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Executioners Run:
Tomb of
Annihillation 5e
Written by Brandon Fernandes

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Rules and Options for
Executioners Run
This supplement has been created to
allow for DMs to add specific options
to executioners run if they so choose.
This supplement will contain the
following:
- Tables for the severity of
crimes and the appropriate
difficulty of the run for said
crime
- Rules to see if “court” (Or the
Chultan equivalent)
proceedings end with a fair,
easy or difficult punishment
for the offender
- Different arena set up options
in order to spice up
consecutive runs
- Scaled encounters for
runners at any level between
1-5
- A table for random events
that could happen in the
middle of someone’s run
- Rewards that characters may
obtain for surviving
particularly harsh runs or
consecutive runs
Crime Severity
Depending on the severity of the
crime the difficulty of the run will
change. As with normal court
proceedings a punishment will
change based on the crime. In this
case the crime committed will
dictate the difficulty of the
executioners run.
Crimes will be classified into three
categories Minor, Standard and
Major:
Minor crimes
Minor crimes are defined as crimes
that have only a small affect on the
citizens of Port Nyanzarou; the
affects of the crime should be able to
easily be reversed.
Examples of minor crimes include
soliciting, pickpocketing, Theft of
goods totaling < 300GP, Lying to a
merchant prince, impeding an
investigation, drunken disorderly,
trespassing and fraud.
The executioners run for these kind
of crimes will usually be fairly easy,
a challenge that could pose a threat
but not if the character is smart and
strong.
Standard Crimes
Standard crimes are crimes that can
have a mid – longterm affect on the
people of Port Nyanzarou; the affects
of said crime should be able to be
reversed but not necessarily easily.
Examples of Standard crimes include
assault, Theft of goods between 300-
2000 GP, burglary, selling of stolen
goods, blackmail and breaking and
entering.
The executioners run for these
types of crimes are challenging; It is
very possible for a runner to get out
of these. In order to do so they will
need some good luck as well as
decent amounts of skill.
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Major Crimes
Major crimes are crimes that have a
lasting affect on Port Nyanzarou;
This can be economic affects as well
as physical. Some crimes against the
merchant princes that normally
considered in the minor or standard
category may fall under major
aswell.
It could also be considered less due
to certain circumstances. For
example maybe the crime is against
an individual that the merchant
princes hate. Maybe the crime
committed prevented another more
serious crime. Maybe the prince is
drunk when making his decision.
Maybe a prince is indebted to a
character.

Examples include murder, attempted Later on in this supplement there

murder, sexual assault, piracy (Like will be rules for court proceedings to
actual pirates), theft of goods allow for a characters crime to be
>2000gp, smuggling goods, breaking judged. However it is simplest just to
and entering a merchant princes deal with it narratively
villa and torture.
Minor Crime Table
The executioners run for these types
of crimes are very difficult and have Minor Crime
had very low success rates. Runners
need extreme luck to survive these Battery
challenges.
Dinojacking
(Basically
Tables for Determining carjacking but
Crime Severity with dinosaurs)

Drunken
Determining Severity as DM Disorderly

It is possible that the crime that your Failure to Pay

PCs undertake is not on the Debt (Gambling)
following tables. If that is the case
you as the DM will need to make a Failure to pay
ruling. taxes

When doing this it is important to Fraud

note that it is the merchant princes
who run Port Nyanzarou. So if Harrassment
someone does a crime against him or
her, more than likely it will be Illegal Substance
considered more severe than Use
normal.
Impeding an
Investigation

Lying to a
Merchant Prince

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Soliciting Major Crime Table

Theft of goods < Major Crime

300GP
Attempted
Trespassing Murder

Vandalism Breaking and

Entering a
Merchant Prince
Standard Crime Table Villa

Standard Crime Murder

Assault Piracy

Blackmail Rape

Breaking and Sexual Assault

Entering
Smuggling Illegal
Burglary Goods or items
merchant
Bribery princes have a
monopoly on
DUI (Dinosaur
riding under the Theft of goods >
influence) 2000 GP

Embezzlement

Extortion

Forgery

Kidnapping

Selling of Stolen
Goods

Stalking

Theft of goods
valued between
300-2000Gp

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Court Proceedings
Port Nyanzarou is owned and run by
the merchant princes. Each of these
merchant princes is the judge, jury
and executioner for criminal court
proceedings. Merchant princes will
trial the criminal with a set of
advisors. It’s a very private affair, as
these proceedings don’t involve the
public. The trial will happen
generally happen a day or so after
the criminal is caught.
How these proceedings are run
Judgement in Court
(Judgement Roll)
In order to determine the
punishment that will be dished out
or if the party is guilty, a D20 roll
will be made with modifiers
determined by the merchant princes
general disposition on the day.
To determine the DC you start with
the severity of the crime:
- For a minor crime the DC
starts out at 10

When initially captured and jailed - For a standard crime the DC

the guilty party will be asked by
local authorities if they plead guilty
or not guilty.
If the answer is guilty…
If the individual or group pleads
guilty they will not go to court and
they will undergo executioners run.
The difficulty of the run will equal
the level of the crime that they have
pled guilty for.
starts out at 15
- For a major crime the DC
starts at 20
Merchant Prince Disposition
The mood of the Prince will add a
modifier to the roll. You may roll on
the following table or choose a mood
based on the narrative at the given
point.

In this situation the police in D6 Mood Modifier

Nyanzarou choose the punishment,
if the guilty person pisses off the 1 Terrible mood, they -5
police they may decide to increase are pissed off that
the difficulty of the run they have to they have to deal
participate in. with this trial and
have other more
If the answer is not guilty… important business

The person will have to wait to be 2 Bad mood, they are -3

judged by the merchant princes. frustrated and are
Once brought to the prince/princes more prone to being
and the advisors they will be given a harsh
chance to plead their case on why
they should be set free or gain a 3 Average mood, they -1
smaller punishment. are more mad than
happy

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4 Average mood, they +1
are more happy than
mad
5 Good mood, they are +3
happier and feeling
more generous
6 Excellent mood, they +5
are either happily
drunk or have just
recently made a lot
of money
Outcome of the roll
Beating the DC
If the roll beats the DC the
punishment is lessened by one
category. If the crime is a minor
crime, the criminal is let off with no
punishment. For Major and Standard
crimes if the roll beats the DC by 5 or
more the criminal is let off for the
crime.
Failing the DC
If the roll does not beat the DC the
person is found guilty and the guilty
party must undertake the
punishment that matches the crime.
If the roll fails by 5 or more, the
punishment gets upgraded a
category (Except for major crimes
where there is no change).
Changing the DC
Three separate things can change
the DC for the judgement roll during
the court proceedings. The
defendant’s initial statement
pleading their case, evidence against
them and questions brought on by
the merchant prince.
Initial Statement
To begin with the defendant will be
given a chance to give a statement
pleading their case. They will
attempt to convince the merchant
prince that they are not guilty of the
crime. After the plea they will make
a persuasion roll.
The DC will be determined by the
severity of the crime:
- Minor = DC 10
- Standard = DC 15
- Major = DC 20
If the persuasion check is successful
you lower the DC of the judgement
roll by 2
Evidence
Next the authorities will present
evidence. To determine if the they
have evidence and it’s compelling
you roll a D20 and add a modifier
based on where the crime was
committed. The DC for the roll is 15
- If the crime was committed in
a busy a busy place the
modifier is +10
- If the crime was committed in
a place with a moderate
amount of people modifier is
+5
- If the crime was commited in
a place with not many people
the modifier is 0
- If the crime was committed in
a place with no people the
modifier is -5
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If the roll is successful sufficient
evidence is presented to incriminate
the defendant. This raises the
judgement DC by 3
Presenting evidence without a roll
If through the defendants actions
you deem that there definitely is
evidence you can choose to
disregard the roll and just decide to
raise the judgement DC. For example
maybe they assaulted someone and
they’re still alive and able to testify
or they dropped an item that can be
linked back to them at the scene of
the crime.
defendant does cast a spell the
Princes will be alerted.
Once the princes are alerted court
proceedings finish abruptly and the
defendant is handed a guilty verdict.
Depending on the severity of the
spell being cast it could upgrade the
punishment aswell.
It is important to note that they are
only looking out for magic coming
from the defendant. Not necessarily
a party member of the defendant.

Questions

This is the least important aspect of

the trial and you as a DM may decide
to disregard it.

The merchant prince may decide to

question the defendant about the
evidence and give them a chance to
disprove it. It is up to you to
determine how the merchant prince
takes the answers. If the defendant
does a good job at explaining it away
the judgment DC gets lowered by 2.
If they do a bad job of explaining it
or even don’t defend themselves the
DC raises by 2.

Using Magic in Court

Proceedings

Adventurers may have access to

social spells such as suggestion, calm
emotions ect. The Princes and
Authorities know of such magic and
they have means of detecting said
magic. The area that the defendant is
on weather a seat or a pedestal will
always be on the lookout for magic
being cast by the defendant. If the

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Different Arena Set Ups
The arena for executioners run can
be set up in a variety of ways. Each
offering different types of challenges
for runners. This will cover three
options you can use on your players.
Fire Arena
into the lava suffering 10d10 fire
damage.
Area 4: Lava Maze
An area surrounded by lava that
competitors must navigate through.
It’s easy to avoid the lava as
competitors must simply follow the
path presented.

The fire arena is the most dangerous

out of all the possible arenas.
Covered in lava if runners fall in it
could spell their doom. The runners
must attempt to avoid lava, but that
can prove hard especially when they
must make a jump over said lava.
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Area 1: Lava Pools

Pools of lava that are towards the

beginning of the course. If runners
find themselves in the pools they
suffer 10d10 fire damage.

Area 2: Jump Over Lava

The bridge above the lava is broken 2 3

and there is a 10ft jump to the other
side. If a character does not have the
requisite strength to jump over this
gap a character must succeed on a
DC 10 Athletics check or fall into the
lava. If the check fails by 5 or more
they immediately fall into the lava
suffering 10d10 fire damage. If the
check fails by 4 or less they may
attempt a DC 15 Dex Save to grab the
1
ledge on the other side. If this save
fails they fall into the lava.

Area 3: Stepping Stones

A set of stepping stones 5 ft apart

floating in the lava. A character who
attempts to cross here must succeed
on a DC 10 Acrobatics check or fall
1 SQUARE = 10 FT

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Obstacled Arena
An arena that tests a runners
skills more so than their speed
or strength. This arena has a
variety of obstacles runners
must circumvent to reach the
finish.
Area 1: 5ft Walls
These walls are 5 ft high and
can be scaled with a successful
DC 5 Athletics check. These
walls cannot lead the runners
to Area 2; They can only allow
the runners to access Area 3.
Area 2: 30 Ft wall
A wall that’s 30ft high that
leads to a specific platform that
is connected to a bridge. This
wall can be scaled with a
successful DC 15 Athletics
check.
Area 3: Dinosaur Pit
This area contains 4
velociraptors that will attack
any creature that steps foot in
this pit. On the far wall there is
a ladder that leads into Area 5.
This can be climbed with no
check.
Area 4: Unstable Bridge
Any time a creature crosses the
bridge roll a D20. On a 1 the
bridge breaks. The fall causes
creatures to suffer 1d10
bludgeoning damage. If the
bridge doesn’t break creatures
will still have to succeed on a
DC10 Acrobatics check to
remain balanced
Area 5: Tar Pit
There are 4 areas that runners
can jump to by either long
jumping (If they have the
prerequisite Strength) or
succeeding on a DC 10 Athletics
check. On a failure they fall into
a pit that is filled with tar.
Creatures that find themselves
in the tar suffer a 15ft penalty
to movement until they
successfully have one full turn
out of the tar.
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 Water Arena

The water arena limits the amount

of space runners have to move.
Water slows down travel and it also
contains hidden horrors that can
lash out at runners. This arena Is
capped off with a leap of faith into
the water itself.

Area 1: Pool

A 10 ft deep pool that runners must

swim through. Creatures released in
this run wait on the other side
5 waiting for their prey.

Area 2: Land Bridge

A very long narrow land bridge that

runners must run through if they
want to avoid swimming in one of
the other two pools.

Area 3: Quipper Pool

3 4 A pool filled with quippers. If a
runner swims through this pool they
suffer 1 damage per 5 ft travelled. At
the start of their turn they suffer 1d4
damage.

1 2 1 Area 4: Crocodile Pool

This pool contains 4 crocodiles that

will attack any creature that enters
the pool. They will attack on the
second turn that someone is in the
water.

Area 5: Leap of faith

A set of stairs that lead up 40ft up

1 SQUARE = 10FT
onto a platform. Once here runners
must jump straight down into a 20 ft
deep pool. Swim through this pool to
reach the finish line.

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 5

3 4

1 SQUARE = 10FT

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Executioners Run beetles. In this example there would
be 24 x giant fire beetles, so 6 per
Challenges by Level for person.
Each Arena
Run Encounters
How These Encounters were
Determined Fire Arena

These encounters were determined Fire Arena Encounters for Level 1

using Kobold Fight Club’s online Level Severity Appropriate
encounter builder tool. A minor of Crime Encounter
crime was determined as being a per Runner
medium encounter for the run, A
standard crime was determined as 1 Minor 2 x Giant
being a hard encounter for the run Fire Beetle
whilst a major crime was
determined as being a deadly 1 Standard 3 x Giant
encounter for the run. Fire Beetle

Using These Encounters 1 Major 4 x Giant

Fire Beetle
As a DM you don’t have to use these
set encounters and you can make up
your own. However if you decide to Fire Arena Encounters for Level 2
use them there are a few things you Level Severity Appropriate
need to know. of Crime Encounter
per Runner
Firstly the encounter presented is
scaled for one individual. So for 2 Minor 4 x Giant
every runner you add to the same Fire Beetles
run you must add the same amount
of enemies. For example if I have two 2 Standard 6 x Giant
runners at level 3 who committed a Fire Beetles
minor crime, they would have to face
12 x Giant Fire Beetles if they were 2 Major 1 x Fire
running in the fire arena. Snake

Secondly for these encounters to

work you must evenly split attacks
for runners. So a runner at maximum
can only have the same number of
creatures in the encounter shown on
the appropriate table attacking them
throughout the run. For example if a
character is level 2 and committed a
standard crime and is running with
three other runners, they will only
be targeted by at most 6 x giant fire

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Fire Arena Encounters for Level 3 Fire Arena Encounters for Level 5
Level Severity Appropriate Level Severity Appropriate
of Crime Encounter of Crime Encounter
per Runner per Runner

3 Minor 6 x Giant 5 Minor 1 x Fire

Fire Beetle Snake
2 x Giant
3 Standard 1 x Fire Fire Beetle
Snake
5 Standard 2 x Fire
3 Major 1 x Firenewt Snake
Warrior 2 x Giant
1 x Giant Fire Beetles
Fire Beetle
5 Major 2 x Fire
Snake
Fire Arena Encounters for Level 4 3 x Giant
Level Severity Appropriate Fire Beetles
of Crime Encounter
per Runner
Normal Arena
4 Minor 1 x Fire
Snake Normal Arena Encounters for Level
1
4 Standard 1 x Fire Level Severity Appropriate
Snake of Crime Encounter
1 x Giant per Runner
Fire Beetle
1 Minor 3 x Baboon
4 Major 2 x Fire
Snake 1 Standard 1x
Velociraptor

1 Major 1 x Baboon
1x
Velociraptor

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Normal Arena Encounters for Level
2 Normal Arena Encounters for Level
Level Severity Appropriate 4
of Crime Encounter Level Severity Appropriate
per Runner of Crime Encounter
per Runner
2 Minor 4 x Baboon
4 Minor 1x
2 Standard 1x Dinonychus
Velociraptor
1 x Baboon 4 Standard 3x
Velociraptor
2 Major 1x
Hadrosaurus 4 Major 4x
1x Velociraptor
Velociraptor

Normal Arena Encounters for Level

Normal Arena Encounters for Level 5
3 Level Severity Appropriate
Level Severity Appropriate of Crime Encounter
of Crime Encounter per Runner
per Runner
5 Minor 4x
3 Minor 2x Velociraptor
Velociraptor
5 Standard 4x
3 Standard 1x Velociraptors
Deinonychus 1x
Deinonychus
3 Major 1x
Deinonychus 5 Major 3x
1x Deinonychis
Velociraptor

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Obstacle Arena
Obstacle Arena Encounters for Level
Obstacle Arena Encounters for Level 4
1 Level Severity Appropriate
Level Severity Appropriate of Crime Encounter
of Crime Encounter per Runner
per Runner
4 Minor 1 x Su-
1 Minor 3 x Baboons Monster

1 Standard 3 x Baboons 4 Standard 3 x Axe

2 x Flying Beaks
Monkeys
4 Major 1 x Ape
1 Major 1 x Jaculi 2 x Axe
Beaks
1 x Baboon
Obstacle Arena Encounters for Level
2
Level Severity Appropriate Obstacle Arena Encounters for Level
of Crime Encounter 5
per Runner Level Severity Appropriate
of Crime Encounter
2 Minor 2 x Baboon per Runner
2 x Flying
Monkey 5 Minor 1x
Allosaurus
2 Standard 1 x Ape
5 Standard 2 x Su-
2 Major 2 x Baboon Monster
1 x Ape
5 Major 3 x Apes
1 x Su-
Obstacle Arena Encounters for Level Monster
3
Level Severity Appropriate
of Crime Encounter
per Runner

3 Minor 6 x Flying
Monkeys

3 Standard 2 x Jaculi

3 Major 1 x Ape
1 x Jaculi
1 x Flying
Monkey

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Water Arena

Water Arena Encounters Level 1 Water Arena Encounters Level 3

Level Severity Appropriate Level Severity Appropriate
of Crime Encounter of Crime Encounter
per Runner per Runner

1 Minor 3 x Crabs 3 Minor 3 x Giant

Crabs
1 Standard 1 x Giant
Frog 3 Standard 3 x Giant
Crab
1 Major 1 x Giant 1 x Giant
Frog Frog
1 x Octopus
3 Major 1 x Crocodile
1 x Giant
Water Arena Encounters Level 2 Toad
Level Severity Appropriat
of Crime e
Encounter Water Arena Encounters Level 4
per Runner Level Severity Appropriate
of Crime Encounter
2 Minor 1 x Giant per Runner
Frog
1 x Octopus 4 Minor 2 x Giant
Crab
2 Standard 1x 1 x Giant
Crocodile Frog

2 Major 1x 4 Standard 3 x Giant

Crocodile Frog
1 x Giant
Frog 4 Major 1x
Plesiosaurus

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Water Arena Encounters Level 5
Level Severity Appropriate
of Crime Encounter
per Runner

5 Minor 1 x Giant
Octopus
1 x Crocodile

5 Standard 2 x Giant
Octopus

5 Major 1 x Giant
Crab
1 x Giant
Frog
1x
Plesiosaurus

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Random Events 15 Terror in the
Crowd
During a Run
16 Too Many
Creatures
A run can be volatile and a lot can go
wrong, either from the creatures
17 Tripped Up
used, the runners themselves or
those in the crowd who want to
18 Tropical Storm
cheat the run. If you opt to have
random events during a run roll a
19 T-Rex Terror
d20 every 50 ft along the course. On
a roll of 17 and up a random event
20 Undead Panic
occurs. A d20 roll on the following
table determines this event:
Billowing Winds
D20 Event
During the run a heavy set of winds
1 Billowing Winds
blow throughout the arena. Roll a
D20 if odd the winds are blowing
2 Bored Creatures
from behind the runners, if even the
winds are blowing against the
3 Creature vs
runners. The winds can cause
Creature
changes within the distance the
runners and creatures can move. If
4 Death
they are running against the wind
they take a 5ft penalty to movement.
5 Desperate
If they are running with the wind
Gambler
they get a 5ft bonus to movement.
6 Enraged
Bored Creatures
7 Gift
The creatures along the arena simply
8 Inspiring Crowd become bored with the hunt, having
hunted earlier in the day. Half the
9 Outside Aid creatures in the arena rounded
down (Minimum of 1) will become
10 Rioting Crowd bored and lethargic. This means that
all their attacks will be done with
11 Runners Unite disadvantage. This boredom will end
if the creature gets attacked.
12 Runner vs
Runner

13 Streaker

14 Sleepy Creatures

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Creature vs Creature
Two of the creatures in the arena
become angry at each other. This
anger causes them to lash out at
each other, ignoring any of the
runners. The DM randomly
determines the two creatures that
end up fighting.
Death
The creatures they are running from
slaughter one of the other runners.
This causes the rest of the creatures
chasing them to target one of the
remaining runners.
Desperate Gambler
Someone ended up gambling away a
lot of money. They specifically
placed a large bet on one of the PC
runners to not make it. They are
desperate and cast confusion
centered on the runner. The save DC
for this spell is 13.
Enraged
For whatever reason some of the
creatures become enraged. Half of
the creatures in the arena rounded
down (Minimum of one) become
enraged. This grants them advantage
on all attacks. This rage ends if they
miss all attacks in a single turn.
Gift
During the run a PC will hear
someone call out their name and
throw them a sack. The sack will
either contain 50GP or a gem worth
the same value. He screams out that
he’ll double the value if the runner
makes it.
Inspiring Crowd
The crowd begins to chant the name
one of the PC runners, cheering for
them. This chanting raises the
adrenaline and confidence of the
runner. This grants the runner
inspiration.
Outside Aid
Someone from the crowd begins to
help one of the runners. Sneakily
shooting a crossbow at some of the
creatures. Every round this
individual will fire at one of the
creatures chasing the runners. The
DM will determine the targeted
creature.
Rioting Crowd
The crowd begins to riot; the riot is
started by a fight between two
people that just escalated. This
causes trash and rocks and a variety
of objects begin to be thrown onto
the arena. Each runner will have to
make a DC10 Dex saving throw or be
hit by some of this debris. If hit the
runner suffers 1d4 damage and gets
knocked prone.
Runners Unite
One of the other runners helps out a
PC runner. The runner helps by
assisting the PC through an obstacle
or attacking one of the creatures
targeting the PC runner. The runner
will continue to aid the PC as long as
nothing wrong is done against them.
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Runner vs Runner
One of the runners is desperate to
survive and as a result lashes out
against the PC runner. The PC will
get attacked by a dagger and then
will have to make a DC 12 Strength
check or be knocked prone by the
other runner.
Streaker
Someone in the crowd who is super
drunk jumps into the arena. Whilst
in the arena they begin to run
towards the finish line, stripping in
the process. The streaker draws
some creatures from each runner
towards them.
Sleepy Creatures
Some creatures become tired during
the chase. As a result 1d6 creatures
from the arena stop chasing and curl
up into a ball and begin to sleep.
They stay asleep until they are
disturbed.
Terror in the Crowd
1d6 of the creatures end up finding a
way into the crowd. This causes
havoc as people in the arena begin to
evacuate. The escaped creatures
target civilians indiscriminately
attempting to kill as many as
possible.
Too Many Creatures
Creatures in the cages on the side of
the arena become restless and
escape into the arena. Add 1d4+1
extra creatures of your choice into
the run. The DM chooses what the
creatures are and who they target.
Tripped Up
The runner’s will all experience the
ground begin to shake. This causes
all of them to fall forward. They must
make a DC 12 Dex save or become
prone.
Tropical Storm
A storm hits the arena causing
torrential rain to soak the arena.
This causes different affects on each
arena.
- In the fire arena the lava
solidifies, causing it to be
solid ground
- In the water arena the water
pools flood 10ft outwards in
all directions
- In the obstacle arena it causes
all checks involving obstacles
to be done with disadvantage
- There is no change on the
normal arena
T-Rex Terror
A loud roar is heard as the runners
see a T-Rex burst out of the area
where creatures come from. The
creature is hungry and will chase
after runners. The T-Rex scares the
rest of the creatures in the arena and
they will cower and flee. Guards will
attempt to aid by fighting the T-Rex.
Undead Panic
A dark force overtakes the arena and
raises the dead. This creates 1d10+2
zombies. The zombies will be
previous runners. The zombies will
attack the runners and the creatures
and attempt to get into the crowds.
This causes the arena to evacuate
and guards to kill off zombies.
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Rewards Money

Initially for a singular run the
reward is being able to live and be
welcomed back into Port Nyanzarou.
However if a character survives
multiple runs there is a chance for
other rewards to be granted to them.
Titles/Nicknames
After running consecutive runs the
fans will begin to remember the
runner. They may grant him a
nickname or a title befitting of his
skills or a particular event that
happened during one of their runs.
Examples of Nicknames:
- Lucky
- The Kid
- Foreigner
- Gorilla
- Speedster
- Savage
After consecutive runs and the
runner becomes more popular they
may enter an executioners run
without being arrested. When they
are given this option they get paid
for every successful run they
complete. They will receive gold
based on the difficulty of the run.
The payouts are shown in the
following table:
Crime/Run Payout
Minor 1 – 50 GP
Standard 50 – 150 GP
Major 150 – 250 GP
Runners who have attained this
privilege may undergo a paid run
once every 48 hours.

Examples of Titles:

- _________ The Slayer of Beasts

- _________ The Quick
- _________ The Master of the
Run
- _________ The Noble Criminal
- _________ The Gladiator

Benefit of a nickname/title

When you have a title or a nickname

you become recognized around the
city. You gain advantage on
persuasion checks involving the
public in Port Nyanzarou (This does
not include guides).

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