A deity of a fallen civilization from a D&D game I ran a while back. Feel free to steal. Illara, Goddess of Fortune and ProphecyAlignment: True Neutral Illara is recently depicted as a younger, attractive woman, although she has gone by other names and faces in ages gone…
This is from my developing notebook of one-shots, for when you need a game night on the quick. Lord Blood has sent you, his trusted Taxmen, throughout his domain to collect his cut. Everbody pays. You must collect. If ANYONE tries to cheat the Taxmen, the Auditors will find out.…
Armor: As Unarmored (Juvenile), As Leather (Adolescent), As Chain (Adult), As Plate (Ancient) Hit Dice: 1 (Juvenile), 2 (Adolescent), 4 (Adult), 10 (Ancient) Hit Points: 3 (Juvenile), 7 (Adolescent), 18 (Adult), 65 (Ancient) Move: 3/4 Standard (Juvenile/Adolescent), 1/4 Standard (Adult), Minimal (Ancient) Damage: Gnaw: 1d6-1d10 for Juvenile…
This is a monster for a project I'm poking at, sort of like an OSR take on Metro 2033. Armor: As Chain Hit Dice: 2 Hit Points: Suit, 4. Subtype listed below Move: 3/4 Standard Damage: As weapon while sealed. As subtype when seal is broken Number Encountered: 1d6…
Following the slaying of Utte, The Mad Cannibal, my players eventually made it to the Lighthouse. Having taken the key off Utte's beheaded corpse, some assumed that getting in and lighting the flame would be easy. I am not that DM. The lighthouse sits on the highest point of the…
My Thursday Night Game, a lightly-hacked D&D 5e game set in Blackrock Archipelago, began with the players shipwrecked on an unknown island. The island was shaped like a crescent, and on the opposite end, they could see, from their shipwrecked location, a lighthouse that might be lit to…