny rock, it's outside shimmers with a rainbow of colors, while the actual body of the rock is a dark black.

This gemstone can be applied to armor or shields. If it is, wielders of that armor or shield are able to drink potions as a reaction instead of a bonus action. In addition, the effects of potions last for twice the amount of time they normally do.

Overproduced at Tendriths, these small rocks were given to aspiring alchemists when starting their classes. These rocks had such a pretty look to them that senior alchemists started to turn the small rocks into jewelery.

Hunter's Brew

Uncommon Magical Potion

When drank as a bonus action, this brew gifts the drinker with immense dexterity, vision, and strength. For the next minute, the drinker can re roll all ranged attack rolls under 10.

One of the many brews brought over from Rederium, this mix of heavy alcohol's and herbs is said to have been known by the first hunters to ever exist.

Green Flame Brew

Uncommon Magical Potion

A swirling concoction of bright green flames captured inside of a jar and preserved with honey. This brew, when drank as a bonus action, brings flames to the drinker's fists for 1 minute. During this minute, they can make unarmed attacks with advantage, and they deal 1d10 extra fire damage on top of their current unarmed strike damage.

An art of fermentation involving fire that has been long preserved by monks of a far away region, these brews were commonly used in parties after fasting to celebrate flame gods, or food.

Red Lightning Elixir

Uncommon Magical Potion

A crackling red lightning that angrily attacks the sides of these specially made bottles, if thrown as a bonus action, the lightning will strike all nearby creatures. When thrown as a bonus action, up to 40 feet away, every creature within 20ft. of the bottle must make an AGI save (DC:17). On a failed save, they take 10d4 lightning damage.

When lightning hits obsidian, it creates hundreds of bright red sparks that are eager to conduct themselves through any living creature. Specialized mages sometimes trap these lightning balls and hang them up to provide natural light.

Black Ice Tonic

Uncommon Magical Potion

A frozen smoke, this bottle is almost frozen to the touch. When drank as a bonus action, your bloodflow and heartbeat slows to insane slows. You become immune to cold damage, and resistant to all non-magical damage, however, you can not take bonus actions. These effects last for 1 minute, before going away.

Used by the Goliaths of the far north, these brews were said to have been captured breaths of the Frost Giants.

Candied Strawberry

Common Magical Consumable

A sweet strawberry coated in candy, eating it boosts your energy, and you gain 1 temporary hit point.

Strawberries are the main crop farmed in Slough Dough due to it's rich fields and coastal climate, so naturally the first delicacy of theirs is to candy their best crop.

Common Healing Potion

Rare Magical Potion

When drank as a bonus action, heals the drinker for 6d12 HP.

Greater Potion of Mana Recovery

Rare Magical Potion

When drank as a bonus action, the drinker recovers 15 MP.

Orb of Pondering

Rare Magical Orb

A small blue orb that magical casters seem to ponder quite often. This orb tells the secrets of pondering, and what it means to ponder. If you ponder your orb during a long rest, you gain a +1 to all spell attacks, spell damage, and to your spell save DC.

"Ponder thy orb I say! Henceforth, all shall ponder their orbs!", ~Magicus Maximillus, On Orb Pondering

Necklace of Extra Life

Rare Magical Necklace

A small necklace with a bright green gemstone in the center. When worn, this necklace will grant the wearer an "Extra Life", if they fall to 0 HP, they immediately get up with half of their maximum HP. When the magical item is used in this way, the gemstone shatters, and it cannot be used again.

Originally created as a way to cheat death, many scholars used these to test out their poisons, to see just how potent they could make the deadliest of poisons.

Soul Catcher Charm

Rare Magical Necklace

A small necklace with a charm detailing souls. Whenever a creature that you kill dies, you may absorb their soul into any crystal or container that you currently are holding, without needing to cast spells like "Soul Trap".

Worn by Swamp Pyromancer Hunters, these usually were used to capture the souls of small animals and vermin, never intended for use against thinking creatures.

Potion of Water Breathing

Rare Magical Potion

When drank as a bonus action, grants the drinker with the ability to breath in water and air for 1 hour.

One of the first potions ever made by Tendriths College, these allowed for the exploration of deep water abandoned cities, or crashed treasure ships.

Wand of Shattering

Rare Magical Wand

A small wand that has a star on the very tip of it. This wand has 1 charge each day. This wand regenerates 1 charge at the end of every day. When used as an action, this wand causes all creatures within 30ft. of the user to have to make a PER saving throw (DC:16). On a failed save, they take 6d8 sonic damage.

It is said that these wands were brought over a long time ago by humans of the west, however, no records suggest that these wands come from anywhere at all. It's a mystery where these star-capped scepters originate from.

Darkwood Shield

Uncommon Magical Shield.

A shield crafted from the Darkwoods of The Blight, these shields are known to absorb acids with ease. When equipped in one hand, you gain a +2 to your AC, and you become resistant to poison and acid damage.

The black wood pulsates in your hands, almost as if it is alive.

Wand of Antimagic

Rare Magical Wand.

A large silver rod with a sapphire at the very top, this wand is able to stop creatures from using MP. As an action, a creature may point this wand at another, and spend 1 charge. That creature then must make a DC:16 saving throw using their spellcasting skill. On a failed save, they can not use any abilities that need MP for 1 minute.

The wand has a maximum of 3 charges. At the end of every day, this wand regains 1 charge.

Originating from the high swamps of Lethea, these wands were created by witch hunters who wanted an easier time with slaughtering their prey.

Cloak of The Manta Ray

Very Rare Magical Cloak.

A large cloak made of different slick cloths and leathers. The cloak remains eternally slick to the touch, like a coat of comforting slime stays on it. The slime does not get onto any clothes, nor does it make any object it touches wet or slimy.

When worn, this cloak grants the ability to breathe under water. In addition, when being worn, this cloak gives an additional +5 to the wearer's maximum MP.

Finally, when this cloak is being worn, once per day the wearer can spend 3 MP to assume "Form Of The Manta Ray". The creature gains a flying speed of 30ft., to which they can hover if they end their turn in the air. This form lasts for 1 minute, after of which the player will glide to the ground without taking fall damage.

A beautiful cloak that has been blessed by The Manta Ray King from deep below. Nobody is sure of the true identity of this king, however, everyone who talks of him always says how happy and jolly he always is.

Eyes of The Eagle

Rare Magical Rings.

A pair of two rings that must be worn together. If one ring is to ever be more than 5ft. away from the other, it will teleport to it. In addition, if the rings are not worn together, then the effects do not work.

When worn together, these silver rings grant the wearer with increased perception. The wearer gains a +5 to their Passive Perception. In addition, the wearer is aware of all creatures within 10ft. of them at all times, no matter what.

A pair of beautiful silver rings with green emerald gemstones. These rings always came in pairs, and were normally given to creatures as a marriage gift. Most rings of this kind are able to work at much farther distances, and normally can be worn by two seperate creatures, however, when one or both spouses die, the eyes seem to lose a little bit of their magic.

Potion of Shielding Faith

Common Magical Potion.

A bright yellow bottle that glows in the dark, this honey-like liquid produces a shield of bright light around a drinker when drank as a bonus action. This shield lasts for 1 minute, and grants the drinker with a +4 to their AC for the duration.

Created by The Brightguard of The Old Church of Light, these bottles were produced en'masse before The Great Pilgrimage, where the Paladins of Light tried to kill the god of plague, Vhexa.

Astral Powder

Uncommon Magical Consumable

A small pile of glittering ashes that shine all manner of purples, reds, and blues. This powder feels both hot and cold to the touch, but neither extreme. When eaten as a bonus action, grants the consumer a +3 to all rolls for one turn.

The powder of the Astral Sea, it is thought that if enough of this powder comes together it will create a Lunar, creatures of prophesy and untold power.

Wind Stone

Uncommon Magical Stone

A stone that can be imbued onto weapons or armor. Whenever this stone is imbued onto a piece of weaponry, that weapon gains a permanent +1 to hit and to damage. In addition, all damage dealt with that weapon counts as magical damage, and the weapon deals an additional die of Sonic (Thunder) damage. If imbued onto a piece of armor, the wind stone will increase a creature's movement speed by 30ft. In addition, if a creature is traveling anywhere on foot with this stone imbued onto a piece of armor, the time it takes to get there is cut down by 1 day.

Mass produced clouded quartz, these stones are bought and sold across the world. Sometimes, shipping companies will buy up pounds of these stones to imbue onto their cargo ships, making them go faster.

Flame Stone

Rare Magical Stone

A bright red stone with small pieces of orange in the center, these stones can be imbued onto weaponry, or onto a Pyromancer's Hand. If imbued onto a weapon, that weapon gains a +2 to hit and to damage, and deals an additional damage die of fire damage. If imbued onto a Pyromancer's Hand, that Pyromancer gains a +3 to spell damage, and a +2 to spell attacks and their Spell Save DC.

Purified Swamp Stones are usually created by the Pyromancers who use them. Through a process called Charring, when a Pyromancer is strong enough to burn the clouding off from a gemstone, they are deemed strong enough to no longer require tutorage.

Cleric Fine Robe Set

Uncommon Magical Armor

Includes: Cleric's Fine Hood, Cleric's Fine Robes

When worn together, these robes grant a +2 to AC. In addition, every time the wearer casts a Divine spell they heal for 1d10 HP. Finally, all Divine spells casted by the wearer have a +1 to damage, to hit, and to their spell save DC.

A set of beautiful white robes with golden seams, these robes are usually gifts to wandering clerics who wish to heal the sick.

Enchantment List

Monster List

Lesser Weretiger

Level 3 Medium Beast, Neutral Evil

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• Armor Class 15 (Natural Armor)
• Hit Points 36
• Speed 45ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
17 (+3)	17 (+3)	15 (+2)	10 (+0)	14 (+2)	12 (+1)

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• Skills Stealth +5, Perception +4
• Senses Passive Perception: 14
• XP 200

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Silver Weakness. This creature takes double damage from weapons made of silver.

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Actions

Slash. Melee Attack: +3 to hit, 5ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d6+3) slashing damage

Eternal Night Grunt

Level 2 Medium Humanoid, Lawful Evil

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• Armor Class 14 (Leather Armor)
• Hit Points 24
• Speed 30ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
9 (-1)	17 (+3)	15 (+2)	15 (+2)	8 (-1)	10 (+0)

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• Skills Religion +2
• Damage Resistances Cold
• Senses Passive Perception: 9
• XP 100

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MP. This creature has 4 MP per day.

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Actions

Dagger. Melee Attack: +3 to hit, Range:5ft., one target. Hit: 4 (1d4+3) piercing damage.

Ice Dart (2 MP). Spell Attack: +5 to hit, Range:30ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d8+2) cold damage.

Lesser Skeleton

Level 2 Medium Undead, Neutral Evil

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• Armor Class 14 (Armor Scraps)
• Hit Points 22
• Speed 25ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
7 (-2)	16 (+3)	12 (+1)	7 (-2)	12 (+1)	12 (+1)

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• Damage Vulnerabilities Radiant, Bludgeoning
• Damage Immunities Poison
• Condition Immunities Poisoned
• Senses Passive Perception: 11
• XP 100

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Actions

Rusted Hilt. Melee Attack: +3 to hit, Range:5ft., one target. Hit: 5 (1d4+3) slashing damage.

Giant Squid

Level 2 Medium Beast, Unaligned.

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• Armor Class 12 (Natural Armor)
• Hit Points 20
• Speed 15ft., Swim 45ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
12 (+1)	16 (+3)	10 (+0)	4 (-3)	14 (+2)	8 (-1)

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• Damage Vulnerabilities Bludgeoning
• Senses Passive Perception: 12
• XP 100

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Actions

Tentacle Thwack. Melee Attack: +1 to hit, Reach:5ft., One Target. Hit: 8 (2d6+1) Bludgeoning damage.

Ruin Crab

Level 1 Large Beast, Unaligned.

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• Armor Class 15 (Junk Armor)
• Hit Points 13
• Speed 10ft., Swim 20ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
15 (+2)	12 (+1)	16 (+3)	3 (-4)	15 (+2)	12 (+1)

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• Senses Passive Perception: 12
• XP 50

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Actions

Claw. Melee Attack: +2 to hit, Range:5ft., One Target. Hit 4 (1d4+2) Piercing damage.

Jawfish

Level 0 Tiny Beast, Neutral Evil

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• Armor Class 12 (Natural Armor)
• Hit Points 5
• Speed 0ft., Swim 45ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
7 (-2)	18 (+4)	12 (+1)	2 (-4)	17 (+3)	7 (-2)

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• Senses Passive Perception: 14
• XP 25

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Abilities

Spear. If this creature moves at least 10ft. before attacking with a Bite, this creature has advantage to hit.

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Actions

Bite. Melee Attack: +4 to hit, Range:5ft., One Target. Hit 5 (1d1+4) Piercing damage.

Adult Crimson Wing

Level 6 Huge Beast, Neutral Evil

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• Armor Class 16 (Natural Armor)
• Hit Points 90
• Speed 30ft., Fly 60ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
16 (+3)	16 (+3)	20 (+5)	4 (-3)	18 (+4)	14 (+2)

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• Damage Resistances Fire
• Senses Passive Perception: 14
• XP 1800

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Actions

Multiattack. The Crimson Wing can make one Bite attack and one Claw attack each turn.

Bite. Melee Attack: +5 to hit, Range:5ft., One Target. Hit 11 (1d10+5) Piercing damage.

Claw. Melee Attack: +5 to hit, Range:5ft., One Target. Hit 8 (1d6+5) Slashing damage.

Flame Breath. [Recharge 5] Ranged Attack. All creatures within 60ft. cone of Adult Crimson Wing make a DC:18 AGI save. On a failed save, they take 36 (8d8) fire damage.

Astral Slime

Level 4 Medium Outsider, Neutral‎

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• Armor Class 11
• Hit Points 56
• Speed 25ft., Fly 15ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
13 (+1)	14 (+2)	18 (+4)	4 (-3)	12 (+1)	19 (+4)

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• Damage Resistances Fire, Cold; Bludgeoning, Piercing, and Slashing from Non-Magical Sources
• Senses Passive Perception: 11
• XP 400

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Abilities

MP. Astral Slimes have 20 MP each day.

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Actions

Slam. Melee Attack: +1 to hit, Reach:5ft., One Target. Hit 6 (1d8+1) Bludgeoning damage.

Astral Bolt [3 MP]. Ranged Spell Attack: +6 to hit, Range:30ft., One Target. Hit 16 (2d8+6) Fire damage.

Shard Bolt [3 MP]. Ranged Spell Attack: AGI Save DC:18, Range:50ft., AOE:15ft.. Hit 13 (2d6+6) Cold damage.

Magma Grunt

Level 3 Medium Humanoid, Lawful Evil

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• Armor Class 11
• Hit Points 56
• Speed 25ft., Fly 15ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
12 (+1)	14 (+2)	14 (+2)	9 (-1)	14 (+2)	12 (+1)

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• Damage Resistances Fire
• Senses Passive Perception: 12
• XP 300

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Abilities

MP. Magma Grunts have 8 MP each day.

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Actions

Bluntaxe. Melee Attack: +1 to hit, Reach:5ft., One Target. Hit 5 (1d8+1) Bludgeoning Damage.

Flame Bolt. [2 MP] Ranged Spell Attack: +3 to hit, Range:30ft., One Traget. Hit 9 (2d6+2) Fire Damage.

Bosses

Grandma Irving

Level 4 Medium Humanoid, Neutral Evil

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• Armor Class 14
• Hit Points 48
• Speed 25ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
8 (-1)	19 (+4)	15 (+2)	10 (+0)	12 (+1)	17 (+3)

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• Condition Immunities. Charmed, Frightened
• Senses Passive Perception: 11
• XP 450

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Abilities

MP. Grandma Irving has 20 MP per day.

Minor Spell Resistance. Whenever Grandma Irving is targeted by a spell of 2nd level or lower, she takes half damage, or the effects last for half their normal time.

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Actions

Cane Smack. Melee Attack: +1 to hit, Range:5ft., One Target. Hit 4 (1d6+1) bludgeoning damage.

Black Bolt. [3 MP]. Ranged Spell Attack: +4 to hit, Range:30ft., One Target. Hit 13 (2d8+4) Necrotic Damage.

Crackle. [2 MP]. Ranged Spell Attack:, 45ft. Cone.. AGI Save DC:17. Fail 11 (3d4+4) Lightning Damage. Succeed Half damage.

Summon Candy Warrior. [7 MP]. Grandma Irving chooses one spot within 30ft. of her. She summons a Candy Warrior that will fight for her for 1 minute. The Candy Warrior uses the Lesser Bandit Captain stat block.

Marley

Level 2 Large Outsider, Chaotic Evil

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• Armor Class 16 (Natural Armor)
• Hit Points 26
• Speed 45ft.

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STR	AGI	TOU	INT	PER	CHA
18 (+4)	15 (+2)	16 (+3)	10 (+0)	1 (-5)	12 (+1)

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• Damage Weaknesses. Radiant
• Damage Immunities. Necrotic; Bludgeoning, Piercing, or Slashing damage from Non-Silvered Non-Magical sources.
• Condition Immunities. Charmed, Frightened, Blinded, Deafened
• Senses Passive Perception: 5
• XP -

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Abilities

Blind View. Marley can not see, hear, or touch on their own. Whenever they are within 30ft. of Grandma Irving they are able to focus on one creature that Grandma Irving can see. As long as Marley is on the same plane as Grandma Irving, Marley knows where Grandma Irving is.

Rot Body. Marley is immune to Necrotic damage. In addition, whenever Marley takes Necrotic damage, they heal for that amount of damage instead of taking damage.

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Actions

Wretched Scream. All creatures within 30ft. of Marley that can hear must make a PER saving throw (DC:13). On a failed save, they take 22 (4d10) Psychic damage and are deafened for 10 minutes. On a success, they do not take any damage, and are immune to Wretched Scream for 10 minutes.

Breakneck Blitz. Marley charges in a straight line of at least 15ft.. Any creature standing in his way must make an AGI Saving throw (DC:15). On a failed save, they take 8 (1d8+4) bludgeoning damage, are knocked prone, and are knocked in a direction of Marley's choice by 5ft.

Frightening Glare. Marley touches the mind of another creature psychically. This creature must make an INT saving throw (DC:12). On a failed save, they are Frightened of Marley, and take 6 (1d10+1) psychic damage. On a successful save, they are not frightened, and do not take any damage.

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