"Past Overlooked"

Artur Kurasiński

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Ruleset: Fifth Edition
Suggested Adventurer Levels: 1st-3rd Level Characters
Estimated Play Time: 3-4 hours
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Concept & story: Artur Kurasiński
Writer & Designer: Janek Sielicki
Cover Illustrator: Tithi Luadthong
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Acknowledgements
I would like to thank my wonderful colleagues and friends for so many years of playing together:
Marcin Sawicki, Filip Haka, Michał Bukowski, Kamil Sawicki, Henryk Michalewski, Tomasz
Bykowski and Artur Nurzyński. Thank you guys!

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Adventure!

A
few hundred years ago the dreaded pirate
captain Bloodcarver raided a temple of a
Sea Goddess. Among the things he looted
were the Bracers of the Octopus, a magic
item allowing the wearer to summon and
control sahuagins and particularly large
giant octopi.
With the help of such mighty beasts and some
creativity, the pirate amassed a fortune and then settled
down. Soon, he established a village, which later grew
into a wealthy town named Overlook. Its citizens enjoy
the settlement’s wealth and no-one has ever inquired
about the murky past.
However, although slow to react, the Goddess of the
plundered temple remembered. Her priest, a triton
named Quban arrives at Overlook, finds the Bracers
and with the help of monsters sinks a few ships.
News spread and traders begin to avoid the “cursed”
city. Concerned, the Town Council declares that anyone
who can kill the “kraken” and help Overlook shall
receive great treasures!
Meanwhile, Quban settles in an old lighthouse near
the town and keeps summoning octopi, which now
infest the nearby waters and attack all boats and ships.
Including the one bringing the party to Overlook!

Overview
Past Overlooked is a short D&D scenario for level 1-3
PCs. In the adventure, the heroes investigate the town’s
not-so-glorious past, track the evil priest to his lair and
battle tentacled monstrosities.
It should take your group 2-3 hours to complete. To
make the adventure easier to adapt to your setting,
general terms are used for some places or names of
deities. Just insert the name that’s valid in your
campaign and have fun!
The text is split into several scenes, but apart from the
opening, they can be played in any order, depending on Plothooks
your players’ actions and ideas. As always when running The party arrives to Overlook after hearing
a premade adventure, be open to your player ideas and about the reward promised for getting rid
use this text as an inspiration! of the "kraken".
The party must quickly set sail to another
place but won’t be able to find a ship until
Time factor the problem with tentacled monsters is
To add tension to the adventure, you might set arrival solved.
time for the relief convoy. One day would keep the The party is friends of Naura or Lt.Monroe
players on their toes, but if your party is only level 1 or 2 or perhaps they are forced to work for
but with few members, two or three days is safer.
either of them.

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Overlook
As the name suggests, Overlook is a scenic town that sprawls on the slopes of a green hill. The rich live on the top and
the closer you are to the cliff the more influence you have. The streets are wide, cobbled and bustling, the port constantly
modernized and everywhere you look you see happy faces. Even the poor here are fairly well off. There are several
points of interest in the town: p
1. The Town Hall This grand structure rises to the sky on the western side
Once an opulent palace-fortress for Bloodcarver and his of the harbor. Full of finely sculpted figures and columns
crew, centuries later the structure’s many rooms and that gleam amidst lush greenery and whispering
corridors are full of nobles and merchants. One wing fountains, it is devoted to the Beneficial Sea Goddess.
has been converted into the temple of a Goddess of Everyone is welcome here as long as they offer the
Commerce. The Mayor has a whole tower to herself and Goddess something valuable to them. Recently, water in
likes to point it as often as possible. some pools turned foul and a sculpture crumbled.
The priests try to keep it quiet, but they’re worried
2. The docks that Overlook is losing their Goddess’s favor. The tallest
tower, called the Guide, also serves as a library and
The natural cove is quite deep, so it makes an excellent beacon for the ships. It’s a great honor to be a member
port and even large vessels can dock here. Normally, of the Lightguard, a group of elite scholar-warriors who
dozens of small boats dart among huge ships and cargo keep the beacon lit and protect it.
is being loaded and unloaded. Since the trouble with the
“kraken” started, people sit idly or get into fights and 4. Old Lighthouse
taverns are always crowded with angry, worried sailors, Disused for well over a century, it stands forgotten on a
passengers, and merchants. All eyes constantly scan the cliff beyond the town. The climb is long and difficult, so
horizon, searching for a ship that would finally arrive people don’t come here often, especially because people
with good news. tend to mysteriously disappear in that place.

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3. The Temple
Major NPCs

Quban
Cultist of a Sea Goddess, who discovered his
temple's old history and was chosen to punish
the town. He’s a cult fanatic CE triton, who can
breathe underwater. Charismatic and inspired,
Quban now exists only to be his Goddess’s
tool of revenge.

Armor Class 13 (Leather Armor)

Hit Points 33 (6d8+6)
Speed 30ft.

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

11 14 12 10 13 14
(+0) (+2) (+1) (0) (+1) (+2)

Skills Deception +4, Persuasion +4, Religion

+2
Senses passive Perception 11
Languages Any One Language (Usually
Common)
Challenge 2 (450 XP)

Dark Devotion. The fanatic has advantage on

saving throws against being charmed or
frightened.
Spellcasting. The fanatic is a 4th-level
spellcaster. Its spell casting ability is Wisdom
(spell save DC 11, +3 to hit with spell attacks).
The fanatic has the following cleric spells
prepared:
Cantrips (at will): light, sacred flame,
thaumaturgy
• 1st level (4 slots): command, inflict wounds,
shield of faith
,• 2nd level (3 slots): hold person, spiritual
weapon

Actions
Multiattack. The fanatic makes two melee
attacks.
Dagger.Melee Weapon Attack:+4 to hit, reach
5 ft., one creature.Hit:(1d4 + 2) piercing
damage.
Dagger.Ranged Weapon Attack:+4 to hit, reach
20/60 ft., one creature.Hit:(1d4 + 2) piercing
damage.
Legendary actions (page 10).

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Qubans plan
Guided by his Goddess’s visions, Quban arrived to
Overlook and in a chest hidden at the Old Lighthouse
found the cursed Bracers – exactly as his Goddess had
told him.
Even with the item’s power at his disposal, he is
unable to go directly against Overlook, so he came up
with another punishment.
He summons giant octopi, which then attack all ships
going into or out of the harbor.
Meanwhile, his cultists spread rumors and dissent.
Soon, the people of Overlook will go against each other
and the town council and the city will burn! For this to
happen one more push is required. A relief convoy is
heading towards Overlook. Should it fail to enter the
port, Overlook will succumb to despair and fall.
Naura
A descendant of the infamous Captain Bloodcarver, she
wants to recover his "lost treasure.” She’s a CN human
bandit captain, obsessed with finding her legacy. After a
lifetime of disappointments, she believes she deserves to
find her great-grandfather’s legendary treasure. A pirate
herself, Naura and her crew will kill their way to money.
Lt. Monroe
A city guard officer who will do anything for Overlook. A
LN human veteran happily married with four kids, she
knows nothing about the town’s history and truly loves
the place and its people. Perhaps that’s why she’s so
devoted to rooting out the unsavory element that drifts
to the place.
Mayor Roslin
A half-elf noble, this ignorant fool heads the Town
Council and craves only wealth and power. She is quite
crafty, so she pretends to be concerned about the
welfare of the citizens, but once she learns about the
bracers and/or the treasure, she’ll do anything to get it.
Venerable Father Solomon
This LG halfling is a priest of a local temple devoted to a
benevolent deity. Recently, he’s been receiving strange
visions and omens that try to warn him about something
or someone. He spends most of his time trying to divine
their meaning.
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Monsters
Enlarged Giant Octopi
Large beast, unaligned
Armor Class 14
Hit Points 52(8d10 + 8)
Speed 10 ft., swim 60 ft.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
17 (+3) 13 (+1) 13 (+1) 4 (-3) 10 (+0) 4 (-3)
Skills Perception+4, Stealth+5
Senses Darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception
14
Languages --
Challenge 1 (200 XP)
Hold Breath While out of water, the octopus
can hold its breath for 1 hour.
Underwater Camouflage The octopus has
advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks
made while underwater.
Water Breathing The octopus can breathe only
underwater.
Enhanced Strength The octopus has advantage
on Strength checks and saving throws
Actions
Tentacles.Melee Weapon Attack:+5to hit, reach
15 ft., one target.Hit:12 (2d6 +1d4 + 3)
bludgeoning damage. If the target is a creature,
it isgrappled(escape DC 16). Until this grapple
ends, the target isrestrained, and the octopus
can't use its tentacles on another target
Ink Cloud (Recharges after a Short or Long
Rest).A 20- foot-radius cloud of ink extends all
around the octopus if it is underwater. The
area is heavily obscured for 1 minute, although
a significant current can disperse the ink. After
releasing the ink, the octopus can use the
Dash action as a bonus action.
Unless otherwise noted, this adventure makes use of
characteristics found in the SRD document
First scene

T
he adventure begins with the party
arriving (or trying to leave) to Overlook.
They might be on an advance vessel of
the relief convoy or their ship.
“You’re an hour or so away from
the port. The landmass keeps growing bigger, but no-one
is cheering in anticipation of Overlook’s famous taverns.
All eyes are on the sea, constantly scanning for danger. It
is said that a legendary beast – a kraken – hunts these
waters. Suddenly the sea around your vessel boils and
heaves! One tentacle emerges, then another, snatching
people off the deck, while fishlike creatures climb up the
sides!”
Development
The octopi throws grappled targets into water. When no
one attacks it, it smashes the ship’s side and sinks it.
The crew is panicked and jumps into the water on their
own accord, even the captain. Everyone thinks is a real
kraken!
If the heroes are victorious, the ship arrives safely and
the party is feted as the saviors of Overlook. Then news
arrives that another vessel, encouraged, tried to leave
and was utterly destroyed.
If the heroes lose, the crew might drag them out of the
water and keep alive. The monster’s goal is to destroy
the ship, not kill everyone. The more disgruntled sailors
in Overlook, the better!

Conduct a fight with a sahuagin and a giant octopus

that is huge, deals extra 1d4 damage and has
advantage on Strength checks and saving throws. Add
one more if the party counts 5-6 members.

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Second scene
O
nce the party is in Overlook and realizes
that the town is in danger, they might be
inclined to help, especially if they are
thought to be heroes or they want the
reward the Mayor promised. The clues
that point towards Quban and the town’s
forgotten history are available at different
locations.
Sometimes it is possible to switch them or you can
allow players to find more than one clue in one place,
depending on their actions and the time you have. If the
players are confused you can always use Lt. Monroe,
Naura, or a sudden cultist attack to point them in the
right direction, i.e. finding out about Quban and
confronting him.
Talking to the Mayor
If the party is famous or just wants to know more about
the reward offered for the monster, they can arrange a
meeting with Mayor Roslin. Although she is genuinely
worried, a successful DC 13 Wisdom (Insight) check
reveals that she wants something more out of the
situation.
Clue
Once the trouble started, Roslin remembered old stories
and started discreetly researching the town’s murky
origins. Now, she knows about Captain Bloodcarver (but
not about the Bracers) and understands that Overlook’s
starting capital was plunder and blood. Moreover, she is
fairly certain that some of Bloodcarver’s treasure is still
hidden somewhere near the town.
She wants to grab it and escape Overlook before it all
goes to hell. Naturally, she won’t volunteer the
information unless someone convinces her, which
requires a successful DC 15 Charisma (Persuasion) check.
It is also unlikely she will be alone with the party at any
time. Typically, she’s accompanied by Lt. Monroe, whom
she can delegate to assist the party, and at least 4 guards,
with more nearby.
What she knows, she learned from old documents
which she keeps in and around her desk, so a sneaky
character can obtain the clue if other approaches fail.
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Meeting Naura
The daring and somewhat cruel young captain believes
herself a descendant of the infamous pirate Bloodcarver.
Like Roslin, she wants the treasure (“there must be
one!”) but she dreams of using it to transform Overlook
into a “pirate haven.”
The PCs might hear about another group asking
around about the troubles, or Naura and 6 bandits can
visit the party to see what they have learned. She is
inclined to form an alliance, but she isn’t known for
keeping her word.
Clue
Naura knows that the “kraken” is actually one or more
particularly big octopus. She suspects someone
summons them from the depths. She also knows about
Bloodcarver, but hasn’t made the connection between
him and the town’s origins. Finally, she has heard about
suspicious figures sowing dissent among the poorer
parts of Overlook.
Exploring the Town
Hall
The building is vast and many of its wings and rooms
are barred and unused. Mayor Roslin may allow the PCs
to explore or they might sneak in and descend into the
half-flooded basement section.
4 skeletons roam the darkness, all clad in tattered
sailor clothes. In one room there is a small window high
on a wall. Anyone looking through it sees an Old
Lighthouse far in the distance.
Clue
The ghost of Captain Bloodcarver haunts this cellar.
Cursed by the Goddess, he can’t pass into the afterlife
until all of his treasure is returned to the sea or offered
the Goddess in some other way. He can tell the heroes
about the Bracers and how the city was founded.
Development
If the party tells the mayor what they have learned, she
might decide that they know too much and has them
quietly dispatched, perhaps by Lt. Monroe, who in turn
might or might not stay loyal to her.
Visiting the Old
Lighthouse
The party might learn about the Old Lighthouse from
various sources (the ghost, library, Roslin, cultists, etc.).
The way up to it is steep and overgrown. Moreover, 2
harpies nest in the vicinity. They also serve the evil
Goddess and attack any non-cultist approaching the
lighthouse.
Clues
The Old Lighthouse offers an excellent view of both
Overlook and surrounding seas. It is here that Quban and
his closest cultists reside most of the time, scanning the
horizon for incoming vessels and sinking them with
octopi and sahuagin attacks.
If the party manages to lure Quban into the town and
searches the place, they can find bedrolls and camping
equipment, a shrine to the Evil Sea Goddess and an area
cleared of rubble with a niche behind it. Anyone making a
DC 13 Intelligence (Investigation) check can deduce that
something was hidden here – a chest, perhaps? It was
here that Quban found a chest with the Bracers, but it
was empty otherwise.
Treasure
Optionally, you may decide that some loot from the ships
Quban sank is stored here. Using the tables in DMG
generate a treasure hoard (level 3) or use the sample
below: 2200 cp, 1300 sp, 50 gp, Bloodstone (50 gp),
Chalcedony (50 gp), Jasper (50 gp), 2 x Sardonyx (50
gp), 3 x Potion of Healing.
Exploring the Temple
The party might come to the temple after hearing
rumors that priests are trying to keep something quiet
or just to do some research at the library. Entering the
temple grounds requires an offering of something
valuable to the person.
Clues
Father Solomon can explain that in his visions he sees
angry sea engulfing Overlook and stripping it off the
structures, exposing rotten foundations. Only one
building still stands: an Old Lighthouse, entwined with
writhing tentacles.
By spending a day at the library and making a
successful DC 13 Intelligence (Investigation) check, a PC
might discover anyone clue explained above. However,
this might draw Quban’s attention and the investigator
might be attacked by the cultists (see below).
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Cultists
The party might search for the cultists after hearing
rumors about them spreading dissent. Father Solomon,
Roslin, or Naura might point them in that direction.
Quban might also send a group after the PCs if he
learns that they’re close to disrupting his plans. If that’s
the case, a group of 6 cultists tries to ambush the party
at the library, in the street or while they’re asleep. If the
party approaches the cultists openly, they pretend to
worry about Overlook
Clues
Cultists know about the Old Lighthouse and that Quban
is the holy servant of the Sea Goddess, who wants to
punish the city. They don’t know any details regarding
Overlook’s past. They also have seen Quban using the
Bracers to summon octopi and sahuagins. Social
interactions with a cultist (deceiving them, persuading,
etc.) have DC 13, but apply disadvantage accordingly –
they’re fanatics, after all.

Third scene

A
s the relief convoy approaches the port, the
party confronts Quban at the ruins of the
Old Lighthouse! Giant waves crash
around the cliff as the cultist reaches deep
into the bracers’ power to unleash a
swarm of giant octopi on the convoy.
Quban stands at the northernmost tip, his
hands outstretched towards the ocean. Spectral
tentacles writhe around his forearms and reach far into
the distance. 4 cultists, supported by a sahuagin, block
the way to him. When they’re down, Quban tries talking
to the party, explaining his reasons and possibly trying
to convince or bribe them, Lt. Monroe, or Naura, if
they’re present.
If the party attacks, thunder shakes the skies, a storm
breaks out and the sea rises up to the cliff. In the water
2 giant octopi swim, trying to snatch anyone close to
the edge.
Quban is a cult fanatic with the
following 3 legendary actions
available:

Spectral tentacle.
A semi-transparent giant tentacle lashes at a target up to
30 feet out, trying to push it away from Quban. +5 to hit,
if the hit connects, the target must make a successful
DC 13 Strength saving throw or they’re pushed or
pulled 10 feet (Quban’s decision).
Crashing wave.
A giant wave crests over the cliff and smashes anything
in a line 10 feet wide and 30 feet long. Creatures in that
area must make a DC 10 Dexterity saving throw or
receive 2d6 bludgeoning damage and are prone, or
only half the damage if the roll was successful.
Goddess’s wrath (2 actions).
A tangle of spectral tentacles lashes at all targets around
Quban. Make a +4 melee spell attack against all targets
within 5 ft. A hit creature receives 6 (2d4+2) damage
and is prone.

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Conclusion

W
ith Quban dead, the convoy reaches
Overlook, people settle down and the
monsters disappear in the depths.

The party must decide what to do with the Bracers:

they can keep them, give to Naura or the Mayor, or
throw them into the sea, which will release Bloodcarver
and ensure the town’s safe future.
However, depending on the party’s actions, Naura,
Roslin or other parties might want to claim the Bracers
for themselves or they won’t believe the party that there
was no treasure.
The group’s adventures in Overlook might just be
beginning!

Bracers of the Octopus

Very Rare wondrous item, requires
attunement by a cleric of the Sea
Goddess

Those heavy, golden bracers are

studded with coral ornaments. Even
without the magic that imbues them they’re
worth at least 2,000 gp.
The Bracers hold 3 charges. You can spend a
charge to summon a giant octopi or two
charges to summon a sahuagin. They obey
your commands to the best of their ability and
stay in the area for ten days.
The Bracers regain lost charges each
morning.
Cursed
Anyone who acts against the Goddess’s will
while wearing the Bracers must make each day
a DC 15 Wisdom saving throw or they’ll be
under the effect of the geas spell compelling
them to transport the Bracers to the nearest
temple of the Goddess.

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