Captain Drake’s Revenge

A 1–2-hour Eberron adventure for 3rd level characters

by Samuel Woods

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Captain Drake’s Revenge
ABBREVIATIONS
PHB = Player’s Handbook
MM = Monster Manual
DMG = Dungeon Master’s Guide
MONSTER MANUAL REFERENCES
When a creature’s name appears in bold
text, then it can be found in the MM. Otherwise,
bold text followed by (parentheses) will point
you towards Appendix A at the end of this
document.
ADVENTURE START
The aim of this chapter is to kickstart an
adventure in the world of Eberron. PCs should
start the game at the 3rd level.
The adventure begins in the metropolis
of Sharn, when a group of inquisitive
adventurers are tipped off by a mysterious
source regarding an intriguing event aboard a
House Lyrandar airship. An easy way to place
the characters in Sharn could be to have them
there at the request of a patron or sponsor who
has an interest in the politicking of
dragonmarked houses (a newspaper, a nation’s
spy network, an investigation agency, or perhaps
another dragonmarked house). For example,
we’ll use the Korranberg Chronicle – a
newspaper based in Zilargo – to patronize the
group. They are counting on the PCs to come
back with a interesting story. If you use the
Korranberg Chronicle and no one wants to take
the role of reporter, use Razzle P. Worren.
Worren is a Zil reporter with a
pragmatic view that borders on insensitive. His
main interest is in reporting the facts objectively
and without bias. He doesn’t suffer fools and
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he’d like the characters to be on their best
behaviour while he’s with them. He uses the
commoner stat block, with the following
changes:
- His alignment is neutral.
- He has an INT score of 14 (+2) and a
CHA score of 9 (-1).
- He has a +4 to Intelligence (Arcana,
History, Investigation) checks.
- He has Gnomish racial traits: Small size,
25 ft. of speed, 60 ft. of darkvision,
advantage on INT, WIS, and CHA saves
against magic.
- He can speak Common, Gnomish,
Dwarvish, Goblin, and thieves’ cant.
When you’re ready to begin, read the
following introduction to your players, making
changes where appropriate.
It’s a bright, clear morning in the City of
Spires. Across the city festivals are being held
for the Day of Peace: a holiday commemorating
the gentle light of Dol Arrah. The joyful
atmosphere is almost enough to distract you
from your purpose here in Sharn – an
anonymous, apparently exclusive tip that House
Lyrandar will announce a cutting-edge new
technology aboard the airship Summer Squall.
As your party makes their way to the
skydock you prepare to flash your patron-
provided tickets to the Lyrandar employees. You
approach a man in a ticket booth who quickly
examines you and punches your ticket. “Taking
the Summer Squall to Fairhaven, eh? You’ll
want to head to dock number two. Don’t forget
to keep your ticket with you!”.
Once the characters are aboard the
Summer Squall they can begin exploring and
chatting to the NPCs. Eventually, the ship takes
off, headed to the Aundairian city of Fairhaven
at 20 mph. When it looks like the PCs are
getting nowhere with their investigation, you can
trigger the Pirate Attack.
THE SUMMER SQUALL
The Summer Squall (AC 18, HP 100,
immunity to poison and psychic damage) is a
medium-sized airship primarily used to ship
expensive cargo and VIP passengers. It’s crewed
by 16 sailors (commoners of various races with
a +2 to Strength (Athletics) checks) and the
following NPCs:
- Captain Jakkough d’Lyrandar (LN half-
elf mage with feather fall prepared in
place of detect magic, knock prepared in
place of suggestion, fly prepared in place
of fireball, wall of force prepared in
place of cone of cold, and resistance to
lightning damage). Jakkough is a
middle-aged man who loves mixing and
mingling with VIP passengers more than
he likes piloting the ship. As such, he
leaves the piloting job to his lieutenant
most of the time while he rubs elbows
with the rich and famous. He has a
weakness for jewellery with a unique
look and is currently in possession of a
crystal lens he recently found near an
Irian manifest zone. He’s put in in his
safe for now, but he’d like to have it
appraised as soon as possible.
- Lieutenant Kara d’Lyrandar (LG half-elf
spy with resistance to lightning
damage). Kara is a young Lyrandar
scion who is looking forward to a career
as a pilot. She gladly counts herself as
one of the lucky few with the Mark of
Storm. When she’s not piloting the
Summer Squall, she’s dreaming about
what the future holds for the airship
industry.
- Boatswain Garby Bucket (LG human
thug). Garby is a man of few words who
takes his job supervising the crew and
the elemental matrix very seriously.
Although he would never admit it, he
has a crush on the cook and likes it
when she watches him work.
- Weapons Officer Cain Ironfume (NG
dwarf guard). Cain manages the
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airship’s aging artillery. He’s a very
loyal employee of House Lyrandar, but
his age is catching up to him and his
hearing is nearly gone.
- Bodyguard siblings Curtis and Remila
Cullen (N human guards). These
armored sailors take turns guarding the
wheelhouse and containment core. They
carry whistles that they blow to alert the
ship if anyone tries to break into these
locations. Those accompanied by the
Jakkough, Kara, or Garby don’t bother
them.
- Cook Sandine (succubus). A succubus
sent by Captain Drake to infiltrate the
Summer Squall and facilitate his plot to
ruin House Lyrandar. She takes the form
of an attractive young woman and the
food she makes is delicious, but always
spicy.
All the named crewmates, plus the
smoke mephits in area 12 CONTAINMENT
CORE know the three-digit code to open the
device in the containment core (2-2-9). Asking
for the code under normal circumstance will
make the crew highly suspicious of the
characters and may even get them thrown in the
brig. The mephits won’t tell characters the code
and don’t speak Common anyway. When asked
questions regarding the anonymous tipper’s hint
about new Lyrandar technology the crew are
unable to provide satisfactory answers. In truth,
there is no special announcement.
The Summer Squall is also transporting
five VIP passengers, represented by the noble
stat block if no other stat block is given.
- Sya Fettrem (human acolyte of Boldrei)
- Jet Zeharn (human Karrn philanthropist)
- Loretta Eastham (human opera diva)
- Hope d’Ghallanda (halfling House
agent)
- Orrin Wollywottle (gnome Zil diplomat)
Like the crew, the VIPs know nothing
about the tipper’s rumour.
SUMMER SQUALL LOCATIONS
The areas aboard the Summer Squall are
keyed to map A-1. Falling off the upper deck
means a 300-foot plummet to the ground,
dealing 20d6 damage. Hold on to the railing!
1 UPPER DECK
The upper deck is equipped with a
retractable staircase for boarding and departure
at a skydock elevator on the port side. There are
two rope ladders on the port and starboard side
each. The staircase near the center of the deck
lead to area 6 MID DECK. When the characters
arrive, they are greeted by Capt. Jakkough
d’Lyrandar, who assures them that they are
being piloted by the careful hand of Lt. Kara and
offers them a tour of the airship. If they agree,
Jakkough takes them to visit each deck and
explains how an airship works, not caring if the
PCs know this already. He will explain the
purpose of the containment core but won’t bring
the tour near the core. Partway through the tour
he may become distracted and meander away to
talk to a VIP passenger.
Jakkough otherwise likes to spend his
time divided between surveying the upper deck
and relaxing in his quarters. If you’re playing
with Razzle P. Worren, then he’ll attempt to grill
the captain on the alleged new Lyrandar
technology but won’t get any information. If
other crew and passengers give him similar
answers then he loudly bemoans the waste of
time and resources that the Korranberg
Chronicle spent on a journalistic dead-end.
2 BOW
The bow features a globe of Eberron.
The globe magically tracks the vessel’s position
over the planet, with a small blue kraken
representing the Summer Squall. Currently, the
kraken is heading northwards to Fairhaven. Sya
Fettrem is entertaining herself by watching the
kraken crawl across the globe. If asked nicely,
Sya will gladly cast her spells on the characters
for free until she runs out of spell slots.
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3 POOP DECK
The poop deck is nearly 10 ft. higher
than the upper deck and is accessible by a broad
staircase. There are sun chairs here for anyone
brave enough to sunbathe at a height of 300 feet.
At the aft of the ship is a flag with House
Lyrandar’s kraken emblem.
4 WHEELHOUSE
The wheelhouse is currently being
guarded by one of the Cullen siblings, but they
let Lyrandar employees, or anyone being
escorted by a Lyrandar employee pass.
The wheelhouse contains the helm,
which consists of a wheel of wind and water, a
console powered by a Siberys dragonshard that
connects to the containment core on the mid
deck, and Jakkough’s desk. Atop the desk is a
map of Khorvaire, a medium-range
communications device powered by an Eberron
dragonshard, and navigational tools such as a
compass and sextant. A drawer next to the desk
contains a magic flare gun, three flares, and
Jakkough’s spellbook which has all the spells he
has prepared plus gust of wind, levitate,
continual flame, see invisibility, and sleet storm.
When the characters enter, Lt. Kara
d’Lyrandar is at the helm piloting.
5 CAPTAIN’S QUARTERS
This room has a bed, table, safe, and
brazier lit with a continual flame. The table has a
chessboard with quartz pieces worth 10 gp each
(320 gp in total). The safe has no keyhole –
Jakkough uses knock when he wants to open it.
Inside the safe is a mediocre script for a comedic
play written by Jakkough d’Lyrandar, three
pieces of jewellery worth 150 gp each, a potion
of healing, and the Irianite lens (a rare wondrous
item that can be used as a spell focus, it allows
you to reroll as many dice as you want when
inflicting radiant damage, once per turn). The
safe lock has 10 HP, 19 AC, damage reduction
of 5, and immunity to poison, psychic, and
necrotic damage.
6 MID DECK
The rooms beneath the upper deck are
illuminated by continual flame spells. The
staircase near the center leads to area 1 UPPER
DECK and the staircase near the aft end leads to
area 12 CARGO HOLD.
Cain Ironfume is here maintaining the
four rusty cannons (two on each side of the
ship). The cannons were installed after being
used in the Last War and have yet to see combat
while on the Summer Squall. It takes one action
to load a cannon and another action to fire it.
The cannon has 20 HP, 19 AC, and immunity to
psychic, poison, and necrotic damage. The
cannon grants the following action:
Fire Cannon: The cannon operator makes a
ranged attack on a target at the same elevation
within 600/1000 range, adding their proficiency
bonus if they have martial weapon proficiency.
The attack deals 2d12 bludgeoning damage. The
attack deals double damage to structures and
objects.
Each cannon has a stockpile of four
cannonballs next to it.
7 VIP ROOMS
If they aren’t somewhere else, then the
VIPs are relaxing in their rooms even though
this is not an overnight trip. Each room has a
comfy bed and a chest of drawers. Feel free to
place VIPs in other locations.
8 CREW QUARTERS
Four sailors are taking their break in the
crew quarters at any given time. Garby Bucket is
here as well, having a well-deserved nap when
the characters enter.
9 KITCHEN AND MESS HALL
A spicy aroma saturates this room.
Sandine is cooking a vegetable stew while Hope
d’Ghallanda attempts to coerce the recipe out of
her.
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Sandine’s goal aboard the Summer
Squall is twofold. First, she must disable the
Khyber dragonshard in the containment core that
houses the elemental that powers the airship.
Sandine has learned the code to open the core
from Garby Bucket. Second, she must retrieve
the Irianite lens for the lamia Princess Argenta.
She doesn’t know where the lens is but she’s
fairly certain that it’s in the captain’s quarters. If
her two goals conflict, she prioritizes stealing the
Irianite lens during the chaos of the pirate attack
and flying back to her lamia mistress in the
Demon Wastes.
10 PRIVY
This privy is well maintained and very
clean.
11 CONTAINMENT CORE
The containment core is guarded by the
other Cullen sibling. They let Lyrandar
employees, or anyone being escorted by a
Lyrandar employee pass. Inside is a Khyber
dragonshard that binds an air elemental to the
elemental matrix of the Summer Squall. Floating
around the room are two smoke mephits who
generally make themselves a nuisance, but don’t
attack unless the characters behave in a hostile
way towards them.
To unlock the clasping mechanism that
keeps the dragonshard in place a three-digit code
must be entered into a security device attached
to the machine. The code is 2-2-9. If the clasp is
unlocked, the dragonshard deactivates and
releases the air elemental into the room. It
manifests with 50 hit points due to the ordeal of
being used as an energy source. The air
elemental makes a beeline to the upper deck,
attacking anyone who gets in its way. It fights to
the death until it arrives at the upper deck, at
which point it dissipates into the wind.
If there is no air or fire elemental
contained within a Khyber dragonshard and the
dragonshard isn’t plugged into the matrix, the
Summer Squall is effectively dead in the
“water”, unable to move in any direction, but
supported in they sky by its buoyant soarwood
hull.
12 CARGO HOLD
This deck contains luxury goods
imported from across Khorvaire. There are
currently 20 crates in the hold. You can roll on
the following table to determine what’s in a crate
if the characters open it up.
d6 Result
1 Luxury textiles
2 Decorative replica dual-bladed scimitars
3 Lhazaar allspice
4 Preserves, biscuits, meat, or vegetables
(for the crew to eat)
5 Karrnathi blue cheese
6 Incense
There are 1d6 rats scurrying about the
cargo hold but they are timid and usually stay
hidden. A DC 11 Wisdom (Animal Handling)
check will coax one out of hiding but if a
character acts violently towards a rat the other
rats always avoid that character. Someone who
befriends a rat has a 1/6 chance of the rat
bringing them a trinket from the PHB (pg. 160).
13 BRIG
If a character is acting belligerently or
dangerously then the crew throws them in the
brig to cool their heels. The Cullen siblings each
hold a copy of the brig key, but the brig is rarely
left guarded. If someone commits a serious
crime aboard the Summer Squall, then they are
placed here until the ship arrives at its
destination, whereupon charges are laid against
the offending party.
PIRATES ATTACK!
While over the skies of Khorvaire,
Captain Drake – a rogue Lyrandar heir with a
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chip on his shoulder – sets his plan for revenge
into motion by attacking the Summer Squall with
his stolen ship (the Krakenbreaker: AC 18, HP
90, immunity to poison and psychic damage)
and crew of bloodthirsty brigands:
- Captain Drake (appendix A). Formerly
known as Janiel d’Lyrandar; a disgraced
scion of House Lyrandar who was
disowned when his affair with his cousin
was revealed after she gave birth to a
son with an aberrant dragonmark. He
kidnapped his newborn son, stole an
early airship prototype (the
Cloudbreaker, now dubbed the
Krakenbreaker), and was never seen
again. He travelled the world in his ship,
trying to find the answer to his rage by
translating the Draconic Prophecy. He
found a passage that he interpreted as
spelling House Lyrandar’s eternal doom
if the Summer Squall crashes on the Day
of Peace and has spent all his time
working towards this goal.
- Tremoline, Capt. Drake’s cockatoo
familiar (use the raven stat block,
except it is a fiend). Drake can see
through Tremoline’s eyes and enables
Tremoline to use his shocking grasp
cantrip as an action.
- First Mate Scundo Bundt (NE human
bandit captain). A highwayman who
loves his new job as a sky pirate.
- Matthias (appendix A). Matthias is
Capt. Drake’s ten-year-old son. He loves
his father and would be inconsolable if
they were separated. Matthias’ aberrant
dragonmark spells give him
considerable power, especially against
flammable constructs. His father wants
to use him as a weapon against those
who have wronged him.
- Sandine, a succubus who has already
infiltrated the Summer Squall, and
unbeknownst to Capt. Drake is in league
with the lamia Princess Argenta.
- 12 pirates (NE human bandits).
 Ideally, have the pirates attack while
both the PCs and Capt. Jakkough are below
deck. The pirates approach the ship while flying
the Lyrandar flag and then immediately drop it
once they’re close enough to attack. Six pirates
plus Scundo Bundt board the ship by climbing
down ropes. Meanwhile, Sya Fettrem runs to the
lower decks to warn the passengers and crew
that pirates have arrived. When Jakkough hears
the news he makes a run to the containment
core, claiming that it’s his responsibility to
safeguard the elemental matrix. He’s terrified of
the pirates and wants to be as far away from the
action as possible. Upon hearing of the pirate
attack, Sandine also heads to the containment
core to disable the ship.
The pirates are here to make off with the
loot that Capt. Drake promised them in exchange
for their service; they’ll slay anyone who gets in
their way. Bundt has been told to kill the pilots
as well. Drake must stay aboard the
Krakenbreaker because he’s the only one who
can control the vessel’s wheel of wind and
water.
If the PC’s chose to confront the pirates
at the top deck, the Krakenbreaker has lowered
in altitude to be at an equal height to the Summer
Squall. As a more experienced pilot that Lt.
Kara, Capt. Drake quickly adapts his ship’s
position to compensate for her evasive
maneuvers and always stays in pursuit. The
Krakenbreaker stays at least 120 feet away from
the Summer Squall so that it can be attacked by
cannonballs (a team of two pirates can fire one
shot per round and the Krakenbreaker has three
cannons on its port and starboard sides) and
Matthias can ignite the airship with fire bolt. If
Matthias is hurt, then Drake moves his craft out
of range of the attack or resumes his position
above the Summer Squall. At the end of the
second round of combat with the pirates, the
ship grinds to a halt as Sandine successfully
charms Capt. Jakkough and releases the air
elemental that powers the ship. She takes
Jakkough to the captain’s quarters and orders
him to open his safe. She takes the Irian lens and
then flees.
If the PCs decide to follow Jakkough
when the attack begins then they must confront
Sandine as the pirates move to raid the cargo
hold and Scundo Bundt moves to the
wheelhouse. If Sandine believes that she is
outmatched, then she attempts to charm
Jakkough and retreats with him to the captain’s
quarters. She proceeds to carry out her plan to
steal the Irian lens.
If uninterrupted, it takes the pirates one
and a half minutes (18 rounds) to land, raid the
cargo hold, and return to the top deck to be
retrieved via ropes. While the raid occurs, the
Summer Squall is beset by cannon attacks and
fire bolt cantrips. If the ship catches fire and the
fire isn’t doused it deals 1d4 fire damage per
turn for each 5 square feet of ignited hull. If the
ship takes 30 collective points of fire damage,
the soarwood hull loses buoyancy and the ship
crashes. The Krakenbreaker has the same
vulnerabilities, and Capt. Drake values the safety
of his airship more than he does the lives of his
crew.
If the ship begins to crash, a trained
Lyrandar pilot can use auxiliary systems in the
helm to slow the descent into a controlled crash.
Unfortunately, Kara is being attacked by Bundt
and Jakkough is very likely charmed by Sandine.
Being aboard the ship if it crashes without a
pilot deals 4d6 bludgeoning damage to all
passengers. His mission successful, Capt. Drake
flies away.
If the Krakenbreaker crashes, Capt.
Drake guides it into a controlled crash to the
ground where his surviving crew abandon him.
He and his son make a hasty escape. The PCs
have made an enemy for life. Because elemental
airships can’t land without crashing, the Summer
Squall resumes its course to Fairhaven.
When both ships crash, Drake orders his
son to leave the area and head somewhere safe
after his crew leave him. He then marches

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towards the wreck of the Summer Squall with
Tremoline to exterminate any survivors,
including PCs. When he fights, Drake likes to
use Tremoline to set up his Sneak Attack feature
while using fog cloud to conceal the familiar and
sow discord.

ADVENTURE CONCLUSION
The adventure can conclude when the
characters successfully ward off the pirates, at
which point the Summer Squall continues to
Fairhaven without issue. Upon landing they are
commended not only by Jakkough and Kara but
also by the grateful VIPs who spent most of the
time during the pirate raid scared for their lives.
They receive a lifelong 50% discount to both
House Lyrandar and House Ghallanda Services.
The also receive a purse from the VIPs
containing three gems worth 50 gp each.
Jakkough also gives them the Irian lens in
thanks if it hasn’t been stolen by Sandine.
The adventure might also end when the
Summer Squall crashes. It lands on the outskirts
of the Eldritch Groves, 40 miles away from the
city of Passage. If the characters can escort the
NPCs to the city safely, then they still get all the
rewards, minus one 50 gp gem per dead or
missing VIP. If all Lyrandar heirs or Ghallanda
heirs die, then the PCs don’t get the 50%
discount reward either.
From there, the party’s next steps might
include tracking down Captain Drake as House
Lyrandar puts a bounty on bringing him and his
son back alive, or maybe solving the mystery of
who sent their patron the false tip. It’s up to you!

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APPENDIX A
This appendix contains stat blocks for
creatures in this document.
CAPTAIN DRAKE
Medium humanoid (half-elf), neutral evil
Armor Class 13 (leather armor)
Hit Points 65
Speed 30 ft.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
12 (+1) 16 (+2) 15 (+2) 14 (+2) 10 (+0) 18 (+4)
Saving Throws Dex +5, Int +5
Skills Arcana +5, History +5, Intimidation +7
Damage Resistances lightning
Senses darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 10
Languages Common, Elvish, Draconic
Challenge 4 (1,100 XP)
Cunning Action. Captain Drake can use a bonus
action to take the Dash, Disengage, or Hide
action.
Innate Spellcasting. Captain Drake’s spellcasting
ability is Charisma (save DC 15, +7 to hit with
spell attacks). He can cast the following spells,
requiring no material components:
At-will: shocking grasp
1/day each: feather fall, find familiar, fog cloud
Sneak Attack. Once per turn, Captain Drake can
deal an extra 1d6 damage when he hits with a
weapon attack and has advantage on the attack
roll, or when the target is with 5 feet of an ally
of Captain Drake that isn’t incapacitated, and
Captain Drake doesn’t have disadvantage on the
attack roll.
ACTIONS
Multiattack. Captain Drake makes two rapier
attacks or one rapier attack and one pistol
attack.
Rapier. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit, reach 5
ft., one target. Hit: 1d8+2 piercing damage.
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Pistol. Ranged Weapon Attack: +5 to hit, range
30/90 ft., one target. Hit: 1d10+2 piercing
damage.
REACTIONS
Parry. Captain Drake adds 2 to his AC against
one melee attack that would hit him. He must
be able to see the attack and be wielding a
melee weapon.
Janiel d’Lyrandar is a hateful, bitter man
with a vendetta against House Lyrandar. He has
no qualms with stepping on others to reach his
goal of seeing the dragonmarked house ruined.
After his exile he became obsessed with
searching through the Draconic Prophecy to find
a way to destroy his former family. If he
succeeds in crashing the Summer Squall, then
it’s up to you to decide if he interpreted the
prophecy correctly and what the consequences
of that are. The only thing he really treasures is
his son, and even that is because he sees
Matthias as someone who he can forge into a
weapon against House Lyrandar.
MATTHIAS
Small humanoid (half-elf), neutral
Armor Class 11
Hit Points 10
Speed 25 ft.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
7 (-2) 12 (+1) 10 (+0) 9 (-1) 12 (+1) 12 (+1)
Skills Acrobatics +3
Senses darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 11
Languages Common
Challenge 1/4 (50 XP)
Innate Spellcasting. Matthias’s spellcasting
ability is Charisma (save DC 11, +3 to hit with
spell attacks). He can cast the following spells,
requiring no material components:
At-will: fire bolt
1/day: burning hands
ACTIONS
Fire Bolt. Ranged Spell Attack: +3 to hit, range
120 ft., one target. Hit: 1d10 fire damage.
Captain Drake has done an excellent job
of raising his son in an environment of paranoia
and fear. Matthias lashes out against anyone who
isn’t his father, and he’s only comfortable using
his fiery spells when dad is nearby. When he
casts burning hands, he feels tight in the chest
and becomes soaked in sweat.

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Appendix B
This appendix contains maps for locations in this document. Each square represents 5 feet.

Map A-1 (a)

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Map A-1 (b)

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Map A-1 (c)

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