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| Evil of the Dark Monastery | | Author: Joseph Tedesco | | System: AD&D 2nd Edition [filter] | | Category: Fantasy [filter] | | Type: Scenario [filter] | | In this adventure, the party is called upon by the council of a town that has suffered through a number of years of misfortune and natural disasters. Recently, unknown thieves robbed the town's treasury and fled in the night. The council informs the party that the thieves fled in the direction of an old monastery in the hills. They ask the party to venture to the monastery and find the town's gold. In the process of searching the monastery, the party can find that the monastery also contains the source of the town's bad luck.
(Author's note: Though written for AD&D Second Edition, the adventure is fairly generic, and should be easily adapted.) | | Views: (4204) [sort] | | Comments: (4) Rating: 6.0 [sort] | | 2007-01-05 12:31:48 [sort] |
| Fiends of Tethyr | | Author: David Howery | | System: D&D Forgotten Realms [filter] | | Category: Fantasy [filter] | | Type: Scenario [filter] | | Velen is a town of 13,000 residents, located on the northwestern edge of the Tethyr peninsula. It is lashed by severe storms in the winter, but the people are superb sailors and make a good living on the ocean. Since the fall of Tethyr's last king, the town has ruled itself through an elected council, chosen from the various districts of the city. Velen has a large militia and a small navy, both of which have experience battling raiding pirates. | | Views: (8859) [sort] | | Comments: (3) Rating: 6.0 [sort] | | 2000-02-11 11:27:57 [sort] |
| The Curse of Sfanol | | Author: Yiorgos Christodoulou | | System: d20 Other [filter] | | Category: Fantasy [filter] | | Type: Scenario [filter] | | Introduction
There is a town south of the Great Salt Marsh and east of the Haunted Lands in the Border Kingdom called Sfanol. The town is a place which welcomes renegade criminals of the southern Hyborian kingdoms and escaped slaves of the Hyperborean tribes but it does not let them leave. Any male who spent the night in Sfanol is subject to a lethal curse to be terribly unlucky. The curse is set by Nemra a corrupted priest of Mitra, former apprentice of Tsotha Lanti, who keeps the males inside the walled town for he is afraid that someone could get his hands on the ring of Queen Naluna. It is only with this ring that an armed hand can harm Nemra. The Baron of Sfanol, Lord Petruso is a puppet of Nemra. Although he runs the town as he like he is forced to ignore Nemra’s abductions of kids for his experiments, or corpses from the graveyard to satisfy his necrophilia, while rumors has it that the baron is the man behind this foul treachery. The baron though patiently waits for any strong traveler to come and hire him to venture past the Haunted lands into Eridu and retrieve the ring of Queen Naluna. Such is Demetrious the Corinthian, a criminal hunted by the heroes who, some days ahead, reach Sfanol and is immediately hired by the Baron to go to Eridu and steal the ring. When the party enters Sfanol will have some choices and depending on them and their role play actions might follow Demetrious to help him retrieve the ring, kill him to stop him acting in the name of the sorcerer, hunt him to just take his head price or just take part in a local rebellion situation.
By the start of the adventure the players will find themselves in the middle of the headhunt. They where hired by a Nemedian judge of a frontier village close to Hanumar to hunt and kill Demetrius, the Corinthian murderer, for a handsome fee. Their searches lead them some miles south of the Border Kingdom where the adventure starts.
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| Holy Order of the Eternal | | Author: Unknown | | System: AD&D 2nd Edition [filter] | | Category: Fantasy [filter] | | Type: Scenario [filter] | | A Glabrezu named Kh'teesh was brought to this failing temple of Anubis by a power-hungry alcolyte named Babel. Recognizing the potential for exploitation, Kh'teesh created the religion of "the Eternal," fabricating a palatable history that would prey on the greed of mortals. The alcolyte Babel was elevated to the vaunted position of High Priest, and has met with remarkable success spreading his "word." | | Views: (5946) [sort] | | Comments: (1) Rating: 6.0 [sort] | | 1999-12-20 12:50:38 [sort] |
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