fangs Under the Earth David Stuckerond Austin Rode Set int the ise above the banks of 6 runing steam, stone framed entiance beats a weathered inseription reading “Al het lay hore will never res.” E, Cut into the rock ofthe hilside, achomber opens to aseres of steps lading down into a passageway. Fnking the passageway sa stone vessel containing 1200 ‘sp. —0 skeletl orm extends ita it, ond the leering sockets of an uptumed sll and seotered bones le onthe floor nearby. Dank, ald ai fom the underground fil the room. 1. The forms of 14612 skeletons ore lad out in cows, stil clad in temished bzonze crmor with old swords beside them — favored servants o¢ loyel urd ine. They will ge ond ottock if disturbed. 2. Ths chamber contoins rave goods —lorgly spoiled and decoyed, but including an intact nd sealed amphora of honey omong the wfuse are hidden o fine Jode bracelet (200 g.p] an ornate glass rng (75 ap), and a fine goldbrooch (300 g.p] 5, Runi inscription on the door markt othe burial chamber of Amac,« berborin chieftain In the center ofthe room i stone sereoghagus. Thin, wizened, and bering shorp fongs in pale, drawn gums, i's occupant isesfrom ita vampite! A smell stone vesel at the foot ofthe sercophagus contoin hwo fine goblets of eut ‘erystel end 1500 g.p.The chomber’ celing beors o painted fresco ofdemons, similar to those of fete A, end the wall bear pointed chronicles of his events in le end power goined tough wicked nites. 4, A fecful ond inisible presence emanates rom this room, vile magic etginating fom a squot, tood-like crystal stole depicting e demon. An onyx bos sits at its foe, stined derker by old blood, in insrption onthe ios base reads Ih death end through blaod, rise” along with a series af symbols representing phoses of ‘he moon. The necromantc energies ofthe crypt ore derived from this idol and may be dispelled only by destroying t= i's power results the esurection af ll hings dood in the erp! every lor eyleat the fll moon. fi not destroyed, they wll ot stoy dead. fs ‘A: Foded ond deteriovated by moisture, the wal of the tunel axe marked by loathsome images of demons and strange, unnatural beasts B: Shombling down the passageway or the pale, twisted corpses of 146 deers thet met thet end in a honble, draining fashion ~ yet something compels their ie in death, hip: ereatvecommons.org/leenses/by-s0/8.0