Angoria, the World of Adventure

II

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 Book II
Moorvale, the Highland of Sorrows
Introduction to the birthplace of magic, and the saddest land in all of Angoria
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 Welcome to Moorvale

T
o the east of the Midlands, on the eastern
coast of Angoria, is the sorrowful highland of
Moorvale. The dukes and serfs of this land are
known as the Moorvalers, or in the tongue of
the Fey, tamers of magic, for it was allegedly
the Moorvalers that first tamed the raw
magical energy flowing in the veins of Angoria,
and they researched and shaped its power to the point that
they wiped Wild Magic from existence.

Saying that Moorvale has a troubled past is downright an

understatement. Since the establishment of this mighty
Grand Duchy, the people of Moorvale have seen death,
sorrow, and pain. The northmen of Fjordhein, the Faithful of
Thorn coming from the Crags, the nomadic horse tribes, and
the bitter beastfolk whose lands were taken from them in a
great war all wish harm to Moorvale. But the magi that rule
as the dukes do their damnedest to keep their lands safe, and
so far their efforts have paid off.

The dukes of Moorvale are descendants of the first magi that

harnessed the power of magic, and they bear their names
with pride. The dukes elect one amongst themselves to the
position of Archduke every two decades, and their duty is to
keep Moorvale and its people from not collapsing, as well as
keeping the diplomatic relations from dissolving.

The land received its name after a period of time known as

the Beastwar, when the dukes and native beastfolk clashed in
a bloody conflict. The war got so bad that the corpses made
the grounds mucky, creating the dreaded Slaughter Marshes.
After multiple long, bloody, and pointless battles, the dead
began rising, and the war ended as the first undead scourge
began. The corpse hordes were slain, but they would always
haunt the Slaughter Marshes, the grounds they fell on, in a
war with no point, and no conclusion.

In the usual fashion, there will be background information,

NPC blocks, monsters, and a couple of adventures and
encounters to get you acquainted with the lands of Moorvale,
as well as encounter tables and wilderness information, and
rules for ruling domains.

Enjoy.
-Viktor S. the Duke of Fockoll

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 Slaughter Town
Arrival
The town of Slaughter Town is where Moorvale's worst scum
gathers. Monster hunters, runaway criminals, northmen who
can't return home at the threat of axe in the neck, and so
much more. However, the usually quiet town near the
northern Slaughter Marsh is now blazing in a survival battle,
as ghouls and wights are rushing southward from the
marshes. Luckily the party has arrived on scene.
The Walls
The wooden walls of the town are covered in scratch marks
and damage from previous undead assaults. It goes around the
entire town, but the gates have been broken down by what
appears to have been either multiple violent living corpses, or
one heavy one. The air reeks of bog water and rancid flesh. All
this is a message. Welcome to Slaughter Town.
As the party enters the town they'll run into 1d6 ghouls and a
wight. The party will be assisted by 2 town guards who try to
hold off the wight. They'll most likely die. There's also a dying
thug in an alleyway whose cries of pain can be heard on a DC
12 Perception check. He'll tell the players the other defenders
are holed up in the tavern and the town hall, and will die from
a massive hole in his guts, courtesy of a wight.
Editor's Note: the wights in this adventure do not use
weapons, instead relying on their 1d8 claws. Panic if your
guts are stabbed with a bare hand, as if you survive you'll die
of diseases contracted from the bog watered claw.
Street Encounters
d6
1
Encounter
1d6+2 wights
2 2d6 zombies
3 2d4 ghouls
4 12 skeletons
5 2d4+1 Undead dire wolves (ghoul's touch)
6 Ghost
From this point, the party can go to either the tavern or the
town hall, both of which will have 2-4 street encounters.
The Tavern
The party will arrive to the tavern, where the survivors are
fighting against a large group of undead. By that I am
referring to 2d6+3 ghouls, and half as many wights. The
situation seems desperate, but the party can still save them.
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Outside of the Tavern
The tavern is an old stone building, with a wooden patched up
roof, and a woodshed for winters. The windows were boarded
up, but the boards have been broken out of the way of the
horde. The door is barricaded from within, but it looks like it'll
break down soon too. Archers are firing down from the roof,
but the undead won't be stopping anytime soon.
After the undead are dealt with, the survivors will regroup
and start planning the next step of their defense line. There's
a mad wounded man lying on one of the tables, mumbling
something. On a DC 15 Perception check it can be heard he
speaks of a big rotten hulking beast with a big club and sharp
fangs. The twelve guards at the tavern will send five of their
own to look for other survivors aside from the ones at the
town hall. The party will be promised 200 gold if they save
the mayor and the survivors at the town hall and bring them
to the tavern. They're also promised 100 gold extra if they
can find the captain of the guard, or recover his sword.
Inside the Tavern
The tavern is a dark place, with a dimly burning fireplace, and
mostly broken or missing furniture. The tavern keeper is a level
6 fighter with splint armor and a longsword. There's a pile of
dead corpses in the corner of the main area, including the
barmaids. The bar counter is made of dark oak, and has several
booze bottles on it, all empty. Overall, a depressing sight.
The Town Hall
The party arrives to the town hall as it's being sieged by even
more undead. 2d6+2 ghouls and 4 wights overlooking the
attack. They're also reinforced by 3d4 zombies armed with
hand axes and daggers. The noises is almost maddening.
Outside the Town Hall
The town hall is an old building, with a decrepit tile roof. The
outside has broken barricades around with guard corpses
around them and on them. Three destroyed ballistas have been
set up behind the line of barricades, seemingly smashed to
pieces with some big blunt object. The courtyard is littered
with dead guards, some bitten to death, some bashed to
death, and some stomped on by something.
The party can help the survivors clear out the dead, and gain
access inside the town hall. The mayor and the other
survivors will be grateful for the help, but the celebration will
be cut short as a volley of huge boulders tear into the town
hall. This is when the party will run into Oogie, the ogre
zombie.
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 Oogie, the Ogre Zombie
Extraordinaire Saxton
Oogie is unlike any ogre that lives. He is counted as huge, and Level 4 Half Elf Cavalier Fighter
will fight from range by tossing 3d6 boulders at the party (DC
14 Dexterity save to dodge). If the party gets in melee range, Armor Class 16 (chainmail)
Oogie will use his 2d10 greatclub. Oogie's thick skin grants Hit Points 36
him 14 natural AC, and he is a CR 3 creature rather than 2. Speed 30 ft.
(700 XP)
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
Oogie is backed by 2d6 zombies, and a wight named Blutark,
the former guard captain. Blutark will feather anyone trying 20 (+5) 11 (+0) 14 (+2) 16 (+3) 9 (-1) 7 (-2)
to kill Oogie with his longbow, and going up against him in
melee is a bad idea considering his +1 sword. If Oogie is Skills Athletics +7
killed, Blutark will run. Senses Darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 9
Languages Elvish, Common

After the fight, if Blutark didn't manage to escape, and the Arsenal
mayor is still alive, the party will be paid a grand total of 300
gold. They cannot have Blutark's sword. Glaive. Melee Attack: +7 to hit, 10 ft., one target.
Hit: 1d10+5 slashing damage
The Preparations
The mayor believes that the undead horde came from the Saxton is a good fighter, but he's kind of rude. He will agree
Slaughter Marsh up north, which is why the town was named to help, but demands 25% of the loot. If the party refuses,
how it is. He will offer the party 250 gold for stopping the he'll pretend he doesn't care, but will stalk them. There's a
coming of the dead, as well as a +1 weapon for any one party 25% chance that he drowns in the marsh.
member. The party can decline, and the town will remain in
this new state of horror and undead marching onward, until it
will inevitably be overrun. However, if the party accepts, they
can hire some help from the tavern. Parnel
Level 2 Human Ranger
Slaughter Town Hirelings
Armor Class 15 (Scale)
Hit Points 36
Tharp Speed 30 ft.

Level 3 Tinker Gnome Swashbuckler Rogue

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
Armor Class 15 (studded leather) 11 (+0) 16 (+3) 17 (+3) 12 (+1) 15 (+2) 11 (+0)
Hit Points 21
Speed 25 ft. Skills Athletics +2, Acrobatics +5, Perception +4
Senses passive Perception 14
Languages Sylvan, Common
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
8 (-1) 17 (+3) 13 (+1) 14 (+2) 15 (+2) 18 (+4) Arsenal
Skills Stealth +5, Persuasion +6, Performance +6 Scimitar (both hands). Melee Attack: +5 to hit, 5 ft.,
Senses Darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 12 one target. Hit: 1d6+3 slashing damage
Languages Halfling, Common, Sylvan
Parnel is a young shy human lady, who offers to help the
Arsenal party for 15% of the treasure. She will try her best to help the
Rapier. Melee attack: +5 to hit, 5 ft., one target. Hit: party, but she also gets into trouble often.
1d8+3 piercing damage

Tharp will agree to help the party, and only asks for 60 gold
upfront and after the gig. He will also try to woo female party
members, though he will respect denial. He is a Tinker
Gnome (rebranded rock gnome).
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 The Slaughter Marsh
As the party enters the Slaughter Marsh, they'll notice the
undead are quite damn abundant. At the marsh's outskirts,
there's two wights keeping guard who will not fight the party.
A wight will point them through the marsh, and tell them that
their master is awaiting them. If the party tries to kill either
wight, they will attack. The party will be let in, and they'll
hear diabolical laugher in the air.

The Slaughter Marsh

The Slaughter Marsh truly earns its name. The ear reeks of
corpses and death, no animal would be mad enough to reside
here, which is why the place is so damn quiet. Continuing on,
the quietness and reek begin crawling under one's skin, and
paranoia is not uncommon in this terrible watery hell.

Slaughter Marsh Encounters (4-5)

d6 Encounter
1 1d6 wights
2 2d4+2 ghouls
3 2 ghosts
4 Werewolf
5 3d6 zombies
6 1d8+3 skeletons

Should the party make it to the end of the undead hordes,

they will be greeted by a monstrous figure. Azvan Sarul, a
Dreadknight, or a vampire with plate armor to put it simply. If
the party asks him who he is, he will give his name and title.
If asked who he serves, he will simply answer "Deadrend".
After this, he will attack the party.

If the party is defeated, Azvan will leave them to be consumed

by his remaining "pets", but will congratulate them for an
excellent and entertaining performance. After that he will
simply transform into a swarm of rotting bats, and fly
towards the north.

If the party defeats Azvan, he will curse the party, and sing a
praise to the Necrolord. After this he will collapse to the
muddy ground, and the dead he has raised will die. On him is
a silver spear, and a cursed helmet that will grant it wearer +1
AC and 30 more feet of darkvision, but it will suck a
character's blood if it's put on. It will do this for 2 days, until
the character is drained entirely. Only a Remove Curse can
stop the process.

After this Slaughter Town will be free of the undead attacks,

and the mayor will give them the promised reward.

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 War on the Coast
Opening
The coast of Moorvale is more often than not plagued by
pirates, sea raiders, and beasts. But now, it seems the pirates
have struck a deal with the coastal gnoll and tabaxi clans.
Their new alliance has put the coastal guard of Moorvale
under a serious threat. The situation isn't helped by the
hostiles using each other's knowledge to curb stomp the
coastal guard's advances. The dukes of the coastal region of
Moorvale have promised great riches to whoever can put an
end to this.
The party will receive a letter from a courier, who will inform
them that the dukes are seeking champions to battle the
beastfolk-pirate alliance. The letter is from duke McDimm,
from the northwestern coast.
Hail to you, brave of heart!
I, duke McDimm of Moorvale, face a dire situation on this day.
Bitter beastfolk tribes have allied with the pirates plaguing the
coast. I am now seeking champions to drive back the horde.
To any who heed my call, I shall grant a magic wand of
missiles, and one thousand gold pieces from the royal
treasury. No matter your race, no matter your profession, you
are needed by the people of Moorvale, to end this new hell.
- Duke McDimm of Grasmere
If the party accepts this summon, they must make their way
to the town of Grasmere. There they'll be greeted by
Moorvaler soldiers, who will escort them to the duke's castle.
Moorvaler Soldier
Medium Humanoid (Human), Lawful Neutral
Armor Class 17 (scale mail and shield)
Hit Points 24 (3d8+6)
Speed 30 ft.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
15 (+2) 12 (+1) 14 (+2) 12 (+1) 9 (-1) 11 (+0)
Senses passive Perception 9
Languages Common, and any other language
Challenge 1 (200 XP)
Actions
Silver Spear. Melee attack: +4 to hit, 5 ft., one target.
Hit: 1d6+2 piercing damage
Spellcasting. Moorvaler Soldier knows 2 level 1
spells and cantrips of choice.
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On the way to the castle, the party will notice the people are
clearly afraid, but seeing the characters seems to relieve their
fear. At the castle the players will meet the duke, an old man
in red robes, whose fiery red hair has silvery stripes on it. He
sits on a gold decorated mahogany throne, and is a level 7
rogue and a level 5 sorcerer with a +2 rapier.
He will inform the party about a coastal outpost a little ways
to the west being sieged by beastfolk. He'll order the party to
break the siege, and the lord commander of the coastal guard
will guide them from there. He will also give the party a
retinue of 5 soldiers. On the way there the party should have
2-3 wilderness encounters and a chance to rest up.
Moorvale Wilderness Encounters
d8 Encounter
1 1d8+2 gnolls
2 2d6+1 tabaxi bandits
3 1 Ghost
4 2d6 pirates (bandits)
5 1d12+3 wolves
6 1d4+1 ogres
Arbington Outpost
The party will arrive to the outpost, which is indeed being
sieged by a combined force of gnolls and tabaxi. The
defenders are being swarmed on the walls, and the battle
mages are doing their damnedest to hold up morale.
Arbington Outpost
The outpost is surrounded by a 30 odd feet tall stone wall. The
ramparts are torn by siege weapon fire, and defense lines are
being reinforced at all times. Soldiers are keeping an eye on
the enemies, and the battle mages are issuing orders to
troops.
Beastfolk Siege Camp
The gnolls and tabaxi have set up a camp around the outpost.
The warriors are rushing to the walls every 10 minutes, and
the leaders of the army are overlooking the assaults. The army
is being led by a gnoll and two tabaxis in splint armor and
wearing helmets resembling sea serpent heads.
The army leaders are level 5 paladins of vengeance, with
greatswords. The gnoll also has a level in ranger, and wields a
+1 longbow. If the leaders are slain, the siege may break. If
the party defeats them, the gnoll will blow into a horn, and
the beastfolk army will flee southward.
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 After the battle is won, the lord commander will show
himself. He is lord commander McLorm, and he is a level 5
Eldritch Knight fighter. He will inform the party about their
tasks, and promises a reward of 150 gold for each of the
three tasks cleared.
The pirate blockade
The beastfolk cavern
Stranded reinforcements
McLorm will then inform the party that once they've done
these tasks, the coastal guard will handle any stragglers, and
finish off the remaining forces.
The Pirate Blockade
The waters around the outpost are being held by the pirate
fleet, consisting of smaller but more agile and faster
brignatines, led by a large galleon captained by George
Morgan a notorious buccaneer wanted in every coastal duchy
of Moorvale.
The party will be given a map leading to a small cove where
Duke's Blade, a large royal galleon will await them. The ship's
crew is made up of 20 Moorvaler soldiers, and a mage.
This battle is a naval fight, and the players will simply
command the crew to move the ship, and fire cannons.
Enemies will hop onto the ship and try to kill the players, but
the true goal of the battle is to get to captain Morgan, and kill
him, as his death will surely demoralize the pirate fleet and
disband them.
Galleon
Huge Naval Vehicle
Armor Class 14
Hit Points 300
Speed 60 ft.
Actions
15 Cannons (on both sides). Ranged Attack: +2 to
wielder's hit rolls, 300/550 ft., one target. Hit:
3d10+6 bludgeoning and piercing damage
The pirates will jump onto the ship in groups of 2d6+2, and
the crew will help the party fight them off. Morgan's vessel
will hang back and fire at the ship while the unarmed
brigandines will deliver more pirates to the fight.
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Brigandine
Large Naval Vehicle
Armor Class 14
Hit Points 120
Speed 80 ft.
Actions
8 cannons (each side). Ranged Attack: +2 to
wielder's hit rolls, 300/550 ft., one target. Hit:
3d8+6 bludgeoning and piercing damage
The party can of course try to sink Morgan's ship from afar,
but it will prove to be rather difficult, as they are facing
against a veteran sailor. If Morgan's ship is reduced to half
HP, he will ram into the party's ship, and his crew will board
the party's ship. Morgan is a level 6 Swashbuckler rogue,
with 2 levels in fighter. If he dies, a crewmate will sever his
head and raise it in the air, telling the pirates to flee for their
lives, as their captain has fallen. This will clear the pirate
blockade, and the royal navy can move in to finish the fight.
The Beastfolk Cavern
The outpost and the farmsteads in the surrounding area have
seen increased numbers of beastfolk raids, and the rangers
have tracked down the raiders to an underground cavern
system, where the beastfolk generals are supposedly hiding.
The party will be asked to go to the cavern, and clear it of any
beastfolk activity. They can keep the treasure they find, and
they must release any prisoners the beastfolk are holding.
The way to the cavern is fairly straightforward, with some
wilderness encounters on the way there. The outside is
guarded by 2d4 gnolls, and they're led by a tabaxi berserker.
Cavern Encounters (5-6)
d6 Encounter
1 1d12+4 gnolls
2 2d4+1 dire wolves
3 2d6 hobgoblin mercenaries
4 3d4+1 pirates
5 1d8+6 tabaxi scouts
6 2 ogre mercenaries
Most of these encounters can be avoided without a fight,
through deceit and bribery, but the gnolls and ogres are not
ones to negotiate, as they're either too stupid, or too zealous
to the cause to actually let the party off the hook.
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 Special Encounters in the Caverns
The Gnoll Quarters
This place is a mess. There's several bunk beds in the room,
as well as 2d6+6 gnolls. Once they're dealt with, the party
can find 12 prisoners here, including women and children, as
well as a lot of weapons, easily 200 gold worth of them.
The Tabaxi Quarters
This cavernous room has several well laid out bedrolls and
pillow piles lying around, and 2d8+4 tabaxi guards are here,
playing poker. There's a 50% chance that they're drunk, and
will most likely get friendly with the party if they don't make
the first move. If the party manages to deal with them, each
of the 20 or so pillow piles has 60 silver coins hidden in
them, findable with a DC 16 Perception or Investigation
check. There's also 6 prisoners in this room.
The Armory
This room is most likely the best organized one out of any of
the cavern rooms. Here the party will find 500 gold worth of
weapons and armor, and 20 slaves tending to all of it. There's
also an ogre and 2d4 gnolls guarding the area.
The War Room
In this room there is only 4 tabaxi guards guarding the place,
as well as one of the beastfolk commanders, a level 4 tabaxi
battlemaster fighter. Once the party deals with this area in
the best way that they see fit, the room has a small treasure
hoard of 150 gold. The commander has two +1 daggers, and
splint armor. In the dead center of the room is a large map
shaped table of Moorvale's coast. On the table is an ornate
key, and with a DC 14 Investigation or Perception check the
party can find a hidden keyhole in the wall, which opens the
door to the warlord's chambers.
The Warlord's Chamber
The chamber is a large cavernous area, with banners
depicting a fearsome beastfolk warrior slaying a wizard lining
the walls. The warlord is a gnoll with 7 levels in fighter, and 2
in rogue. He's armed with a +2 shortsword, and has a Ring of
Evasion (DMG p. 191). He sits upon a throne of obsidian, and
wears light armor. He welcomes the party to his chamber, and
congratulates them for making it as far as they have.
However, he will also tell the party that they should just go.
The war they've signed up for is not of their concern, and
they've been drafted by an unrightful ruler. He will tell the
party of the Beastwar, a great conflict that left the beastfolk of
Moorvale as lower class citizens or outlaws, and he tells them
that he'll let them go if they just walk away now, so he may
continue his war effort.
If the party refuses his offer of just walking away, the warlord
will open an ornate jar, which releases a cloud of magical
darkness into the room for1d8 rounds (the jar can be used
once per day and is worth 750 gold). He cackles, and makes
jokes about the party now having to flail about while he
attacks them from the dark. It's ironic, because he's
technically blind as well.
If the party defeats the warlord, they're free to leave the
caverns, and leave the stragglers for the coastal guard.
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Stranded Reinforcements
The party is informed of a group of soldiers that were
supposed to reinforce the guard, but they've been attacked by
the beastfolk and their hired blade allies, and have not made
it to the outpost yet. Should the party accept, they'll be sent to
the nearby patch of forest, where the soldiers were moving
through. There's a couple of wilderness encounters on the
way there, maybe 2-4.
Once the party reaches the woods, there's something
immediately off. The woods are dead silent. The silence is
only occasionally broken with something large moving
through the trees. There's no sounds of battle, no calls from
the darkness. All there is is the deathly silence of the woods.
The party will soon find the scene of the battle, but there's no
one there. No blood, no corpses, no signs of any intense
fighting, nothing. A DC 15 Survival check will reveal the
footsteps of something large, as well as several smaller ones,
all going in the same direction. If the party follows the tracks,
they'll end up at a small forest pond, where they find a shack.
And outside it, the beastfolk and Moorvaler troops, all
chained up, although many of them are missing. If the party
gets closer, a troll emerges from the woods, and sits down
near the soldiers. It seems to be talking to them in fluent
Common, showing exceptional amounts of intelligence. The
troll will then grab three soldiers and take them into the
shack.
If the party goes to free the soldiers they'll tell the party that
they were led into the dark by an illusion of the most
beautiful maiden alive. They were then led to the shack of a
hag, where the troll, apparently called Wilburn, chained them,
and started patrolling the area. The hag will sometimes call
him to bring her more soldiers for some purpose, supposedly
to be eaten. They'll tell the party that the hag has the key to
the chains, and this is when Wilburn walks back outside. The
party can fight him, or they can try to talk their way out of it,
maybe even getting the troll to ally with them against the hag.
If the party takes too long to deal with Wilburn, or they do
end up fighting him, the Green Hag will emerge from the
shack, and attack the party. However, while the party focuses
on the hag, they'll also get ambushed by four hypnotized
gnolls that were hiding in the bushes. Should the party win,
Wilburn will disappear in the woods, and the soldiers will go
their own way. The beastfolk will thank the party, and ask
them to not hurt them, as it would just be dishonorable, and
in bad taste. After this, they will head on their way, no longer
involving themselves with the war.
After all is done?
The duke will indeed grant the party with a thousand gold, as
well as a wand of magic missiles, and any one magic item of
their choice. He will be forever in debt to the party, and even
promises to write a letter of recommendation to the archduke
Arwald McMinar.
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 Other things
Maps for play
The maps from this book can be downloaded from Here for
Followers and Apprentices
printing and playing purposes. Eventually characters will reach a high enough level, usually
5-7, to attract people who want to learn from them, and be
About the statblocks their apprentice. They will follow the character around, and
assist them in fights, learning their moves and behaviors.
Tabaxi guards and bandits, as well as any other creatures Characters can teach them many things, and they will
with a profession name, can be found in the NPC section of eventually leave the player after reaching high enough level,
the Monster Manual, should you not be aware of this. You can usually 3-5. They will be considered an ally from that point
also make your own stats, I'm not stopping you. onward, and they can be called to aid the character with
whatever they may need. Characters can have followers equal
Moorvale Wilderness to a minimum of 1+Charisma bonus.
Adventures Owning Land
The Wilderness Encounter Tables Once a character reaches their 8th level, they are granted the
d20 Encounter possibility to own land, as they should have a high enough
standing in the social structure at that point. The usual
1 3d6+1 wights amount of ownable land is 20 miles in all directions, with
2 3d10+2 bandits farming and hunting grounds around to support the
character's property economically.
3 1d6 ghosts
4 Troll The lands will be served by serfs and their families. The
5 Dire wlves player should make sure the serfs are kept pleased, as they
6 Vampire
could revolt, and at that point it's only the player's most loyal
followers keeping them from the guillotine being set up by an
7 2d6+2 gnolls angry mob.
8 2d4+3 ghouls
9 1d8 Gargoyles perched on a rooftop There are three types of property a character can own, each
with their own benefits. These benefits might suffer if the
10 12 wolves player is not careful with their thinking and actions.
11 2d6+6 goblins
Property Benefits
12 1d12+3 hobgoblins
200gp minimum income per month, artisans,
Guildhall
13 2d10 orcs free things for "testing" purposes
14 1d6+1 goblins on worgs 100gp of taxes a month, serfs working the land,
Manor
high social status
15 1d8+2 skeletons
200gp of taxes per month, army, serfs to work
16 20 zombies Castle the land, high social status, safety, powerful
17 A dragon, any color allies
18 A satyr or other Fey citizen
19 Mage With this knowledge, you should be able to create interesting
political play, and this section can be expanded as much as
20 1d4 wraiths you like.
Running Moorvale Wilderness Editor's Note: Rules for mass combat and
warfare will be featured in the Fjordhein
Adventures book, so please be patient :-)
The wilderness of Moorvale is not different from other
wildernesses in any significant way, but the key differences
are the more Gothic of the land, the constant rains, and the
abundance of undead. Fey are also a big part of Moorvale,
forming a portion of the land's population, so do something
interesting with them.

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Richie Stevens (Order #24539257)

 More Credits
Thanks once again to my editor, and look out for
the next book, which covers the lands of the
Lands southern Angoria, from the Fonagarth Steppe, to
the Born Dunes, all the way to the barren and
dead Magnetic South, even if there's nothing to

Of
see there.

Rain
And
Sorrow
People of Moorvale are sad ones. Their land was
paid for in the blood of innocents, and their
rulers struggle to keep the land in balance, as the
terrors from the north and south come, trying to
take away what they have built.

The land of the mage dukes is covered in bad

land, and rain like nowhere else. The people pray
every day and night for a safe tomorrow, as
undead come from the moors, and war is
looming on the horizon.

Perhaps you can make this land better? Maybe

not. But at least you can try to give them hope of
a better tomorrow.

Richie Stevens (Order #24539257)