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lyenjoy e
dl ooki
ngt hroughtheOnePa geDung eonConteste
ntr
iesin2009.Atthe
ti
meIwa se lat
edt ofinddoz e
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rdung eonma s
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s,gamemas t
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,andrefer
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withdung eonst hatseemedl i
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sionsofwhatIcouldhavecrea
tedmy s
elf
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emuc hbe tt
er,muchmor eorigi
nal
,muchlonger
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terl
ooking
thanwha tIwoul dha veproduced,butal
lina l
lIfel
tingoodcompany.Ife
ltgoodabout
myowns tuff.
Thesubmi ss
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tenlookedlik
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nturesIcoul
dr uninasingl
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sion.The
ywere
ea
sytot ak
ea l
ongonholidayswit
hasma l
lrul
ebook,s
omepa per
,somedi
ce ,a
ndapenc
il
.
Theyfil
le
dani chet
hatbigg
era dv
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urescoul
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nlov
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Congr
atul
ati
ons
!Le
tot
her
sknow i
fyouus
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2-OnOnePa
geDung
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romt
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ose
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Whe nAle
xSc hröde
ra pproachedmet owriteanint
roduct
iontothiscoll
ecti
onofone -
pagedungeons,myfirs
tr ea
ctionwa s“whyme ?
”Ime an,i
fanyt
hing,I’
ma ssoci
atedwith
theoppos
iteendoft hes pectum;myCa
r st
leoftheMadArchmageisjustabouta snon-
one-pa
ge-
dung eonasyouc ang et
. Butpe
rhapsIcansheds
omelightont hebeautyofthe
one-pa
gedunge onc
onc eptfrom theouts
ide
.
Oneoft heha l
lmarksofthemode r
nOl dSc hoolReviva
lis“ s
impli
cit
y”,whichweseei n
therevi
valoftheea r
li
estedi
ti
onsoft heg ame ,whichwe renote
df ortheirt
ers
ewr i
ti
ng
styl
e.Theearli
estpubli
sheddungeons ,sucha sG1S te
adingo ft
heHi l
lGiantChie
fwe re
simil
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ybrie
finna ture
,butpackedwi thi nf
orma t
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w pag e
s.Imightpoint
outtheJudgesGuil
dmodul eTege
lMa no rasane xe
mpl a
roft hest
yle.
Inthatcas
e,thebrev
itywasoccasi
onedbyne cess
ity;t
herewereonlysoma nypage
stha
t
coul
dbefill
ed,andthecontentsneededtoconformt othatl
imit
ati
on.Themode rnone-
pagedungeon,ontheotherhand,i
sac onsc
iousreturntotha
tstyl
e,for
cingthea
uthort
o
packalotofi
nformati
onintoas mal
l s
pace.
Thisenforc
edt er
sene ssforce sthewr itertoanalmos tHemmi ngwa y-esquebr e
vity
.Every
wordha sgottoc ountf orsome thing ,andthereislite
rallynor oom fora nye xt
raneous
ma t
eri
al.Asas i
dee ffe
c toft his,theg amema ste
rwhoi sc a
ll
e dupont or unag amef r
om
suchade si
gni sforcedt oi mpr ovis e
.Thi s,t
oo,isaha llma r
koft heOl dSc hoolRe vi
val
,
andisperhapsthemos timpor tanta spectoftheone-pagedung eonde si
g nconceptfrom a
pract
ica
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s e
lfi
sbereftofa l
mos talloft hefluff,a
ndc annot
havethec ompl e
tistde sc
ribingofr ulesforeverypos sibl
epl ay eraction thatmode rn
modulesseemt ol e
a nt owa rds,theg amema sterisforcedtol i
vebyhi swi t
s,improvis
ing
notonlyba ckgr
ounda ndot he r“fluff”(whatisther el
ati
ons hipbe twee nthev ampirein
room 4andt heogre-ma geinr oom 1 1?).
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Whe nt here’
snot hi nga boutitonthepa ge
, t
hega mema s
te risfre
e,nay,force
d, t
oi nvent
ana nswe rthatwi llresultinma ximizedenjoyme ntforthepl ay
ersa tthetablea tthat
parti
cularmome nt.Oneg amema ste
rmi ghtdecidethatthev ampireandt heogre- mage
areene mies,le
ttingt hepa rt
ytakeadvantageofthes i
tuation.Anot hermi g
htde ci
det hat
theog re-
ma gei st hes ervantofthev ampire
,andt akething sintoac ompletel
ydi ffer
ent
dir
ection.Tha ta bilitytode ri
veac ompletel
ydiffere
nte xpe r
iencefrom thes ames ource
ma t
erialisoneoft hebe stt
hingsaboutthemode rnOl dSc hoolRe vi
val,a
ndi t’
sonet hing
thattheone -pagedung e onformatencouragesbyitsveryna ture.Oneisac t
uall
yforc edto
bear efer
ee,rathe rt hanana rra
tor.
Sobeholdthes
et e
rsegems ,i
nwhosefew wordsarec
rea
tedwor
ldscompl
etel
yopento
thei
nterpr
eta
tionofthos
ewhoe ncounte
rthemi nawayt
hatmor
e“comple
te”adv
ent
ure
modulessi
mplycannotbe,bythe
irver
ynatur
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Br
evi
tyi
s,i
nde
ed,
thes
oul
ofwi
t.

Or
thodo
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010Mi
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Thoseofuswhoc amei ntothehobbydur ingi t
sboom i nthe1 980sorl at
era refamil
iar
withthes t
andardde si
gnofpubl i
she
da dv entures:ubiquitousbox ed“ tober eadtothe
pla
yers”text
,de s
cripti
onsofe veryl
astr oom a ndNPC,a ndnot esone verythi
ngthe
mons t
ersma yorma ynotdoa cc
ordi
ngt ot hePCs 'actions.Thi sisnotaba ds trat
egyif
youintendong iv
ingpa yi
ngcustomersthebi ggestbangf ort heirbuck,butal ousyoneif
you’
rejusttryi
ngtowr i
teupaSa tur
dayni ghtdung eonc r
a wlf oryoua ndy ourfri
ends.
Tooma nynov i
cerefereesweregiv
enthei mpr ess
iont hatthi sformatwa sonet hatever
y
advent
ur ewassupposedtofoll
ow–e venthos ewritte
nf orone ’
sowne ntert
ainme nt.
I’
m nota shamedt oadmi tt hatIs uccumbe dt ot hisbeli
efa ndt hatma nyofmye a
rly
effor
tsa tadventur
ewr it
ingf eaturedbox edt e
xta nda tt
empt edt opr e
dictever
ypos si
ble
scenariotheplayer
smi ghtc oncoct.It
’st a
k enac oncentra
tede ffortt oridmy s
elfofthese
badha bitsa ndtheOnePa g eDung e
onf ormathe l
pedimme ns el
yi nr ehabi
li
tati
ngmy
gamema s
tersensi
bil
iti
es.TheOnePa g eDung eonr equiresther e
fereetopa r
ehi snotes
downt othebonea ndf orceshi mt og amebyt hes eatofhispa nts,drawingde t
ail
sand
locat
ionc oloroutofthi
na ira stheadve ntureprogresses
.Be c
aus eoft his,Iwasoneoft he
earli
estproponentsoftheOnePa geDung eon.
Ofc our se,everynew phil
osophyha sitssc hi
s msa ndt heOnePa geDung eonwa sno
exception.Asmuc hasIwe lcomedt hisne wt e
mpl at
e,Ic ouldseet hel i
mitat
ionsit
presented.Forr efer
eesli
keme –thos
ewhol over andom t a
blesandintricat
edung eon
speci
a ls
–t heOnePa g
ejustdidn’
tha vee noug hr oom t ospreadout.Thi siswhymy
ear
liesta bbrevi
ated dungeon des
ignsa rea ctuall
yTwo Pa geDung eonsa nd my firs
t
publishede ffor
t,Stonehe
llDung eon:DownNi ght-
Ha untedHa ll
s,fe
a t
uresnume rous
FourPa geDung eons–ther
esimplywa sn’
te noug hroom f oral
lthewonkyi deasIneeded
tothrowdown.
Thisshouldn’tbe t
akena sa sl
am ag
ainstthe f
ormat
.Alt
hough notan orthodox
pr
acti
tione
roft heme thod,Ir
ema i
nade v
ote
eoft heOnePageDung eoninspiri
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edf ormata ndt henrunningi tina ctualplaywi l
limpr oveanyr ef
eree’sskil
ls
regardl
essofhowl ongheors hehasbeena djudicati
ngg ames.Bystress
ingbrevi
tyi none’s
notes,theg a
mema s
terlear
nswha tinforma ti
oni smos timportanttoha veonha nda nd
wha tsparsedetail
sarei ndi
spensa
blewhe nbr i
ngingthes cenar
iot olif
e.Every
thinge ls
e
become ssecondary.Onc etheseel
eme ntsa r
ei denti
fie
d,thea dventurewriti
ngpr ocessis
muc he asi
era ndt hee ndr e
sultmor ee nte
r ta
ining.Ifyou’vene verwr i
tt
enorr una n
adventureusingtheOnePa geDung eonme t
hod, Ihighlyrecomme ndi t
.Youmi ghtne ver
haveamor efreei
nge xperi
encewithadventur edesign.
TheOnePa geDung eonha sanotheradvantag
eov eritmuchlongerbret
hrenwhe nit
comestoi ndivi
dual
it
y .TheOnePa geDung eonsyou’r
eabouttorea
darenotfullyfle
shed
outscenariosreadytober unimme diatel
y.Inst
ead,theyar
emi cr
oburs
tsofa dventur
e,
onesthatg iv
ey oualltheme c
ha ni
caldatayoune edtorunthem,butsti
llrequir
ey our
imagi
na t
iona ndcrea
tivit
ytobecomeme morabl
eg ameexper
ienc
es.
Theups hott othisisthate achoft hesescena
riosprov i
desy ouwitht heoppor tunit
yto
maket hea dventureuniquet oyourg r
oup.Giveanyoneoft heseOnePa geDung e
onsto
twentydi fferentgamingg roupsa ndy ou’l
lendupwi t
has c
or eofdiffer
enti t
erati
onsof
thea dvent ure.Justtr
yt ha twitht heTombofHor rorsorKe epon t heBor derl
ands!
Speakingf rom myowne xperi
encewi t
hS t
onehe l
lDung eon,it'
sag reatt hri
lltowa t
ch
some onee l
s etaketheframe worky ou’
veconstructe
da ndbui ldsome thingwi thityou
wouldha v ene verdreame dofony ourown.Ihopee v
e r
ywr ite
rwhoc ontributedaOne
PageDung e ontothiscontestgetstoe xper
ienc
et hatsamewonde r
fulthril
l.
TheOnePa geDung eonhasbee
ndi s
mi s
sedbys omea sac heapg i
mmi c
korapa ss
ingfad.
Ifthatwast hecase
,Idoubtwewoul dcur r
entl
ybec e l
ebrat
ingt hes ec
ondannua lOne
PageDung eonCont estorst
il
lbes e
eingt heformatc onti
nuet oa ppearinthepa gesof
fanzi
nessucha sFightOn!The s
es i
mpl i
fiedadvent
ur ershaveobv iousl
ystr
uckac hord
withg a
me rsregar
dlessofwhatedit
ionorg ametheya replaying,lendingcre
dittot he
ideathatt
heya r
emuc h,
muchmor ethans i
mplythe“flavorofthewe e
k”ingamede si
gn.
Ifthisi syourfir
ste xper
iencewitht heOnePa geDung eon,you’
reinf oratreat
.You’v
e
mos tlikel
yne v
e rseensuchag amutofa dventuresa
s s
embl edinones ma l
lpac
kage.Don’t
besur pris
edifafterreadi
ngt hes
ey oufindy ourowng a
menot est
obemuc hshortert
han
theyus edt obe.Ifthisi
sar et
urntriptot helandofOnePa g
ea dv
entureforyou,another
bevyofbr iefbeautiesawaitswit
hin.Ma y beoneoft hemi syourown.I nthatcase
,Ihope
you’l
ls oonbehe ari
ngt al
esofwha totherg ame r
sdidwi t
ht hegerm ofyouridea
.
 OnOnePa
geDung
eons

I
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evi
ty
©2
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ey
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ingGa me swe r
ebor ninthedung eon;thefirstadvent
urestookplacei
nthema ny
l
evelsandc avernsunde rneat
hBl ac
kmoora ndGr e
yha wk.Thoseearlydungeonsbec
ame
huges prawli
ngl ocale
s.Yetwhe nwebr ows ethee xa mplesf
rom thee ra,wefi
ndterse
handwr i
ttennotes ,
sketc
hyma ps
,andma nyrandom t ables
;compa re
dt othecommercia
l
modul esthatfollowedt her
ea ppearedtobea lmos tnothing.Thes ec
retoftheseearl
y
dung e
onswa sint heimag i
nati
onoft hei
rr ef
ere
e s:Da veArnes
ona ndGa ryGygax
.
Theonepa g
edung e
onsrepre
sentsthebes
tofthatear
lytradi
ti
on.It
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ces
theauthortoincludeonl
yt ha
twhi c
hisabsol
utel
ynecess
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ure;l
eav
ingthe
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ree’simag
inati
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orthisy e
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hinguniqueinre
fere
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Thef or ma tha
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ag e
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l.Ref
ereesha
veauniqueworldthattheirpl
ayer
s
advent urein.Notwocampai
gnsa rel
ikeeventhoset
hatha
vetheirba
sisinac omme r
cia
l
produc tli
k eGrey
hawkorForgott
enRealms.Theonepagedungeonter
seforma tmakesi
t
idealfora dapt
ati
ontoamyri
adofmi l
ieus.
Writ
ingshor
tpiec
esisoft
enthehardes
tty
peofwriti
ng.Si
xtyfouraut
horsr
osetothe
cha
lle
ngeandsubmitt
edthei
rentr
ies
.AsIwrit
ethi
sIdon’tknow whothewinne
rswil
l
bebutIc
ongrat
ulat
eeachandeve
ryoneonajobwel
ldone.
Idon’tthinktheone -
pa g
edung e
onf ormatisidealforal
lthethi
ngswec anwrit
ea bouti
n
ourhobby .Wi lder
nessescanquicklygrow inpa gecountbasedont hesiz
eoft hema p.
Ma nypl ots
,a ndNPCsr equi
relong erexplanat
ions.Ifyoua r
edoi ngadung eona sa
my thicunde r
wor l
d,event er
sel
ywr i
tte
n,ma nypa ge
sc anbede v
ot e
dt othatt y
peof
locale
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et heone-pagedungeone xcel
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Meadowlands Mad Hermit Rumors
d8 Rumor
1 Want some rye? 'Course ya do! (F) (save vs. poison
or take damage and pass out)
2 If you get lost, beware the eater of men!
3 Beware the mad hermit of the north lands.
4 Tribes of subhuman pig-men inhabit the Pine Barrens,
but they're not the problem: it's strictly bush league
down there.
5 Wearing an amulet of bacon around your neck will
keep the Jersey Devil away. (F)
6 Strange Magic of the Old Times provides a quick way
to get from Acey to Vega$
7 Drinking the Meadowlands water will give you
superpowers (probably F; it's radioactive, so if you got
lucky enough with your die rolls, then maybe...)
8 My cat's breath smells like cat food.
Wandering Monsters
Well, duh. They're ubiquitous.
Frequency: Whenever the action slows
down, 1 in 8.
Ruins: CHUDs, scavenging tribes, pig-men
Hills/Caves: scavenging tribes, pig-men
Radioactive Zones: CHUDs, tentacle beasts
Swamp: tentacle beasts, Bush League, pig-men
Forest: mutant bears (porridge optional), Jersey
Devil, pig-men
Shore: Guidos, Landsharks, pig-men
Mountains: mutant bears, inbred hicks, pig-men
You get the idea.

Noteworthy Sites
“Central New Jersey after the 'Big Whoops'” ©
2010, Adam Thornton <athornton@gmail.com>
This One-page Dungeon Contest entry is
adapted from Bring Me The Head Of Frank
Sinatra!, an adventure for Mutant Future and
similar systems, projected for release in 2010.
License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0
http://creative/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
Gaming blog: http://athornton.dreamwidth.org
Documents: http://www.scribd.com/ajthornton
Hex 601: Hoboken – Population 30,000. Ruled by the Witch-Queen (imagine Glenn Close
as Cruella De Vil), who wants to have the head of hometown hero Frank Sinatra
enshrined in the city. The head is believed to be in Vega$, which has some mystical
connection to Acey (Hex 610).
Hex 610: Acey – Population 50,000. A wretched hive of scum and villainy full of loaded
dice and rigged card games, it also houses (in the airport ruins to the south) a cult that
worships The Flying Dutch Schultz, a Boeing 707 with a sentient but deeply
delusional autopilot, which still might be able to get a party of adventurers to Vega$ in
return for the right sacrifice. If a party hasn't yet encountered the Jersey Devil, he will
come to investigate when they cross the last causeway into Acey.
Hex 502: Meadowlands – home to the Mad Hermit and his puma Whiskers. Looks and
smells just like the guy from B2. Has some rumors to communicate.
Trenton and Environs (Hex 205 and surroundings): Trenton made, the world took, and then
they nuked the hell out of it. Deadly radiation.
Hex 307: Fort Dix. Thoroughly nuked. Probably some pre-Whoops military gear in there, if
you could get through the radiation.
Hex 402: New Brunswick – population 4,000. The closest thing to a normal town New
Jersey has these days. Kind of wary about adventuring parties.
Hex 607: Toms River – Population 600. Home to a sect that's fond of sacrificing outsiders
to the Jersey Devil, who protects the village in exchange for the occasional snack.
Has excellent second-hand clothing, weapons, and armor stores, though.
Hex 306: Bordentown – Population 80. Home to the Mastoris Diner, finest restaurant in the
state. Just don't ask too many questions about where they get their meat.
Hex 204: Princeton – Plenty of pre-Whoops Mad Science tech in ruined labs, but also
home to The Princeton University Band, a horrifying giant amoeba, colored orange
and black in a plaid pattern (tends to cause nausea in viewers), with bits of brass
instruments poking out of it. The Band attacks with a cacophonous (and nauseating)
sonic attack and will eat (and especially drink) anything, singing filthy (and
nauseating) limericks off-key and lurching around erratically all the while.
Pine Barrens (forests east and south of Fort Dix, Hex 407 and surroundings): Stomping
grounds of the Jersey Devil, who looks exactly like Tenniel's Jabberwock illustration,
down to the waistcoat. Speaks with an incongruously high and squeaky British voice.
Excruciatingly well-mannered, right up until he eats you. Lack of Vorpal Swords in
post-apocalyptic New Jersey makes him a very dangerous opponent.
Bogs (swamps north of Pine Barrens, Hex 505 and surroundings): The fetid depths of the
cranberry bogs are home to pig-men and the radical Vegetable Separatists known as
the Bush League:
! Rovin' Karl the Turd Blossom – Baby face with little white petals, throws feces,
nauseates opponents by emitting vile stench, speech causes berserk rage.
! The Decider – Human-sized W-shaped saguaro cactus with cowboy hat and
nickel-plated six-shooter; claims to be in charge but tends to hide behind Big Dick
if things get violent; speech causes confusion.
! Big Dick – smaller, more evil, better dressed, less Appalachian Hillbilly Tree from
http://www.somethingpositive.net/sp05042002.shtml; in addition to his Horrific
Cornhole Attack, he carries a shotgun, with which he loves to shoot “meatbags” in
the face.
Southern Swamps (Hex 210 and surroundings): home to tribes of subhuman pig-men.
Referee's choice whether they're pig-faced orcs, Kallikaks, or just Phillies fans.
Garden State Parkway (road along eastern side of state): has a tollbooth approximately
every two hundred yards, each manned by a surly troll demanding a few silver pieces.
Trolls are in fact fully licensed and bonded representatives of the New Jersey
Highway Authority. Turnpike (center-west to northeast) has higher tolls but many
fewer of them.
New York City: The map is correct. It no longer exists, period.
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1. Shackled Pass: A rickety wooden bridge is attached to
one of the giant stone chains and provides entry to the
city. There are words and images scratched into the
stone in several languages as a warning to turn back.
2. Guard Quarters: A large portcullis opens into a poorly-lit
courtyard, where 4 Dark Elves confront the PCs and de-
mand an outrageous toll for entering the city. They will
attack if refused, threatening to feed you to The Hungerer.
3. Watchtower: Another 3 Dark Elves wait in the top of
the tower, and signaled the PCs’ arrival to their friends
in (area 2). If the PCs killed the others, they wait in the
shadows to ambush—otherwise, they refuse entrance.
There is a small chest here containing appropriate gp.
4. World’s End Inn: A makeshift inn and den for travelers.
A ladder leads up to a 15’ high loft, filled with hay and
covered in darkness.
5. Cavernous Passage: Lit by bioluminescent fungi, the pas-
sage has an extremely low ceiling of 4’ and is covered
with stalactites. The floor is covered with a thin layer of
murky water and centipedes. If the PCs are quiet, they
can hear voices up ahead.
6. Hunting Grounds: A group of 4 Dark Dwarves are argu-
ing about how to divvy up the possessions of The Hun-
gerer’s latest victim. They flee to (area 8), and the PCs
can hear screaming coming from (area 7).
7. The Hungerer’s Lair: Bones litter the island of the cav-
ern, which is filled with murky water, 3’ high. Hanging
from the ceiling is an Elf, shackled in chains. If released,
he warns the PCs to stay away from the water and the
Wrathful King, who haunts the tower. If asked about The
Hungerer, he tells the PCs that it dislikes fire.
8. City Square: Four enormous statues of Velth’s (former)
leaders tell a noble version of their defection with
plaques. ‘TRAITORS’ is written in blood all over the stat-
ues, which provide cover. The 4 Dark Dwarves retreat-
ed here and wait in the darkness for the PCs to pass the
statues, attacking from the shadows.
9. Sewers: A grate in the back of a supply room leads to the
sewer tunnels, which are ancient and unused, but a slip-
pery slime covers the bottom. 2’ wide ledges follow the
perimeter of the sewer. A Giant Snake is just inside, and
may or may not attack, depending on the PCs’ actions.
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Many of the buildings have been reduced to rubble, leaving most
of the streets impassable. Creatures have burrowed caves and
tunnels all over the floating island, allowing passage between the
city’s larger areas. The outside is dimly illuminated by various bio-
luminescent plants, fungi, and organisms; some buildings are lit by
torches, but darkness is pervasive.
10. Tomb of Traitors: Inside are elaborate sarcophagi con-
taining the city’s traitorous leaders, who haunt the room
as a group of 8 Ghosts and Wraiths. Written on the
tombs is a curse upon them, condeming them to eternal
suffering; if the sarcophagi are destroyed, the ghosts per-
ish for good and the PCs will anger the Wrathful King.
11. Sewage Controls: A two story building. The basement
contains levers to disable the sluice trap (event C). The
top level opens to a roof, letting the PCs see a glowing
tower (area 14), and a strange waterfall coming from
above (area 12).
12. Shadow Falls: A giant waterfall rains down from above,
though its source is too far to be seen. In the water be-
hind it, PCs can see a ledge covered with something glit-
tering—it’s armor from dead adventurers. The Hungerer, a
Giant Aquatic Worm, attacks. If they survive, they find
an appropriate level magic weapon on the ledge.
13. Armory: Stripped of any valuable items long ago, the
room is crowded with rusty weapons, making it difficult
to traverse. There are 3 Suits of Armor, which attack if
disturbed. If killed, one becomes a piece of magic armor.
14. Market Row: The ancient and abandoned bazaar, filled
with rubble, debris, and derelict buildings. A group of
mindflayers frequently hunt here, since many adventur-
ers pause to search the buildings for treasure.
15. Forgotten Gate: The original entry to Velth now over-
looks an abyss and provides towers that reach the great
wall. The area is a nesting ground for 2 Giant Spiders,
and is cluttered with eggs. The spiders dwell on the un-
derside of the city and might come up if the eggs are
destroyed or the PCs alert them.
16. The Undermaw: A gaping chasm of the abyss, covered
with many rickety wooden and rope bridges. A clan of
6 Goblins hides nearby, and has a Large Troll at their
disposal. They will attack the PCs once on the bridges.
17. Great Wall: An ancient wall, 30’ high, is mostly de-
stroyed, though a guardroom is intact. Someone barred
the doors, which are now splintered and broken open.
18. Crystal Village: A pile of glowing crystals pulse within a
circle of hatched houses. The crystals weaken any mor-
tals near them, and a group of 3 Mindflayers attack the
PCs, assisted by 10 Humanoid Slave Minions.
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Long ago, in a war forgotten by even the most learned
bards, a king called upon the mountain city of Velth
to assist in battle. However, the citizens of Velth had
become powerful and wealthy and had much to lose,
so, believing victory to be impossible, they turned
against their king and countrymen at a pivotal point
in the war, barricading themselves in the mountains
and abandoning their oaths of loyalty.
The war raged on. Eventually, the king’s armies
were defeated, and he mortally wounded. For aban-
doning their kingdom in its most dire hour, the king
cursed the city with his last breath, offering his soul
and lineage to the gods if they would deliver justice.
As the story goes, Velth disappeared from the moun-
taintop, along with its residents, treasure, and every
trace of its existence. Hundreds of years passed, and
the city of traitors was forgotten… until now.
Deep below the surface, in the darkest caverns, a
city sits alone, suspended by colossal stone chains
above an abyss—abandoned by the world. Some say
the city was slowly rebuilt, others claim it simply ap-
peared. Regardless, rumors tell of the mysteries with-
in: unspeakable horrors, priceless treasures—all wait-
ing for any brave enough to enter the City of Traitors.
19. Vault of Scrolls: An ancient library, though most of the
books and scrolls are now dust. The PCs will find some
texts detailing the war and betrayal, and 2 spell scrolls.
20. Courtyard: Patrolling a murky and glowing fountain is a
group of 6 Small Water Elementals. If the fountain is
disturbed, a Large Water Elemental emerges, forbid-
ding entrance to the Wrathful King’s sanctum.
21. Tower of the Wrathful King: Haunting the tower is the
king who cursed Velth, a powerful Undead Being,
watching over the city to ensure their eternal torment.
He objects to the PCs’ presence, especially if they de-
stroyed the tombs in (area 10), and attacks, calling
5 Ghostly Guards of dead soldiers. If defeated, the PCs
will find treasury gems and a powerful magic weapon.
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A. If the PCs linger or take a rest here, 5 Halfling Thieves
return, and will try to rob and kill the PCs.
B. The water here is 10’ deep, the walls 20’ high. If the PCs
try to swim down the canal, The Hungerer may attack.
C. A sluice trap triggers, closing the gate and filling with wa-
ter. The PCs must find the release lever to escape.
D. The gate is locked, but noisy, and triggers a 3 Mindflayer
ambush if the PCs attempt to gain entry through it.
E. The wall begins to collapse, creating a pit trap below.
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2 1d8 Giant Centipedes.
3 2d4 + 2 Goblins scavenging bodies for weapons.
4 1d6 Human Descendants living in Velth, trying to take
back the city from all the monsters and adventurers.
5 2 Elven Adventurers, fleeing from the city, warning to
stay away from the waterfall and The Hungerer.
6 3d4 Giant Bats, trying to lift one of the PCs away.
7 1 Mindflayer Scout, fleeing to warn others.
8 3 Wights, wandering the city in torment.
9 2d6 Humanoid Slave Minions, digging a pit trap.
10 3 Ghostly Heralds, muttering of the city’s former glory.
11 1d6 + 3 Fungal Monsters.
12 1d4 Dark Elf Messengers, carrying a letter for the
Wrathful King, pleading for permission to kill ghosts.
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H10)#60?0 -- Stencheye is a notorious Troll witchdoctor of unusual cunning and ability. She is never without her amulet of fire resistance, hidden beneath layers of fur and
rags, and wears a filthy Robe of Eyes as a shawl. Stencheye is crafty, and does not hesitate to flee for reinforcements. Seldom idle, she is typically found roaming throughout the
caverns (roll 1d4 for her location: 1. meeting with Molly Longfingers; 2. Just leaving the Tusk, on the outer bridge; 3. In the Reeking Dens, flogging a juvenile Troll; 4. dallying in her
chambers with one of her lovers). When outside her quarters, she has a bodyguard of 2 large trolls.
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banded mail, longbows (often with arrows treated with a Slow poison), and polearms. Much less common, Devil-Trolls have additional spell-like abilities, and are marked by
demonic or diabolic features. Devil-Trolls attack with spell-like powers or their natural weaponry.
34, 5&0"#60&'(2, 72#0)1. A narrow ledge climbs steeply to a large cave mouth.
Kelgg the Gatekeeper, a giant 2 headed troll, stands guard. He hoots and snorts
happily as he rolls boulders down upon intruders. If approached, he rushes out to hurl
enemies from the ledge. Coiled around his shoulders is a giant constrictor snake,
which he tosses at lightly armored foes. Kelgg is too stupid to summon aid.
84, 9::0&, ;("&*&''.. Cracks in the ceiling provide dim light. A drunken troll
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characters are horrified by his performance. 3 half-troll warriors throw horseshoes,
their ears plugged with cloth. A Cave Bear pet sits chewing bones. Sounds of combat
may awaken 2 Trolls from the connecting caves, but only if the singing is silenced.
One of the caves doubles as a latrine, and emits an eye-watering stench.
<4, 560, ;&=2>?, @"&*0&. Curtains of stiff, uncured hides screen the entrances. A
large fire-pit holds a spit and huge cook pot. Butchered horses and a human torso
hang from a wooden rack. Tending a chopping block is Meat-Hacker Yog, a deranged,
hog-headed Hill Giant (the head was a Faerie curse) in a chainmail apron. 2 Troll
assistants and a Dire Boar rush enemies while Yog grabs his arbalest. A trapdoor
reveals a notched log, serving as a ladder down to area 7. A wooden cage holds 2
would-be troll-hunters. One has a severed leg, and is delirious with fever. The other is
lucid, but has a broken collarbone and cannot fight. If rescued, he describes a spear
and beaded satchel taken by his captors, both of which would be useful against Trolls.
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collects below in a natural cistern. A natural ledge allows those in area 5 to look down
into this lower chamber, but no one appears to be watching. Observant characters
notice someone has lowered a rope down the chimney, but there is no one in sight.
B4,560,C&=)$=)%,D''.. A Giant Troll sits munching live chickens from a pen,
while 2 half-troll archers and a thorny-skinned female Devil-Troll drink and play dice.
The Giant Troll hurls intruders into the cistern, then tosses rocks. A crude still sits in
one corner, along with 3 jugs of troll moonshine (treat as a highly-flammable, low-
grade poison). A small collection of coins and jewelry sits on a stone table.
!"#$%&'()&*&+,#-)./0&1,. A 200 lb. stone lid blocks the entry hatch. A glowing
dagger imbedded in a crate lights the room, revealing rich tapestries and thick (though
soiled) carpets. Two censers waft narcotic incense throughout the chamber, causing
those unused to the effects to hit at -2. One of S$&62.&=&'() #/3&%() ;-##) 5&) .&%&G)
lounging in a heap of soiled furs (roll 1d4: 1. A Minotaur Chieftan; 2. A Type III
Demon; 3. An Ogre Mage Warlord; 4. The Scragglebeard Brothers, a pair of insane,
lecherous Dwarven WarriorsM8))<$&62.&=&'()$%&+("%&)-()-6)+)$riple-locked iron chest on
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hidden catch is not released, a second compartment releases a puff of yellow mold.
E4, 560, D00$=)%, C0)2. These disgusting caverns house most of the Trolls.
Mounds of furs, straw, and soiled bedding lie in lice-ridden heaps. 1d6 Trolls snore
peacefully.
F4, @'G0&, ;("&*&''.. 2 Trolls wrestle for the hundredth time while a blue-
scaled Devil-Troll and 2 Dire Wolves look on in boredom. The Devil-Troll has a
paralytic touch and a poison bite. A stout gate of logs blocks an exit onto the cliff-side.
The entire place reeks of troll urine.
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packed earthen floors. All are smooth and worn
from centuries of use, and many bear ancient
markings in an unknown script. Roars and
sounds of fighting are commonplace, but
lightning, explosions, and other unusual sounds
may bring investigation from adjacent rooms.
K4,560,L>()*0&,5&'M0. A heavy stone door stands slightly ajar. Inside lie three
dismembered and acid-scorched Trolls. The cave is piled with looted goods, awaiting
trade to parties unknown. Two thieves are already here, rifling through boxes. They
are Feargus the Cutter (a Human Thief) and his Spriggan partner, Droopteats. Both
are villains of the worst sort, and neither likes to share a score. The loot includes
valuable silks, spices, ingots, amphorae of wine and oils, and piles of weapons and
armor (total contents and value to be determined by the referee). If players know to
look, they can spot the troll-."6$&%'()(+$2.&# (holds 6 acid vials and 2 potions of fire
breathing). Otherwise, a search takes hours, and is certain to be interrupted.
3N4, O=2=1=)%, ;=")1022. These are temporary quarters for Molly Longfingers, a
powerful Annis (&&P-6,) <$&62.&=&'() +-08) :/) &+(&) 6&,/$-+$-ons, she appears as a
statuesque Troll queen in a dress of bones. Accompanying her are two eunuch Ogre
Champions (plate armor, 2-handed swords). If her Ogres are killed, she may parley.
A locked chest holds gold and gems intended as tribute for Stencheye.
334,560,5(2$,'/,;G">>. A gleaming, -3/%=)(@-P&G)EF');-0&)+60)QF').-,.G)$.%"($()
up through the center of this vaulted cavern. Ledges circle the walls, dropping to
steaming pits of boiling 7"0G)CD')5&#/;8)The Tusk is considered holy by many Trolls
and Ogres, though they will not explain its importance. It vibrates with a high,
keening sound, affecting Trolls as a Chant spell. Along the outer wall, 3 Trolls hoot
and pound on drums, while a visiting Ogre Mage meditates near the Tusk. Perched
near the ceiling is a winged Devil Troll (gaseous breath; magic resistance). The
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Tusk is unbreakable, but if struck it releases one of several primordial troll spirits
(banshees). Its base is heaped with gold, silver, and numerous bloody offerings.
384, @=110&0*, H6'&0>=)0. Mounds of half-submerged detritus poke from the
shallow mud, including several splintered wagons. CD')1%/7 the shoreline, a pole with
an ornamented grip sticks up from the tar. It is the troll-."6$&%'() (@&+%) - a
flametongue lance. Anyone trying to wade out to it becomes stuck in the tar.
3<4, 7)#021&">, !"&&'G. Hidden behind an illusionary wall is an undiscovered
cave, its walls lined with ancient cave paintings of animals and Trolls. Three images
hold bound Animal Spirits, which attempt to possess intruders (one attack per spirit;
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set of fossilized Troll bones lies on a heap of flint shards, flanked by disintegrating
mammoth tusks. Within the remains sit a bone necklace and a green stone club. If
approached, flint shards swirl up and begin to spin around the body. Passing through
them on the first round does minimal damage, but the shards accelerate rapidly,
becoming a Blade Barrier8) ) 91) @#+=&%() %&$%&+$) +$) #&+($) KF'G) $.&) (.+%0() (&$$#&) "6$-#)
approached again. By darting in and out when the shards first rise, a player can grab
a single item with only minor cuts. The necklace acts as a Ring of Free Action, while
the club functions like a Staff of Striking (24 charges).
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Notes for Further Development: Returning raiders replenish the population by 1d4
per day (max. 16). If Stencheye is displaced, a rival band of Ogre Magi may seize
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 THE CONTEMPTIBLE CUBE OF QUAZAR
BACKGROUND: Quazar, a
powerful evil magic-user from
planet Eris has accidentally
transported himself and his
cube-like stronghold to Earth. He is
trapped in his inner sanctum until he can
be freed by The Four Sacred Keys. In the
meantime, the uncontrolled denizens of his
fortress venture forth at night to feed and plunder
the local villages.
NOTES: Designed for 5 or more characters of 4th-6th level.
The Four Sacred keys are 8” metallic cubes n areas 4, 7, 17, &
23. Cube keeper’s crystals work teleporters and open most
locked areas and cages. One-eyed orcs are standard orcs
with one eye in center of forehead. Most walls/floors/ceilings
are dark green marbled stone.
WANDERING MONSTERS: Check for 1 on d6 every 2 turns.
1. d6+1 One-Eyed Orcs
2. 1 Tusken Ogre with a Cube Keeper's Crystal
3. 1 Large Adult Vapor Crane
4. d2 IOUNifiers
5. d4 Worker Amphorons
6. 1 Thelidu
LETTERED AREAS
G.R. Gravity Ramps: These ramps are used to transition from the
gravity field of one Cube-face to another. When ramp is
entered, travelers feel as if they are walking uphill. At center of
ramp it feels like one is walking on a level surface. At ramp end
it feels like walking downward.
Q. Quazar's Inner Sanctum: Large hollow sphere where Quazar
is trapped. Gravity pulls outward so that one walks upon the
sphere's inner surface. Inner surface is black with slow-shifting
constellations & galaxies. Quazar is 8th level magic-user. REF
select spells. He has staff of wizardry and Cube Master’s crystal
that will access and control all areas.
T. Teleporter Rooms: With Cube keeper's crystal, this room will
teleport party to any desired area except area Q. Without
crystal, it teleports to random numbered area.
NUMBERED AREAS
1. Entrance Tunnel: Portal at the base of the Cube is open to
this tunnel.
2. Stairway: Stairs lead up to area 3. Doors to either side of stairs
are magically locked, can only be opened with Cube keeper's
crystal. Clerical healing scroll hidden under 6th step.
3. Pyramid: Magical voice
booms, "An error has occurred,
the Inner Sanctum has been security
sealed. Only the Four Sacred Keys will unlock
the Inner Sanctum," after this an IOUNifier descends
from pyramid apex to attack intruders.
4. Organic Waste: Abounding trash, dung, and sludge are
absorbed by a gelatinous cube. Inside gelatinous cube is 8”
cube of decorated bronze. A 4’ circular opening is in ceiling.
5. Metallic Waste: Scrap metal and wire are being devoured
by 2 rust monsters. d6 x 1000 g.p. worth of scrap gold is here.
There is a 4’ circular opening in ceiling.
6. Wizard's Chamber: Door trapped, delivers 2d6 electrical
damage on touch. Room has bed, desk. Three worker
amphorons are here. Bracers of defense are hidden in desk
7. Wizard's Study: Bas relief on wall of four stacked cubes.
Cubes are labelled "AU," "AG," "AE," and "Q." Near one wall is a
black stand holding 8” cube of ornate gold. Opposite wall is
shimmery portal that teleports to area 12.
8. Library: Many shelves of large books in foriegn/alien
languages. 2 one-eyed orcs wander here, 2d20 g.p. each.
9. Secret Library: Two magic-user spell books sit atop ornate
pedestals. One of the spell books is inhabited by an Inaed. A
Tsalakian has just arrived to steal these books.
10. Laboratory: Filled with strange machines, computers, and
laboratory devices. Four potions of healing hidden about and
one potion of poison. Clerical scroll, locate object, is tucked
under a computer. Two 4’ circular openings on walll are chutes
to areas 4 & 5.
11. Conjuring Room: Three evil clerics (3 HD each, REF
determine spells, 66 g.p. each) are conducting a ceremony.
Six one-eyed orcs are assisting, 2d20 g.p. each. One cleric has
a mace +3
12. Spiral Staircase: Atop the stair is a stand with fittings for the
Four Sacred Keys. If placed in proper sequence (gold, silver,
bronze, black), magic portal in the ceiling opens. Beyond is
Quazar's Sanctum.
13. Armory: Weapon racks. Many are empty. A few contain
One-eyed orc weapons and armor. One rack holds 4 Civil War
era rifles. A +2 sword is hidden in panel behind this rack.
14. Control Room: Many levers and panels. Controls for
transporting the entire Cube are here. they are malfunctioning.
if activated roll d6:, 1 = electrical shock (2d dam.), 2 = explosion
(4d6 dam.), 3 = no effect, 4 = Cube moves 100 yds. in random
direction. A 4’ circular opening on walll is a chute to area 4.
15. Cube Keeper’s
Quarters: The tusken ogre here
wears a belt with wrenches and a Cube
Keeper's crystal on chain at neck. Hidden among
furnishings are 9,550 triangular g.p., 5000 s.p. and 2 potions.
16. Life Support: Many levers and panels. Large red knob will
turn all gravity fields on/off. Effects could be disastrous.
17. Silver Hall: Floor, walls, ceiling all of silver. At center of room
is 8” inch silver cube atop a black stand. 20 one-eyed orcs,
2d20 g.p. each, guard the silver cube.
18. Storage: Rope, chain, iron spikes, metal beams, crates,
barrels and many unidentifiable items. A pouch of dust of
disappearance is hidden at the bottom of a cask of pipeleaf.
19. Zoo Keeper's Quarters: A tusken ogre with Cube Keeper's
crystal. (NOTE: Cube Keeper’s crystal can open cages.) He
wears boots of flying.
20. Aquarium: Giant Squid. Force field across top of aquarium
is malfunctioning. Squid will reach out & attack. 75,000 g.p. of
gold, gems, and treasure line bottom of tank.
21. Broken Cage: Something has escaped. Floor of cage is a
shallow boiling pool with large boulders. Several vapor cranes
were here, but are now wandering the cube. A 4’ circular
opening on walll behind cage is a chute to area 4.
22. Monkey Cage: Three Flying Apes.
23. Dragon Cage: Black Cube guarded by sleeping
(immature) black dragon. If cube is removed from stand,
dragon awakens.
24. Captured Soldiers: Each cages houses 2 captured Confed-
erate soldiers.
25. Arboretum: Scattered among strange foliage are 1 tangle
weed and 2 strangle vines. A bronze horn of Valhalla is hidden
in the tangled brush.
26. Captured Villagers: Each of these three cages holds several
local villagers.
27. Dimension Engine Room: The door to this room is magically
locked. If entrance is gained, a room of limitless size is revealed.
It contains endless strange conduits and devices that surge
with power. If anything is touched, the offending character
must save or blink out of existence.
END NOTE
Once Quazar is freed, he will be able to work the magic and
mechanisms that will return the Cube to his own world...
...Unless he has decided not to leave!
CREDITS & LICENSE
Designed and Written by Jimm Johnson and Jeff Lynk.
Licensed under the Creative Commons.
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
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Background
Buried underground for hundreds of years lies a spaceship from the 3rd planet in the Altair
system, in the constellation Aquila. While heavily damaged, the ship still has power for
many of its systems and doors and lights are still fully operational in most sections.
During a battle between the crew (Flumph, Grey Aliens) and an attacking race (Grell) the
saucer was damaged and forced to crash land on this planet. The remaining crewmembers
escaped into the Phantom Prison to survive the crash, but are now trapped. The pilot who
was to free them was killed during landing, and its restless spirit still haunts the ship.
Many of the automated systems are still active, trying to both repel intruders and bring
survivors to the Phantom Prison to be “saved”.
A. The Saucer - The tunnel opens into a large cave containing a partially buried saucer
shaped craft. The silver surface of the ship is scorched and twisted in many places.
B. The Cave-In - seems to have collapsed some time in the past (after the saucer crash
landed). From this point the hole torn in the hull at #1 can be seen.
1. Damaged Corridor – The hole in the ship leads to a darkened corridor of alien
construction. A small grayish leather disc lies on the floor (a dead Flumph) with an Ioun
Stone (Survive without Air) nearby.
2. Flumph Chamber – This sparse room has several pedestals with shallow basins
connected to tubes leading up to the ceiling. Searching finds an Ioun Stone (protection)
3. Equipment Locker – Cylinders of strange liquids, various tools (pick, shovel, etc)
a rod of Light (100 charges), and an Environment Suit (AC5 Protection from Heat/Cold)
4. Destroyed Flumph Chamber – Pushing open the door reveals a severely
damaged room, similar to #2, with smashed pedestals and wires hanging from the ceiling.
5. Battlefield – Scorch marks cover the walls and bodies litter the floor. The long dead
remains of 3 Flumph, 4 Grey Aliens, and 2 Grell are here, along with 2 Bolt Pistols (d12
x24 charges) and a Rod of Heat Ray (3d6 dmg, save for !, 18 charges) near a Grell.
6. Collapsed Corridor – The ceiling has collapsed at the far end of the hall.
7. Navigator’s Room* – Beautiful maps and models of distant star systems.
8. Curving Corridor – The saucer’s lights are working in this section. One of the
ship’s Antibodies (Ascomoid, without spore attack) emerges from #10 if there is any noise.
9. Globe Room* – This room is filled with large translucent spheres and hanging
wires. 2 Antibodies (Ascomoid, without spore attack) attempt to drive off any intruders.
10. Entry Corridor – Speaking the phrases “Open Door” and “Close Door” in
Altairian will activate the portal and entry ramp on the exterior wall, leading back to “B”.
11. Maintenance Room* – Assorted tables filled with bits of alien machinery and
tools. A Magnetobot (Adherer) will activate after 1 round and try to bring any humanoids
to room #14 for digitizing. An Altair tech pad containing a Manual of Golems can be found.
12. Antechamber* – A large glowing sphere hangs from the ceiling bathing the
room in a soothing blue light. Resting 10 minutes here regains d6 stamina (once per day).
Haunt of this Flumph will try to possess someone so it can free the crew from room #14.
14. Phantom Prison* – Multiple glowing spheres and tubes flank a large screen
dominating the far wall. A short control pedestal is the only furniture here. After 1 round
the person closest to the Mirror of Life Trapping will be drawn into the last remaining spot.
The mirror will then deactivate and not draw anyone else inside. The commands for the
slots. Damaging the mirror will release all the occupants.
15. Corridor of Doors – The button to open the door to room #17 has a cover on it.
16. Medical Lab* – Tables with alien bodies and pedestals with sharp tools are
arranged in a semi-circle around the room. An Orb of Resurrection and Reanimation sits
atop one of the pedestals. Touching it animates the bodies creating Alien Zombies.
17. Bio-Preserve – A self-contained alien eco-system with water, filtration and a
day/night cycle. The alien vegetation has evolved into a colony of Vegepygmies. Once the
seal to this room is open they will start venturing out to explore their new surroundings.
18. Observatory – One way transparent walls allow anyone in this room to look into
any of the adjacent rooms. A pair of goggles (Eyes of the Eagle) have been left here.
19. Sending Room* – Strange circles are etched on the floor in alien writing
(Antarian). A Circlet of Comprehend Languages is here and reveals the room as one for
sending and receiving messages of some sort (via Telepathic Projection).
20. Darkened Corridor – This section is heavily damaged and without lights.
21. Tubes Room* – Filled with pipes and humming machinery. 3 Antibodies
(Ascomoid, without spore attack) are here and attempt to drive off any intruders.
22. Storage Room – Shelves of strange tools, mysterious supplies, a gas gun
(Stinking Cloud x10 charges), and 2 Environment Suits (AC5 Protection from Heat/Cold).
23. Crypt – 5 smooth metal caskets contain the remains of former Altairian
crewmembers. Other caskets are buried beneath the collapsed wall and ceiling.
Random Encounters – 1 in 8 chance, check every 10 minutes
1 Magnetobot (Adherer, brings humanoids to room 14)
2 Antibody (Ascomoid, without spore attack)
3 Defence Screen (Stun Jelly, causing only non-lethal damage)
4 Vegepygmy (disregard if they have not yet been released from room #17)
* Effects of missed shots
roll d4 for rooms 7,11,12,14,19; roll d6 for rooms 9,16,21
1-3 No Effect
4 Electrical Arc – Everyone in room makes a save each round or loses d8 stamina
5 Fire – Alarm sounds and door will seal in 2 rounds, after which all air will be
pumped out of room (lasts 10 min)
6 Explosion – Everyone in room loses d20 stamina
Phantom Prison Contents
1-6 Altairians (Flumph), flight crew and scientists Abcdef
7-11 Altairian (Grey Alien), explorers, warriors and scientists Ghijk
12 Grell – Prisoner, will try to escape via room #10 L
13 Xag-Ya – Prisoner, will try to destroy Altairians M
14 Xill – Prisoner, will try to become Ethereal and escape N
15 Human NPC (determined by the GM) O
16 Empty slot (possibly occupied by a recently added character) P
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