Castaways

An Island Survival and Escape Adventure

Introduction: The following game was inspired by an animated movie, and I

have converted it into the dice rolling fantasy world of Dungeons and
Dragons. Character names have been changed to sound more D&D-esq, as well
as hide from the players that they are playing an animated movie. (Contains
Drinking and Adult Situation (Can be altered for age))

A 6 to 8-hour adventure for 5th-8th level characters

by Cory Anderson
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Part 0: Away Away Just far enough out into the harbor to still be within
perfect eye sight, is situated a marvel of modern
engineering, a dwarven-made island acting as a natural
There is more to life than just surviving. seawave breaker. A 30-foot-tall statue stands above the
terracotta roof tiles. The statue is that of one of a lesser
Lost Memories known demi-gods, Ti’iti’i.
This adventure begins with the adventurers coming
into a port-city from whatever quest, raid or other
campaign the characters have just finished. The
main theme of this adventure is that the characters
had a legendary drunken night in a tavern, and
have forgotten the majority of the events of the night.
Throughout the course of this module, the
characters will slowly be gaining back memories
and clues as to what happened.

Furlough
The life of an adventurer is tough and often has
long demanding hours. Picking up job after job is
all that keeps you going sometimes. Before the
characters begins their next adventure, they are
given a furlough (temporary military leave of duty).

Three nights to do with whatever you want. Being

a group of Heroes that has never formally
introduced themselves to each other, outside of
the quest-life, they think it’s wise to spend some
quality team building exercises, i.e. drinking away
their hard earned coin together and whatever the
Religion Skill Check DC 12.
night brings them…
Ti’iti’I, is the demigod of trickery, fishermen and
native people. He is credited with separating the
planes of the material plane from that of the air
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domain and celestial domains. His home domain is
that of Rapa Nui, a domain of water that Ti’iti’ is
again credited with tricking elementals to pull up
Hitching a ride with an outgoing caravan that is traveling islands from the watery depths. He is the demi-god
at the standard 2 beat trot (10mph) it takes you almost of water and air.
all day to travel to the nearest city Teti'aroa. Teti'aroa, a
major port city, is a large enough city to support exotic He is self-credited with causing the solstices
and imported fine wines and ales along with enough (winter and summer) with claims his enchanted
variety in culture and spice to give your night that special weapon, a massive two-handed sickle, can
feeling you are looking for. intimidate the very sun itself. He is well known for
The port-city of Teti'aroa has many districts but the one tricking others into doing deeds and tasks for him.
you are interested in is the pseudo-heart of the city
where the docks are constantly bringing in new travelers
with each tide.

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The statue is made of a green tinted metal,
(investigation check DC10 it is weathered
copper) and shows Ti’iti’i is armed with his iconic
enchanted weapon, Manaiakalani, a massive great
two-handed sickle. Ti’iti’i is a young man possibly a
half-dwarf half-human. His other trade mark, spell
infused tattoos cover his body showing off his
many trickster forms; a great bird like a Roc, a sea
drake, and a wild dog (blink dog).
Continuing down to the docks where there is a tavern
that has a reputation for being the liveliest, you enter
Porky Pua’s.
Porky Pua’s
Porky Pua’s is a dive-bar type of affair. Behind the
bar is a burly half-orc (TukkTukk) serving drinks
that always gets paid because of his intimidating
manner. The décor of establishment is lacking.
Empty bottles of booze line the eaves and window
sills; the chairs each look like they could fall apart
under too much weight. Half dozen bar waitresses
in frilly skirts making the rounds with trays full of
full stines and mugs to quickly be replaced by
empty pints and glasses. A tandem of bards
stands on a stage with one playing a lute and a
harmonica while the other sing-tells a tale of
warning to all men of things not to say to their
wives.
The crowd loves it.
The ceiling is fairly high, but when a kitchen
waitress, a female Minotaur in fact, crosses your
path you realize just how grand and chaotic this
place is. She gives a quick glance back like you
stepped in her path as she carries a large plate
heaped high with what looks like greasy grilled
chocobo legs and dire bore rack of ribs (the house
special). But she catches the eye of one of you
and gives a wink as she hustles by.
Charisma Check – Whichever character has the
highest Charisma, catches the infatuation with
Vaca, the Minotaur waitress. And there is just
something about her that just seems irresistible.
Casual Encounters
While at Pork Pua’s, the characters will meet
several individuals that set up the rest of the
adventure. After describing the Persons of Interest
(POI), allow each character to interact with ONE of
the POI only before continuing the story.
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Alu Fela – Elven Female
Wearing a brightly colored skirt and her black hair
flowing over her shoulders, the elven female looks to be
from some sunnier climate. Her sun-kissed skin gives
her a natural beauty. Her face shows she is young and
naïve, however.
Short, gorgeous and sun-kissed. She talks
about her name in elven means ‘water cave’ and
how she is a proud of her clan for living off the sea
and not harming creatures of the land. She drags
on about how she is actually the princess of her
clan but wants to try and explore the other lands of
the world before she takes up her duty. And if she
ever gets lost in her travels across the seas she
can always count on her magical necklace to help
pull he back home.
Necklace. Her necklace looks just like a handful of
blue stones, maybe ne is actually a lapis lazuli
blue stone clasp but the necklace doesn’t appear
magical in any way, the design just looks like a
spiral ending in a green miniscule dot.
Makira – Tall “man” wearing a long
dust cloak.
A very tall man, who is very odd in the way he walks,
like he is a centipede standing up or a work of some
kind. His feet move in one direction and his waist in
another while his head talks to you. He seems overly
polite and is acting like a stereotypical adult might act
(professional greeting, excusing himself, talking about
his day job killing him).
They, us, we. He says “our name is”, Makira and
you note he keeps refereeing to himself as “We” or
“Us” or “Our”.
Scavenger. It becomes clear through conversation
with them that they…he…is a thieve and a
scavenger trying to find a coveted gem or artifact,
an eye stone or heart shaped gem, the heart of
Tuna-roa.
History Check DC 12 - there was once a magical
artifact called this, thousands of years ago, and
was said to have been lost to the ages when a
monstrous beast named Colocolo swallowed the
stone.
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Aameul and Hathradiah – Two Old Men
Aameul, a human with many owl like facial features. His
eyebrows bushy and always shifting like that of an owl,
and his nose sharp like the beak of the bird.
His close friend, Hathradiah is taller and gangly. He has
a tight mouth with skeptical eyes. However, when you
hear him laugh you know he means no harm.
Two very old men, Aameul and Hathradiah are
playing a game at the bar and taking in money but
also giving out money at the same rate. The game
is called Giants and Halflings. They are playing
against people in the bar and plenty of bystanders
are placing side bets. There seems to be no hard
feelings or threats from a loss as it seems a fair
game. Some people don’t have the coin so they
are trading hats, amulets, jewels and other trinkets
as well.
Perception Skill Check DC 12 - The Scavenger
Makira seems to be increasingly interested in a
jewel that potentially could be the gem he is
looking for, and these old men have on them.
Religion Skill Check DC 16 – The names Aameul
and Hathradiah are the two separate names of the
heads of the Demogorgon.
(See Appendix A.2 for rules to Giants and
Halfling)
Mafui'e – Exotic Collector, foreigner.
Mafui'e looks for all intent and purpose, like a traveling
merchant’s wares shop. With a golden chain shirt
underneath layers of other precious metal gear and
equipment, he has the appearance of a well armored
Crab hiding in a shell of expensive shields.
Collector. An avid collector and hoarder nearly
falls over the character interested in him. He is too
busy admiring and showing clear avarice for
magical items. His chainmail armor is made of
complete gold and has small gems encrusted on
the back. It is little doubt this armor has any real
advantage, he is just a collector of treasures,
mainly shiny ones. He introduces himself
eventually as Mafui'e. Other patrons in the tavern
pokes fun at him, calling him “mouth full” and other
bullying words, which makes him irate and very
aggressive, showing off his true colors as a power
hungry, condescending, and greedy man.
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Yarred Wuglim – Elderly Dwarf Woman
A golden haired, elderly dwarf woman who says she is
close to 900 years old but looks no older than 120years
of age. She keeps a spirit familiar close by at all times.
There is a clear air of knowledge and experience about
her.
Her belt jingles like the sound of a jailor, as she had a
keyring hanging off each hip, each ring with nearly a
dozen keys each.
Hitting on every man that comes to talk to her, she
introduces herself as Yarred Wuglim.
Shaman. She claims to be a priestess or shaman
who primarily believes in the realm of monsters
and thus her spirit animals come from there.
You’ve heard of the Underdark where drow and
other deep monsters come from, this is the
UnderSea.
The UnderSea. A plane or domain of existence
where one’s ancestral spirits become corrupted
and turned into monsters. The vengeful 8-eyed
bats and Great Red Eel guard a massive vault
where artifacts taken from dead gods and demi-
gods are horded. According to legends, the
entrance to this realm is located somewhere at the
tops of a steep mountain. She goes on that she
was named after the dwarven equivalent of the
mountain’s name “Harl Sharulg” or Under Royal
Sea in Drow, a notorious Underdark folk.
Keys. She collects keys from her nightly
companions as a memento. Some open doors
into taverns, others rumored to belong to long
forgotten buried treasure.
End of the night
After meeting some of the Persons of Interest, the
characters have a chance to mingle and try and
ask some further questions, however there isn’t
much to be gained at this point.
At some point discuss how much the inn will cost,
but the rooms are discount tonight because you
have spent so much at the tavern.
Make note of what they carry on their persons at
this point
Constitution Check. The character who rolls the
lowest check ends up having too much to drink
over the course of the night. They accidentally
start a tavern brawl.
After 1d4+1 rounds, the scene fades out from
memory as they black out.
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Part 1: An Innocent
Warrior
Washed Ashore
Constitution Save DC 14. Failing this check, and
the character pees themselves and have a buzzing
headache (disadvantage on skill checks until a
short rest)
Awake.
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You awaken with very dry mouths. So dry that your
tongue feels like that of a tabaxi (cat-folk race) as it
sticks to the roof of your mouths. Reflexively you reach
for your waterskin and can’t feel it on your hip or belt.
The next thing you notice instantly is that your backs are
stiff and sore from sleeping on coarse grains of sand
mixed with seashells and debris.
You open your groggy eyes to see that you are not in
some comfy room with pillows and mattress, bedded
next to some unlucky wench, but as you look up you can
see the clouds going across a pure blue sky. You hear
the sloshing and crashing sounds all around you,
making you realize are on a beach. With the salty sea
air filling your nauseous head, you begin to stand up and
take a look around.
Out to the ocean you can’t see any other landmass as
far as you can see. Behind you, is a short, dense jungle
and then a massive steep mountain that looks climbable
to get a better vantage point. Coming off the south end
of this steep mountain, falls a waterfall seemingly from
the clouds as there is no way that much water can be
coming from the top of this cliff. This island matches a
description Yarred Wigglum gave you about Harl
Sharulg.
Other than the others coming to, you see a burly almost
all black half pig half ox like body shape of a humanoid
male. Looking more closely after shaking your head, it
looks like a half-dwarf half-human, and his skin isn’t
black, it is just covered in tattoos.
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Your adventuring backpacks are not with you. Judging
by the suns position it is somewhere near noon.
Lost Gear. None of the characters have any of
their backpacks. The only items they have on them
are their weapons, armor and anything they
speicifcally carried with them at the tavern.
Additionally, swap one of their armor for the
armor of the Minotaur woman from the tavern. (+1
Leather Armor)
Perception/Investigation Skill check DC 12.
You assume this is either someone disguised as
Ti’iti’i or a worshiper of his that has taken to his
likeness. He seems very strong. (A natural 20 and
you know this is actually Ti’iti’I himself.)
Religion Skill Check DC 12. This figure exudes a
faint aura any deity would. It isn’t as strong as a
demi-god’s should be, like he isn’t completely
manifested or something.
Hidden items on the characters.
Based on whomever the characters spoke to, they
have an item from that Person of Interest.
- A green copper key (Yarred Wuglim)
o Intelligence Check DC 12. It is
green from exposure to seawater
- A set of Giants and Halfling dice (From
Aamuel & Hathradiah)
o Lucky rolls (reroll 1s) if on person.
- A necklace made of blue stones (off of Alu
Fela), however it is missing the green
keystone
o Evade grapple 3 times per day)
- A Golden Chainmail shirt and Golden
Shield (taken from Mafui'e)
-
o Chainmail - Bludgeon Resistance
o Shield - charisma +2
- A single use salve (Off Makira)
o Knowledge Arcana or Wisdom
Check DC 14. It prevents or cures
paralysis once)
Lost.
With no idea where you are, you just know that
you are not on the same continent you were when
you blacked out last night.
Trying to place where you are by using the sun
and compass you are somewhere south of where
you want to go.
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Ti’iti’i.
The large tattooed man begins to stir. He too
seems to be grasping for something like he is
missing his adventuring gear or something similar.
He will identify himself as Ti’iti’I and attempt to use
a Charm Person spell on every character. The
Spell save for this does not have Ti’iti’I’s
proficiency bonus as he does not have his great
Sickle. Its obvious he is doing it, but not in a
threatening manner.
Any insight or truth circle to discover if this is true
or not, he is certain he is Ti’iti’I, even if he doesn’t
seem like it or none of your insight points him to
possibly being something else.
He will implore you to help him get off this island
and find his Magic Sickle. He knows that some
hording monster of has taken his Magic Sickle
when he was knocked out. It is most likely in the
Realm of Monsters.
If you help him get his sickle back, be will show
you how to get off the island. If you don’t help him,
you will spend the better part of the day walking
around the island and not finding anything to help
you get off
Island Survival
Perception checks. Anyone over DC 18 can see
the outlines of some items carried by other
characters.
The crashed boat. A wrecked small single mast
ship lays smashed on the beach, it is beyond
repair. The name of the ship can faintly be read
“Vaiana” (Note. If a character knows the Elven
Language or has an Intelligence of 18 or higher,
they know this word means Water Cave.)
Characters can salvage:
- 150ft of rope
- Two large canvas sails
- A compass
- Enough wood to make a small shelter
- Rungs from the ship to make clubs and
great clubs
- The rudder and some parts looks like they
can make a sled
- 50ft of thick iron chain and a 60lb anchor,
- A spyglass.
- Empty Jugs of rum, no water.
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Waterfall Investigation DC 16. If you investigate
behind the waterfall, you can tell there is a hidden
cave back there but it would take nearly godlike
strength to move some of the stones. (Note. Even
if they get through the stone, Ti’iti’I will seal them in
the cave, which coincidently can be swam down
and into the Realm of Monsters. Ti’iti’I will let them
out of the cave once he has his sickle.)
Food and Water
You find some coconut trees and some fresh water
The only other food other than a few plants here
and there, no berries or other edibles, is a roaming
single baby cockatrice running around the island.
- Only a natural 20 will catch this Baby
Cockatrice.
Survival Skill Check DC 13.
There is a small freshwater bubbling pond. You
can see a dwarven skeleton is chained to the
bottom of the water with a pair of boots on its feet.
The skeleton isn’t undead or alive; it is just the
skeletal remains of someone that was here before.
Arcana Check – the water is bubbling from a
small waterskin seen at the feet of the skeleton
(everful water, can be used to create a geyser)
Swim Skill Check DC14. Swim against water Jet
to get to the skeleton
Sleight of Hand DC 10. Lock pick to free skeleton,
even free of the chains, the skeleton doesn’t float
up.
Disadvantage Dexterity Check DC 10 to just take
the iron boots off. The boots are a set of Iron Kukri
boots.
Bubbling Pond Guardian.
There is a glowing shaman spirit monster/animal
that protects the body. It looks like some
monstrous manta ray (cloaker). It attacks if a
character is in the water for 1d3+1 rounds.
Nature/Wisdom Skill Check DC 13.
Back on the beach, there is a pair of downed
coconut trees that fall in just such a way to make
an X on the beach. Buried under this literal X,
there is a Chest buried here. It is locked. It
appears to have once been weathered by
seawater as the lock and metal casings have all
turned green from oxidation.
It is a Mimic unless you unlock it with green key. If
unlocked, it will have eleven bottles with scrolls in
them:
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 - 4xHeal, Speak with Dead, Create Food
and Water, Legend Lore, Clairvoyance,
Magic Weapon, Locate Object, Swift
Quiver
Scaling the mountain.
Along with the words of Ti’iti’I, the character’s
recall what the old dwarf woman said the night
before, about the Realm of Monsters, also known
as the UnderSea. This singular mountain sounds
like the very same one from the legend. Ti’iti’I
reaffirms the entrance to the UnderSea is at the
top of this mountain.
Any spells to teleport or fly up to the top of the
mountain is instantly subjected to Wild Magic
Surge. Regardless of School or Character Class.
Skill Challenge.
In any order they choose or that makes narrative
sense to them, each character needs to make a
skill check, spell or attack DC 13 in the chosen skill
check to help either themselves or an ally climb
this mountain. However, no character can make
the same skill check, or action that another
character has taken.
- The challenge is set at DC13, however if
they chose to press their luck and increase
the challenge to a DC 18 and succeed,
they give a bonus 1d6 to another
character to use on their skill check.
- A failure on the DC18 check however,
provides a physical and narrative setback
for the party to overcome. The next
character to act has disadvantage on their
next skill check. Example. A failed strength
check DC18 dislodges a small boulder
from the cliff face, it directly on the ally
below you for damage.
- The group needs to succeed X skill checks
before Y failures. X in this instance is the
amount of player characters +1. And Y in
this instance is the amount of player
characters -1 (to a minimum of 2).
- Before the characters begin their
challenge, they can spend a few hours in
game crafting tools or sleds to help guide
them up the mountain
- If the skill challenge succeeds, the first
character reaches the top of the mountain,
allowing everyone else behind him to be
aided up
- If the skill challenge fails, whatever
salvaged items they had on them break
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apart and fall back down the mountain.
The characters do reach to the summit
however but are now fatigued
(disadvantage on skill checks until a short
rest)
Example. A group of 4 player characters need to
succeed 5 times before they fail 3 times.
The party salvaged rungs and rope from the
wrecked ship and they craft a rope and pulley
system to climb their way up the mountain.
Character A starts climbing first to set a hold and
performs an athletics check DC18, he succeeds
granting one of his allies a bonus 1d6. Character B
now tries to pull on the pulley rope to quickly
ascend, she makes an acrobatics check at a DC13
check. Character C tries to use his balance check
to try and keep the rope taught and firm at the DC
18. However, he fails. Character D, who has yet to
act, cannot use athletics, acrobatics or balance to
continue this round of the challenge. Character D
uses her Nature skill DC 13 to try and find a
crevice or natural ladder in the mountain face. She
succeeds with the help of the boost die from
Character A.
After all characters have taken their initial checks,
they have 3 successes and 1 failure.
They take their turns again in any order but not
using any skills or actions that have been used
thus far including in the first round. This repeats
until the challenge is completed, either in success
or failure.
Top of the Mountain.
At the top of the mountain, a small 15-foot radius
flat platform welcomes the party. Built into the
ground, is an open granite mouth with jagged teeth
leading down and into the mountain. The teeth cut
any rope or chain that is laid into it.
Once the entire party of Characters has made it to
the top, Ti’iti’I will reach the summit as well. He will
urge you to just jump in. If not, he will lead the way,
plugging his nose like jumping into water.
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Part 2: The UnderSea
Down into the Realm of Monsters
Read the boxed text below.
You fall for what seems like forever. A minute passes
and all light from above vanishes. A new light comes
into view as fluorescent illuminations from pink
seaweeds on the walls of the shaft rapidly approach
before being plunged down into water. Your speed and
terminal velocity dives you straight down an unrealistic
amount of feet through the water before you start to
slow.
But as you slow, the water around you glows with an
angry red color as a 40-foot-long eel-shaped comes out
of the bow of a suspended wrecked sunken ship. Its
three eyes in a vertical row track you as its mouth opens
to reveal countless rows of teeth.
Streaking toward you, propelled by its strong tail and
three tentacles it reaches out a probing telepathic
tentacle…
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Legendary Red Eel – (Aboleth)
Meant to scare the characters more than kill them.
Telepathic probe DC 14 Wis saving through or you
need to share with the aboleth your greatest desire.
If the characters chose to flee, or if they are
near TPK, read the boxed text below.
You swim to try and escape this Legendary Red Eel, but
it feels like you are hung up in a mucus cloud the
monster secretes as it swims around you.
Just then, another splash can be heard entering the
water above you. It looks like Ti’iti’I from this far away
and you can’t tell if it’s the sea water stinging your eyes,
but his form shifts a bit like a wild shaping druid might
and his shadow and silhouette look like that of a large
sea serpent with legs.
One swoosh of the eel’s tail and you are pushed back
out of danger and down deeper. So deep that you burst
THROUGH the water and fall down into an airy cavern.
Looking up a good 80 feet to where you fell, unharmed,
you can see whales and sharks swimming around above
you in water that is somehow being held up. The distant
red glow of an eel and sea creature battle it out as you
recover here on the ground
Perception Skill Check DC 12. You notice you
are falling into a brain coral maze.
This area, this domain you are in is glowing with bio-
illuminations. The very ground you are on looks like one
massive piece of colorful coral.
You fell into a trench that is about 20 feet wide. The
walls rise up a good 20 feet as well with Razor Plants
on the top like living barbed wire. You can see a small
flying creature, maybe a bat you think but then see it is a
large moth. It flutters within 10 feet of the plant as some
barbs shoot out, piercing and killing the flying creature,
dropping it within range of the plant’s reach.
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Flora of previously unseen and unknown discoveries lay
all around you like a grass field. Some long reaching
plants look similar to sunflowers but their petals glowing
vibrant pinks and with what is clearly a mouth in the
center like a venus fly trap. A sea urchin, looks like a
massive boulder with spikes coming out of it rises off the
ground 6 inches as hundreds of tiny legs begins to
slowly move the boulder towards you… at a snail’s
pace.
You can see the second half of the wrecked ship’s hull is
crashed down onto the ground behind you, blocking you
from exploring anywhere but forward.
Escape the Brain Coral Maze.
Now that the characters have fallen into this
fluorescent maze, with the way back slowly being
blocked by a terrifying sea urchin that moves at a
snail’s pace, they need to find their way out of here.
Going over walls and flying is dangerous. Anything
that flies is attacked by the Razor Plants atop the
walls. (Note: Ti’iti’I will not be a factor into escaping
the maze)
Wisdom Ability Check.
Each round, all of the characters make a Wisdom
Check to see how far they advance through the
maze. Use the table below.
• A negative result is a dead end.
• A positive result is in the right direction.
• After one round of dice rolls, if the total
result is not in the positive, the Party is lost
in the Maze for the same amount of hours
as negative results.
• An end result of 0 is still lost but no time
has been taken.
• Additionally, if the end result is 0, the party
stumbles upon the remains of some other
humanoid who was lost down here for
some time, and is now a corpse that
carnivorous plants have claimed as their
root soil. Treasure available.
• If the party is lost in the maze for 8 hours,
1d3+1 of the 8-Eyed Bats attack the party.
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Wisdom Check Results
Result Dead Ends/
Right Turns
1-4 -4
5-8 -2
9-12 0
13-16 +1
17-20 +2
Once the Party exits the Maze, read the boxed text
below.
Eventually coming out of this brain coral maze, and onto
some other UnderSea coral field. To your left is a steep
drop off that leads to even darker depths. A gargantuan
monster lumbers past. Its spiked back reminds you of a
Tarrasque.
To your right a vast field of these spiny plants like a
wheat field of piercing pain. The UnderSea Urchin
blocks the path back into the maze, when just then a
super-heated geyser erupts from the ground and it
instantly cooks the colossal sea urchin. (can take it for
seafood/food source.)
Up ahead, you can see what looks like a gargantuan
sea conch, sanctuary from the violent heat eruptions.
Currently, the slug like muscle that resides in conchs, is
no not present. Instead, within you catch the glint of
gold, like a horde within.
The Gargantuan Sea Conch is 120 feet away.
Players can make double movements. For each
turn, a character needs to make a Dexterity Saving
Throw to avoid a Super-Heated Geyser, until they
reach the Conch.
Dexterity Saving Throw DC 13. A jet geyser
erupts from the ground. The pocket of super-
heated air is hidden in plain sight. On a failed save,
the character takes 2d6 of fire damage and 1d6 of
bludgeoning damage.
Perception Check DC 18. A high perception
check can spot the geysers granting advantage on
saves, but they cannot be avoided.
A swarm of 1d6+1 8-Eyed Bats swoop around the
party. If they try to delay or not advance, the 8-
Eyed Bats swoop down and attack, pushing the
characters to the Gargantuan Sea Conch.
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Gargantuan Sea Conch
Once the characters reach the conch, read the boxed
text below.
Inside the conch shell, you can see the top of this
chamber is tapering and swirling up to a point, making a
cone shape. Aa good 80 feet up this spiral cone you can
see there is an air stream heading up and out of the
Monster Realm.
In the center of the room, in roughly a 20-foot area, is a
massive heap, maybe 10 feet high of gold items; Gold
crowns, coins, tridents, some statues even.
And in the very center of this pile of gold is the large, two
handed, great sickle of Ti’iti’I.
Ti’iti’I will point to his Sickle and shout “Ahh Ha!”
- As soon as anyone touches or tries to
remove the Sickle, Mafui'e rises from the
heap of gold. In fact, he is the gold heap.
Mafui'e – Gargantuan Coconut Crab
Even though the long stalk eye balls and
mandibles are clearly monstrous and non-
humanoid at all, you can still see facial features of
the man you met in the tavern from the night
before. It is like an abstract piece of art with his
mouth lower, a missing chin, and his eyes roaming.
The only thing that is actually still the same, is the
voice.
Loot. During combat with Mafui'e , at the end of
his turn, random treasure and gear fall off him
(golden shields, silver spears, sold and silver
swords, gem encrusted helms. Using the Table
below for what the item’s stats are.
Wisdom Saving Throw DC 15. At the start of
Mafui'e’s actions, players need to make a wisdom
save DC15 or they are partially blinded (have
disadvantage on skills and attack rolls.)
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Fallen Loot
D20 Stat
Result
1 Nothing Falls
2-5 +2 Equipment
6-11 +1 Equipment
12-16 Non-Magical, Worth 1000k
17-19 Weapon Crits on 19 and 20
20 Sentient Equipment
• On a D20 result of 20, the Sickle Falls off.
Leaving Realm of Monsters
Ti’iti’I Will spend all of his actions to try and climb
the walls of the Conch to try and jump down onto
the back of Mafui'e .
When Mafui'e is defeated, and Ti’iti’I has his sickle
back, he will toss you up into the air stream above
with NOW godlike strength. The path out of the
UnderSea is like a tunnel or cave, lined with the
same pink seaweed that you can clearly see now
is electrified.
Forgotten Memory 1
Having gained back Ti’iti’I’s sickle, some memory
unlocks within the characters’ mind, trying to make
the night before more clear. Read the Boxed Text
Below.
While the Air Stream shoots you back up to the surface
plane, you have a flashback to the night before…
Your Memory is fuzzy and like a camera off center and
tilted. You see the yourselves rushing out of the tavern.
Along with the party being comes Yarred Wuglim whom
she promised a good old-fashioned time to (character
who talked to her in Chapter 0), Alu Fela who (character
who talked to her in Chapter 0), was sympathetic with,
and Makira who keeps falling over himself and though
you haven’t asked or called him out, he is clearly 3 tiny
individuals trying to pass as one man.
Finally comes Mafui'e who appears to have taken
something large and covered up by a cloak. The bar is
in a complete brawl as you and your new friends slide
out the back door.
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(character who caught eye of Minotaur in Chapter 0), is Mafui'e, unaware his shield is missing has his back to
hastily putting on the Minotaur’s armor by accident but you at the stern of the ship as he overlooks whatever it
he is being chased by a dwarf, seemingly the Minotaur’s is he stole. He seems to be trying to pry loose
husband or boyfriend, so it is in a rush. something as he has a dagger out and squirming with
the effort.
Guards can be heard in their heavy armor jogging on the
dock planks heading towards the tavern. Someone Everything goes black once more.
waves the group over to a small one-masted ship
named Vaiana: The Legend from the End of the Earth
Everyone begins to untie the ropes from some pylons
and the pier. The group shoves off the boat and makes
way out to the harbor past other trade and cargo ships. Part 3: Leaving Harl
The ship is heading towards the massive statue of Ti’iti’i
that is still within longbow reach of the docks.
Sharulg
You lose track of time
A slobbering lick of a massive bloodhound makes
(Random Character) aware of things again. You are
sitting on the bow of the ship as it is anchored to
dwarven-made island. Sitting there, you look at where
the statue of Ti’iti’I should be but it is missing. In its
place is a weird glowing green burn mark on the ground
in a spiral form.

The other members of the party and the cohorts are

dancing and drinking about in a party atmosphere. A
handful of empty growlers and jugs of rum lay empty on
the deck behind you, right next to the three Makira who
seems to have passed out with a large handful of red
and black feathered darts in their hands.
Looking about, the dog that licked you has vanished.
Another member of your group is trying to climb the
mast of the ship as he tries to coax down a large bird
that is perched at the top of the sails with some chocobo
grilled meat from the tavern. Looking over the dwarven-
made island, you can see fairly well because there are
will-o-wisps floating about harmlessly. It seems they are
attracted to this island like a home.
Meanwhile, (character who talked with Mafui'e in
Chapter 0), has a coin encrusted shield, like some kind
of sticky ooze has permanently affixed the coins to the
shield, he took it from the collector Mafui'e and is
desperately trying to steer a monster similar to a
crocodile back into the waters.
You can see yet another friend walking over to a sand
dune covering with Yarred’s hand in his, the intent is
clear
In the Mountain
Read the boxed text below.
Escaping the Realm of Monsters, or the UnderSea, you
have gone up the water stream in Mafui'e ‘s lair. The
stream exits out into shallow pool of water within a
hidden cavern inside a mountain.
Inside this hidden water cave, is a plethora of sailing
ships, all single masts. But all would be sizeable enough
for seafaring.
Each of these ships appears to be some kind of white
wood or painted white. There is one vessel that stands
out among the others though, and again there is a
connection back to your tavern encounters. The
spiraling symbol seen on the necklace of Alu Fela is
imprinted into the sail.

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As you step into the gravel floored cave, you can see
there is a single opening in the cavern, big enough for
something huge to have entered into it.
Investigation Skill Check DC 12 – All of the
single-mast ships are all in a state of decay from
time. If this isn’t noticed, midway through the return
your vessel will begin to sink. Causing another
Skill Challenge to survive.
Survival/Perception Skill Check DC 12 – You
now notice the gravel ground is actually chips of
stone now clearly resembling noses and eyes and
even fingers, pulverized. The white painting is
actually dried excrements from something akin to a
bird.
Colocolo –
If a character approach any of the ships, a huge
rooster like beast comes out from the opening in
the cavern wall. Ti’iti’I calls the monster an old foe
and now that he has grown, it is time for a proper
meal of Colocolo!
• If the encounter goes beyond 3 rounds,
1d3+1 small Colocolo offspring appear.
• No matter how the fight evolves, the
character’s kill Colocolo by cutting off its
neck. In the filth of the kill, you find a small
green gem.
• If Ti’iti’I see the gem, he calls it the Gem of
Tuna-Roa, one of the four stones
belonging to the bust of the Demogorgon
• Bust of Demogorgon has 2 heads so 4
eyes. The others eye stones are named
Mua, Waena, Kalana.
Seafaring supplies
Characters can grab supplies from the other ships
if they scavenge or are thoughtful enough.
• 4 – 100 feet of hempen rope
• 3 – 50lb metal anchors
• 12 – oars
• 6 – spare canvases
Setting Sail
After the brief encounter with Colocolo, Ti’iti’I will
use his great sickle and smash open another
portion of the cavern wall behind the small pool.
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This exits out to behind the waterfall and an easy
cast off to the ocean. Having chosen a ship to set
sail with, you leave the cavern and the nest of
Colocolo.
Night has fallen since you went into the Undersea.
Finally setting out onto the ocean, it is difficult to
know where you really need to head.
Note: If the characters took the spiral symbol ship
it will begin to naturally guide itself during the day
light. At night it doesn’t.
The night sky is perfectly clear and you can see
every constellation out tonight…
Ti’iti’I won’t be of much help. He says he can take
credit for helping out the mortals in many ways;
extending the days in summer, raising the islands
themselves and even conquering several
monsters. But night time, that’s a feat he hasn’t
tackled yet.
Perception or Intelligence Skill Check DC 13:
Upon failure, the characters spot a spiral
constellation that looks very similar to the Gem of
Tuna-Roa.
A successful skill check and someone spots a
green star in the sky that doesn’t belong to a
claimed constellation, however you note it looks
like the main star in a hook or sickle constellation.
You feel the urge to follow it.
• If they follow Tharizdun’s star they will be
forced to fight Alu Fela as a water
elemental first before proceeding.
• If they follow the green star they will only
have to fight the pirates in the morning
Religion Skill Check DC 10: The spiral
constellation is for Tharizdun, as the major deities
have stars aligned for them into constellations.
Tharizdun was a long-forgotten interloper god
originating from Oerth who sought to destroy all
that is. Madness and Annihilation are his domains.
Symbol of a blood red background with black
clockwise spiral in black or dark purple.
Alu Fela Encounter
Only if the characters followed the wrong star.
Alu Fela Water Fathomer: Shortly into the night,
whoever is on an odd watch, sees a glowing blue
energy tracing in the waves behind them. It rises
closer to the surface in what appears to be a large
manta ray but made of some kind of blue aura. It
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passes under the boat and you lose track of it.
When you go over to the other side to see where it
came out, you hear the familiar voice of Alu Fela
but sounding like she is drowning in water.
Alu Fela stands on the deck suddenly. She is
asking for her necklace back.
• “I am Alu Fela and this is my right!
• She will attack without giving you a
moment to try and give it to her.
• You can beat her by reducing her HP to 0
or by grappling her and putting the
necklace on her.
Forgotten Memory 2
During the night, the characters have vivid dreams,
recalling their drunken night prior. Read the boxed
text below.
You foolishly enter this gamble, however, “luck” appears
back on your side as you win with a roll of a “1” or a
“Kick” automatically winning. The room became a
chaotic scene as they reluctantly take the scepter back
out and hand it over. You note they have an odd, sly
smile on their face as the tavern takes in this victory.
The tavern begins to spiral out of control as ale and wine
began to be thrown…
Perception/Wisdom Skill Check DC 13. The
characters can see Aamuel and Hathradiah
switching dice with sleight of hand.
Arcana Skill Check DC 13. The scepter you once
held, now looks to be enchanted, as if it isn’t a
scepter, but some other item glamoured to appear
as the scepter.

Your nightly dreams shift from pleasant thoughts, to a

vivid memory of Porky Pua’s tavern. The event quickly
shifts to the bar where you then meet the companions of
Part 4: Traveling the
your drinking quest.
A few hours later, and a few rounds of Red Dragon Piss
Seas
Ale later, (Whichever character was gambling with
Aamuel and Hathradiah) and the two gamblers are
trading rounds and coin feverously. Luck shifts in your
favor, to which you’ve won what they called an
unprecedented 10 times in a row, even splitting twice to
make a legendary call. You’ve won some coin and some
impressive items from the pair, including a 4 jeweled
scepter. Your inebriated state allows you to appraise this
item at close to 100 platinum pieces.

You were feeling confident and they appeared upset,

ready to up the wager to win their coin back in a high
stakes single round. (Note, see perception check below)
Coincidence would have it, they win this next round,
sending the entire tavern into an uproar of cheers and
jeers. They take back their scepter that you had a keen
eye for. (Note 2 below)
These gentlemen are nothing but merciful as they offer a
deal, an “All or nothing” final wager for the scepter.
You can’t recall if it was your previous winning streak or
the amount of ale you had, but your confidence has
never been higher.
Morning at Sea
Read the boxed text below as the characters awaken.
Morning comes with the sounds of war drums.
The ship you are on is still sailing and you can even see
land on the horizon! But the horrendous sounds of war
drums overtake your own hearts rhythm. Turning
around, you see a massive 5 sailed ship that looks like a
warship put together from salvaged parts. It is imposing
and the waves it is kicking up crest higher than your
ship’s single sail.

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On board the warship, you can see at the drums tiny
little masked goblin-esq figures. They are clearly tribal
and island natives of some kind as most of their armor
and body that you can really see on their tiny forms is
armed in coconuts.
Now filling the air in a chant comes over the war drum
music the words “Ma Ki Ra”.
Up on the sails come into view dozens more of these
tiny pirates. A conch horn is blown as the war ship is
within a short bow range of your ship. On that signal, the
war ship begins to shift and crumble slightly. Breaking
off the main warship, off to the left and to the right come
smaller single masted raiding ships.
What once was a 5 mast ship is now only 3 but it is still
powering on to you
Ti’iti’I will identify them as the Makira who are after the
Gem. He will shapeshift into a massive Roc and begin
attacking the ship.
Skill Challenge.
In any order the characters choose or that makes
narrative sense to them, each character needs to
make a skill check, spell or attack DC 13 in the
chosen skill check to try and power their smaller
ship faster than the war ship. However, no
character can make the same skill check, or action
that another character has taken.
- The challenge is set at DC13, however if
they chose to press their luck and increase
the challenge to a DC 18 and succeed,
they give a bonus 1d6 to another
character to use on their skill check.
- A failure on the DC18 check however,
provides a physical and narrative setback
for the party to overcome. The next
character to act has disadvantage on their
next skill check. Example. A failed strength
check DC18 breaks a rigging on the sail,
slowing the ship causing disadvantage for
the next character to attempt a skill check.
- The group needs to succeed X skill checks
before Y failures. X in this instance is the
amount of player characters +1. And Y in
this instance is the amount of player
characters -1 (to a minimum of 2).
- Each failure and the Makria makes a
single ranged attack on that character with
paralysis darts. A successful ranged attack
causes the character to be paralyzed.
o Skipping that character in the skill
challenge until remedied. (other
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check and save the person or
save themselves with the salv)
o This does count as a skill turn for
the skill challenge
- If the skill challenge succeeds, they leave
the War Ship behind as the flanking
raiding ships collide with each other.
- If the skill challenge fails, all of the
characters are captured and tied up. They
will take the gem from you.
War Ship
Ti’iti’I will return and free you from paralysis and
bonds, but you need to get the gem back from
their captain before you make your escape.
• You can kill all the pirates (2d6+1 per party
member), or just grab the gem if you can.
• Fleeing capture requires athletics,
acrobatics or equal skill check to use their
ropes to swing back to you ship.
• Failure at the rope swing and you fall to
the water next to your ship taking 2d6
falling/bludgeoning damage.
Aboard the Pirate ship you find it has three
accessible decks.
• Lower deck: the hold where food and
drink are stored in small compartments.
The head where a rank odor pervades
each of these small cabins, where crew
come to relieve themselves. The forward
stairs that can be used to access the main
deck’s bow. Hammocks hang from the
rafters for the crew. The aft stairs used to
access the main deck’s stern and rudder
room. It is here in the lower deck where
some beams have broken and water is
coming in from a hole.
• Main deck: the forward head of the deck
houses lanterns and a harpoon gun with
several replacement harpoons and ropes
to tie off to. Behind this there is a massive
beam going down into the lower deck is
causing a leak. Behind the three masts
there is a small room that functions as a
kitchen for a cook but there isn’t much in
here other than some pots and pans along
with knives. A small storage room is at the
stern of the main deck where a wrapping
stair leads up to a small platform where
the wheel housing and compass are
situated.
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 • Upper deck: Navigation wheel, behind
this is the captains room. This room is a
testament to bad taste. With its purple
velvet curtains and scented candles in
gaudy candelabras. In the middle of the
room is a table with a large aquarium tank
resting atop it. The aquarium contains a
coral reef that serves as a home for the
previous captain’s pet octopus and a small
replica miniature chest. Beneath the
aquarium, built into the table is a shelf
which rests a locked wooden chest.
(rigged with poison needle trap that can
only be disabled by a key found in a
miniature chest in the aquarium. Other
furnishings like a silk hammock, a writing
desk covered with quills and loose sheets
of parchment, a silver wine goblet and
small mini stove. (the chest under the desk
contains a rapier with a jeweled octopus
shaped hilt (+1 attack and +1 grapple
while using weapon worth 2500gp) and
almost 500gp in the chest along with 9 -
50gp gemstones (unknown these are the
treasures of Rule).
Return to Teti'aroa
Night is all too close once again, you must have
been captured or trying to flee the War Ship longer
than you thought. The lanterns at the bow of the
ship are only good enough to shed some
additional light, good for navigating along the
shores or caves. Read the boxed text below.
With none of you being familiar with navigating by
constellations you try to keep to the compass’s headings
from where you last saw land on the horizon, trying to
keep the ship going north.
Since waking up on the beach and finding yourself ever
confused by the developments of the day, you don’t
know how far you have traveled by sea. But eventually
you start to see some lights dotting the horizon not too
far off.
Finally, you think. The docks are near. But as you keep
approaching the lights, you don’t see any welcoming
signs of the city of Teti'aroa.
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Instead, you see fires raging across the temple districts,
screams of terror from the merchant’s districts and
above all of this, the gargantuan sized terror of a molten
fire elemental. You see the small dwarven-made island
coming up on the port side of the ship but there is
something wrong about the statue to Ti’iti’i, it is no
longer that demi-god, as you have the real thing here to
compare it to. It is instead an even larger, obsidian black
statue in the evil and corrupt likeness of the
Demogorgon!
Statue of Demogorgon.
The statue looks like that the Prince of Demons,
the Sibilant Beast, and Master of the Spiraling
Depths, The Demogorgon!
The Demogorgon is the embodiment of chaos,
madness and destruction! Seeking to corrupt all
that is good and undermine order in the universe.
The demon lord is a meld of different forms; with a
saurian lower body and clawed webbed feet, as
well as suckered tentacles sprouting from the
shoulders of a great apelike torso, surmounted by
two hideous simian heads, whose likeness all but
too much resembles Aameul and Hathradiah but
more primitive looking.
Clarity
That solves it, the only figure from the drunken
night before you haven’t seen corrupted and
changed somehow is the pair of men from the Bar,
Aameul and Hathradiah. They must be the route of
all of this, It’s time to confront them back at the
tavern.
Ti’iti’I helps the characters try and sail past the
island. The island is illuminated by these glowing
lights, the will-o-wisps of the island, however they
are now acting in an aggressive manner and all
too quickly they begin to fill the decks and
surround the ship like lightning bugs in a mountain
field. Almost holding the ship back from trying to
reach the docks.
Maui raises his great sickle and gives a yell of joy
as he launches himself at the will-o-wisps. He will
hold off the aggressive light creatures so you can
confront Aamuel and Hathradiah. Maui lands on
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the dwarven-made island transforming into a
rugged dog you recall from the night before, the
fey creature known as a Blink Dog
Forgotten Memory 3
Seeing Te’iti’I launch into battle to allow you to
continue to the docks, the characters have a
flashback memory. Read the following boxed text.
Jumping forward again in your memory, you seem to
have lost all of the companions from the bar. A storm is
raging and thrashing the ship you have commandeered.
Several of you have gotten sea sick or drunk sick and
are throwing up over the railings. The boat rocks heavily
from left to right as it gets crashed upon by huge waves.
Lightning strikes the water not too far off giving off
daylight like moment of sight. There is no land around
visible for miles. Sliding back and forth on the deck is a
heavy stone object, it is whatever Mafui'e was working
on back on the dwarf island. As lighting illuminates, the
deck briefly, you can see it is a statue bust appearing to
be that of a demon from the Abyss, the Demogorgon.
Each of its 4 eyes made of various colored gems,
however one is missing. Someone shouts that the ship
is going to fall apart.
Another strike of clash of thunder announces the coming
of a lighting strike. With immortal speed, a massive bird,
a Roc perhaps, flies into the path of the lightning strike
saving the boat from immediate destruction. Falling
unconscious to the raging waters is the body of what
you now know as Ti’iti’I, his Great Sickle splashes well
away from his reach.
With the daylight like effect of the lightning, you can see
a headwall of water is rushing in towards the ship. It is
about to hit the boat and most likely destroy it…
Part 5: The Demogorgon
Return to Porky Pua’s
Back at the Taverns, the scene has very much
changed. The once lively tavern is now a cultist’s
dream sanctuary. Even the peanut bowls on the
table top have been replaced by what looks like
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baby Halfling skull cups of dirt that is moving and
wriggling with worms and insects inside.
The old men sitting at the bar show no fear or
surprise to see you, no real emotions. None of the
other patrons you saw earlier are not here (Note: if
you didn’t encounter Alu Fela the Water Elemental,
she will be held in a large aquarium like tank, like a
chained mermaid on display.)
The ceiling of the tavern is a spiraling mass of an
open portal, and within it, you can see the horrible
plane of the Abyss, home of the Demogorgon.
Aamuel and Hathradiah welcome you back and
ask if you care to take a seat (seat is safe from the
cube, 15 feet away). They don’t respond to any
questions, intimidating or anything else.
Perception/Arcana Skill Check DC 18. Only a
very high skill check will note that Aameul and
Hathradiah are sitting in a gelatinous cube. If the
characters move within 15 feet of them, they will
be stuck in it. The forms of Aamuel and Hathradiah
are a major image spell cast to appear like they
are there to trick you into the cube.
Insight Skill Check DC 14. A moment into talking
to these two, makes the character believe they
seem like a recording almost, not even the evil
monologue spoiling of secrets by an archvillan.
“It seems you have returned from the
chaos. We thought with all that you
consumed the night before while being led
by a band of even more lost souls (he
points to Alu Fela if she is here) that
you would just perish at sea, tell me,
how are your compatriots from the night
before?
It seems we didn’t plan the intervention
of a demigod in your return, however
We can feel the presence of the Gem of
Tuna-Roa. A shame that thief, the
scavenger Mafui'e tried to pry it off the
statue.
We thought it would have been one of you
to discover the bust of the Prince of
Demons was illusioned to appear as the
Scepter. But none-the-less, corrupting
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our statue allowed us to your world, to
corrupt it in return.

Allowing us to manifest our fiendish body

here in the material plane”

The image of them disappears from the cube, and

the bust of the Demogorgon is left in its place,
missing an eye. Anyone with a Passive Wisdom
Score of 10 or higher will come up with a solution
of replacing the Gem into the statue to end all of
this corruptness..

• The characters are not meant to kill the

Demogorgon. It will kill them is they do.
However, they can try and kill it anyway.

• They are meant to place the eye back into

the statue which is in the heart of the
cube.

• Moving/Swimming within the cube requires

successful Athletics Skill Check DC 15
to move 5 feet. A character needs to do
this twice to reach the statue.

Closure.
Once the Gem is Returned, the swirling portal to
the abyss will start to close. The Demogorgon will
be pulled into the closing portal, but not before
lashing out and making a final attempt to drag
someone with it back to the abyss. The tentacle
reaches for the character that placed the Gem
back into the statue.

Optional Skill Challenge.

When a character is attacked and to be dragged
back to the abyss, all the other characters need to
perform the skill challenge to try and free their ally.

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 Northern Mallet of Parrying
Appendices Weapon (Light Hammer), uncommon (requires
attunement)
Appendix A.1
Aamuel & Hathradiah prizes While Attuned:
The bearer gains +1 to constitution saving throws
Drown
Weapon (Trident), rare The bearer may use their reaction to gain a +1 AC
A steel trident decorated with bronze barnacles bonus until the end of the turn.
along the upper part of its haft. It has a sea-green
jewel just below the tines. Requires attunement. Drunkard's Sledge of Snow
Floatation Device: It floats on the surface if Weapon (Warhammer), uncommon (requires
dropped in water. It floats in place if released attunement)
underwater.
Cold Damage. It is always cool to the touch. (+1 While Attuned:
attack/damage, plus 1d8 cold) The bearer always knows the direction to the
nearest tavern in a 60 mile radius.
While Attuned:
Language. Speak fluent Aquan. Icy wind and snowflakes bluster around this
Resistance. Gain resistance to cold damage. weapon, even in warm environments. The bearer
Covetous. The attuned wielder is covetous. can walk on the surface of the lightest snow,
Gaining the Flaw of “I demand and deserve the leaving no footprints
largest share of the spoils and refuse to part with
anything that’s mine.” This includes refusing to part Leaping Ring Mail
with this trident. Armor (Ring Mail), uncommon (requires
Curse. Over 24 hours barnacles appear on your attunement)
skin. Can only be removed with greater restoration
spell. Add +1 natural armor however While Attuned:
Contains 1d4 unreplenishable charges of the Jump
Eastern Scepter spell (1st level)
Weapon (Mace), uncommon (requires attunement)
Blessed Chain Mail
While Attuned: Armor (Chain Mail), uncommon (requires
The bearer gains +1 to wisdom saving throws. attunement)

Solemn Kris While Attuned:

Weapon (Dagger), uncommon (requires Whenever bearer of this item receives divine
attunement) healing, they gain an additional 1d4 hit points.

While Attuned: Fortune Teller's Leather Armor of Rituals

The bearer may spend an action to stabilize a Armor (Leather Armor), uncommon (requires
dying creature within 5 feet. They cannot do so attunement)
again until they have completed a long rest.
While Attuned:
Trusty Frying Pan Every time you hit by a monster, you glimpse a
Weapon (Club), uncommon (requires attunement) random image of its future or past.

While Attuned: Whenever the bearer is casting a spell as a ritual,

Treat this as a +1 weapon if the bearer has half they have advantage to maintain concentration
their maximum hit points or less. during the ritual.

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Sacred Chain Shirt of the Fox Concordant Gauntlets
Armor (Chain Shirt), uncommon (requires Wonderous item, uncommon (requires
attunement) attunement), uncommon (requires attunement)

While Attuned: While Attuned:

The bearer may increase their Lay on Hands hit The bearer has advantage on saving throws vs.
point pool by 5. Psychic Dissonance when travelling the Outer
Planes. (DMG p. 59)
Characters trying to track the bearer have a -1
penalty to their skill checks. Elysian Tiara
Wonderous item, uncommon (requires
Sentinel Wizard Hat attunement), uncommon (requires attunement)
Wonderous item, uncommon (requires
attunement), uncommon (requires attunement) While Attuned:
When on the plane of Elysium, the bearer has
While Attuned: advantage on saving throws against the effects of
Faintly glows when creatures of a certain race Overwhelming Joy (DMG p. 60)
(DMs choice) are within a 100 foot radius.
Reaper's Circlet
Silent Cap Wonderous item, uncommon (requires
Wonderous item, uncommon (requires attunement), uncommon (requires attunement)
attunement), uncommon (requires attunement)
While Attuned:
While Attuned: The bearer has advantage on death saving throws.
The bearer gains a +1 bonus to Dexterity (Stealth)
checks.

Conjurer's Gloves Appendix A.2

Wonderous item, uncommon (requires Rules to Giant’s and Halflings
attunement), uncommon (requires attunement)
While Attuned: Giants and Halflings
The bearer may cast Prestidigitation once per day. The house uses a d10, known as the giant
The gambler uses 2d6, known as the halflings
Holy Wizard Hat
Wonderous item, uncommon (requires The house rolls the giant dice first. This sets the
attunement), uncommon (requires attunement) “Knee” of the giant.
The player then needs to roll their Halfling dice to
While Attuned: roll higher than the giant dice
When the bearer of this item rolls hit dice, they can
choose to re-roll them and take the second result. If the Halfling dice are two 1’s, it is known as the
“snake” and pushes the giant away, a draw
Unbroken Scabbard If the Halfling dice equal 11 or 12, it is known as
Wonderous item, uncommon (requires hitting “the Maw” of the giant and the player
attunement), uncommon (requires attunement) automatically loses
If the giant rolls a 1, it is a “Kick” and automatically
While Attuned: wins
The bearer gains a +1 bonus to Constitution If the Halfling dice hit the knee exactly, the player
saving throws. may split the dice doubling their bet. When
splitting, players roll one additional die per split.
Players may split a second time if they wish to
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The Knee is 2-3: House pays 1:1
The Knee is 4-6: House pays 2:1
The Knee is 7-9: House pays 3:1
The Knee is 10: House pays 5:1
This game is the more acceptable form of the
game by the public. The more gentlemen’s rules,
a past time. It is an essential game to know as
other forms of the game exist such as
PickPocket, used by thieves guilds where the
odds and payouts are higher in the favor of the
house. Or Tiefling Roulette where more serious
wagers are placed and the dice are sworn to
players.
Appendix B
Mafui'e Loot and trade-ables.
Gold Dragon Mask.
Legendary – requires attunement
This horned mask of shiny gold has horns and a
skull like mien. The mask reshapes to fit a
wearer attuned to it.
While attuned:
Damage Absorption: Resistance to fire damage
Draconic Majesty: While wearing this mask and
no armor, you may add your charisma bonus to
your AC
Dragon Sight: You have darkvision out 60 feet. If
you already have it, you can see out an
additional 60 feet. Once per day you may use
blindsight out 30 feet for 5 minutes
Legendary: If you fail a saving throw, you can
choose to succeed it, once and only once.
Hazirawn.
Golden Greatsword Requires attunement
A sentient (neutral evil) great sword. The sword is
capable of speech. It knows Common but
doesn’t acknowledge it. It speaks Netherese.
Increased Potency: Your attack and damage is
+2 and hits deal an extra 2d6 necrotic damage
While Attuned:
Spells: 4 charges per day. Detect magic, detect
good/evil, and detect thoughts
Wounding: Any creature you hit with Hazirawn
can’t regain HP for 1 minute.
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Insignia of Claws.
A jeweled necklace with the insignia of the Cult of
the Beast has a flare with purple light when you
enter combat. Empowering your fists or natural
weapons.
Magic Claws: While wearing the insignia your
attacks gain +1 to attack and damage. (Including
wildshape)
Beastly Spell: If wildshaped, you may once per
day cast a spell when normally you couldn’t in
wildshape
Golden Potion Bottle.
This bottle contains a breath of elemental air.
When you inhale it you either hold it or breathe it
out. If you exhale you gain the effect of the gust
of wind. If you hold it, you don’t need to breath
for 1 hour
Golden Storm Boomerang
Ranged weapon carved from griffon bone, inlaid
with gold and scratched with the runes of
elemental air. When thrown it has a range of 60-
120 feet.
On hit, the boomerang deals 1d4 bludgeoning
damage and 2d4 thunder damage. Target must
succeed DC 10 constitutional saving throw or
target is stunned until next turn. Weapon returns
to throwers hand at the start of their next round
Ingot of the Crab Rune.
Ingot runes work while on your person
A block of golden ore, etched with a rune making
this an enchanted ingot.
Runic Shield: +1 bonus to AC
Shield Bond: On your action as a bonus action,
you may target an ally within 30 feet of you. All
damage they receive until your next turn is
reduced to 1. You receive half the damage they
would have taken instead. The damage you take
cannot be reduced in any way of immunities or
resistances.
Unique - Shield Ward: You may transfer the
ingot’s power and rune to an item, a shield or two
handed melee weapon. You must spend 8 hours
tracing the rune symbol with the ingot over the
item. At the end of 8 hours the ingot is destroyed
and the item now has the rune.
• If it is a shield, the first time after a long
rest if you are reduced to 0hp, you are
instead with 1hp. Also grants a +1 bonus
to current shield AC
• Any other item grants +1 shield bonus to
AC
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Enchanted Golden Chainmail Shirt STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
Golden chainmail shirt with gems encrusting the 25 20 20 10 18 18
back.
This golden chainmail shirt weighs approximately
50lbs and gives the wearer disadvantage on
dexterity based skill and saving throws. However, Medium
it does have the magical benefit of a +1 Armor Class: 18 (+3 Tattoo mage Armor)
chainmail shirt that has resistance to Hit points: 260
Bludgeoning Damage. Speed: 30ft
Proficiency Bonus: +6
Equipment: Manaiakalani (Great Sickle(wood)),
Claw of Mafui'e
shell and tooth necklace, leaf-grass skirt
(only available once defeated).
This claw is covered in golden barnacles and has
Manaiakalani. Great Sickle +3 (1d8), Extended
the following properties.
Crit range (19-20), Vicious (crits deal additional
Crab Club: this is a great club +2 attacks and
2d6)
damage. Using 2 hands confers x2 the strength
modifier
Senses: Dark Vision 60ft.
Languages: Deep Speech, Undercommon
While Attuned:
King Crab: As an action you can point the claw at
Tribal Tattoos. Each tattoo is ‘earned’ and tells a
a huge or larger creature within 30 feet of you. It
story of an epic deed. These appear magically and
must succeed a DC 15 Con save or become
have granted Ti’iti’i greater strength, dexterity and
vulnerable to all damage types until the end of
protection. Allows Ti’iti’I to have ability scores
your next turn. This can be used 3 times before
above 20 and constantly under Mage Armor +3
it needs to be fully submerged in water for 24
hours.
Crab Shield: While the claw is displayed on your Druidic
person, you have resistance to bludgeoning Ti’iti’I Knows the secret language of the druids.
damage
Spellcasting
Spell Save DC = 18
Spell Attack Modifier = +10
Iron Kukri boots.
Found on the skeleton chained at the bottom of the
Spellcasting Focus. Great Sickle
bubbling fresh water pond.
Boots: These boots weigh nothing when held and
not worn. While being worn, the wearer
immediately sinks to the bottom of any water Beast Shapes
they enter. Additionally, they cannot be pushed Blink Dog
back even from a creature with a higher strength
or size. Guard Drake (Volo’s Guide)
Roc
Appendix C Can only Wild Shape while in possession of Great Sickle
NPC and Specific Monsters. In order of potential Druid Moon Circle
encounter. Combat Wildshape.
Bonus action to Wild Shape. Additionaly, expend a
Ti’iti’I spell slot to regain 1d8 hit points per level of the
spell
Half Dwarf, Half Human. Vastly tattooed with wild
black hair. Formidable without his Great Sickle. Circle Forms
Demi-god abilities while equipped with his focus, Beginning at 2nd level Ti’iti’I can transform into
the Sickle. 20th Level Moon Circle Druid. more dangerous wild animals.
Demigod of the Wind and Sea.

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Primal Strike. Bubbling Pond Guardian
Attacks in Beast form count as magical for the In the aura and shimmering light of a shaman spirit,
purpose of overcoming resistances and immuinites this guardian swims about in the bubbling waters.
to non-magical attacks. Appearing like a manta ray as it swims around

Elemental Wild Shape STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

At 10th level, Ti’iti can expend 2 uses of Wild 17 15 12 13 12 14
Shape at the same time to transform into an air,
earth, fire or water elemental.

Thousand Forms Large

By 14th level, Ti’iti’I can cast alter self spell at will. Armor Class: 14
Hit points: 78
Speed: 10ft, Swim 40ft
Timeless Body Equipment: None
Starting at 18th level, the primal magic that you
wield causes you to age more slowly. For every 10 Senses: Dark Vision 60ft.
years that pass, your body ages only 1 year. Languages: Deep Speech, Undercommon

Beast Spells Damage transfer. While attached to a creature,

Starting at 18thh level, you can cast many of your
druid spells in any shape you assume using Wild
Shape. You can perform the somatic and verbal
components of a druid spell while in beast shape,
but you aren't able to provide material components.
Archdruid
At 20th level, you can use your Wild Shape an
unlimited number of times. Additionally, you can
ignore the verbal and somatic components of your
druid spells, as well as any material components
that lack a cost and aren't consumed by a spell.
You gain this benefit in both your normal shape
and your beast shape from Wild Shape.
Spells (Only when in possession of Great Sickle)
Cantrips (4) Druidcraft, Guidance, Mending,
Shillelagh
1st(4) Charm Person, Create or Destroy Water,
Jump, Thunderwave
2nd (3) Gust of Wind, Moonbeam, Pass Without
Trafce
3rd (3) Daylight, Water Walk, Wind Wall
4th (3) Confusion, Ice Storm, Stone Shape
5th (3) Commune with Nature, Geas, Greater
Restoration
6th (2) Sunbeam, Wind Walk
7th (2) Regenerate, Reverse Gravity
8th (1) Tsunami
9th (1) Storm of Vengeance
the cloaker takes only half the damage, rounded
down, and the creature takes the other half
Attacks:
Multiattack. The cloaker makes two attacks, one
with its bite and one with its tail.
Bite. Melee weapon attack +6 to hit. Hit 10(2d6+3)
piercing damage, if the creature is large or
smaller, the creature is grappled by the cloaker.
An escape check DC 16 strength can break the
attachment.
Tail. Melee weapon attack +6 to hit. Hit 7(1d8+3)
slashing damage.
Moan. Each creature within 60 feet of the cloaker
that can hear its moan and that isn’t an aberration
must succeed on a DC 13 Wisdom saving throw or
become frightened until the end of the cloaker’s
next turn. If a creature’s saving throw is successful,
the creature is immune to the cloaker’s moan for
the next 24 hours
Phantasms (Recharges after a Short or Long
Rest). The cloaker magically creates three illusory
duplicates of itself if it isn’t in bright light. The
duplicates move with it and mimic its actions,
shifting position so as to make it impossible to
track which cloaker is the real one. If the cloaker is
ever in an area of bright light, the duplicates
disappear.

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Whenever any creature targets the cloaker with an
attack or a harmful spell while a duplicate remains,
that creature rolls randomly to determine whether it
targets the cloaker or one of the duplicates. A
creature is unaffected by this magical effect if it
can’t see or if it relies on senses other than sight.
A duplicate has the cloaker’s AC and uses its
saving throws. If an attack hits a duplicate, or if a
duplicate fails a saving throw against an effect that
deals damage, the duplicate disappears.
After 1 minute, the diseased creatures skin
becomes translucent and slimy; the creature
can’t regain hit points unless it is underwater,
and the disease can only be removed by a Heal
spell or another disease curing spell of 6th level
or high. While out of water, the diseased takes
6(1d12) acid damage every 10 minutes unless
moisture is applied to the skin
Tail. Melee weapon attack +9 to hit, reach 10 ft.
one target. Hit 18(4d6+5) bludgeon damage)

Legendary Red Eel (Aboleth) Eight Eyed Bat

Gargantuan legendary monster of the deep. Its Fiendishly large bat with 8 blood red eyes. Its body
three eyes in a vertical row track you as its mouth covered in spiked barbs of hair
opens to reveal countless rows of teeth. Streaking
toward you, propelled by its strong tail and three
tentacles it reaches out a probing telepathic STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
tentacle 7 12 13 2 12 4

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

Large
21 9 15 18 15 18 Armor Class: 10
Hit points: 15
Speed: 10ft, Fly 50ft
Gargantuan Equipment: none.
Armor Class: 14
Hit points: 135 Senses: darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 13
Speed: 40 Swim Languages: -
Equipment: none.
Keen sight and sound. The eight-eyed bat has
Senses: darkvision 120 ft., passive Perception 20 advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that
Languages: Deep Speech, Telepathy 120ft rely on sight and sound.

Attacks: Pack Tactics. The eight-eyed bat has advantage

Multiattack. The Red Eel makes 3 tentacle on attack rolls if at least one other of the eight-
attacks eyed bats is within 5 feet of the creature attacking.

Tentacle. Melee Weapon attack +9 to hit, reach

10ft. One target. Hit: 15 (3d6+5) bludgeon Attacks:
damage. If the target is a creature, it must Bite. Melee weapon attack +2 to hit, reach 5ft. Hit
succeed a DC 14 Constitution saving throw or 5(2d4+1) piercing damage
become diseased. The disease has no effect for
1 minute and can be removed by any magic that
cures disease.

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Mafui'e – Gargantuan (hammerclaw)
Coconut Crab
Three towering legs under the hard carapace of Huge
the crab. Its shell littered with golden and shiny Armor Class: 14
objects that fall each movement. Two massive Hit points: 112
claws for crushing his desserts. Speed: 40ft, Fly 10 ft.
Equipment: Gem of Tuna-Roa

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA Senses: Dark Vision 60ft.
25 9 20 8 10 12
Languages: -

Attacks:
Beak. Melee weapon attack +6 to hit. Hit
Gargantuan 14(3d6+5) piercing damage, Constitution DC 14
Armor Class: 19 saving throw or the target is restrained and
Hit points: 217 slowly begins to turn to stone. Target is
Speed: 20ft, Swim 20 ft. restrained this turn. On the creatures next turn it
Equipment: none. must make another save or be petrified for 24
hours.
Senses: Blind Sight.
Languages: Deep Speech, Common Offspring Colocolo (small Cockatrice)
A sickly looking vulture the size of an adult dragon.
Leg Division. Each leg has 50Hp. If more than 2 Its fur patchy and gangrene looking. Its eyes
are killed or cut off from the same side, Mafui'e is rolling freely on the sides of its head. Its beak
immobile but can still fight. These legs count broken and cracked from chewing hard stones
towards the Crabs total HP for a diet.
I Wanna Be Shiny. At the start of Mafui'e’s
actions, players need to make a Wisdom save STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
DC15 or they are partially blinded (have 6 12 12 2 13 5
disadvantage on skills and attack rolls.) until the
start of Mafui'e’s next turn.
Small
Attacks: Armor Class: 11
Multiattack. Mafui'e makes 2 claw attacks Hit points: 27
Speed: 20ft, Fly 40 ft.
Claw. Melee weapon attack +12 to hit, reach 15ft. Equipment: none
Hit 25(6d6+7) bludgeoning damage. If the target
is Large or smaller, the creature is grappled Senses: Dark Vision 60ft.
(Escape DC 22). Each Claw can only grab 1 Languages: -
creature each.

ColoColo (Huge Cockatrice)
A sickly looking vulture the size of an adult dragon.
Its fur patchy and gangrene looking. Its eyes
rolling freely on the sides of its head. Its beak
broken and cracked from chewing hard stones
for a diet.
Attacks:
Bite. Melee weapon attack +3 to hit. Hit 3(1d4+1)
piercing damage, Constitution DC 11 saving
throw or the target is restrained and slowly
begins to turn to stone. Target is restrained this
turn. On the creatures next turn it must make
another save or be petrified for 24 hours.

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

16 20 14 8 13 5

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Alu Fela (Water Fathomer) Languages: -
Alu Fela appears as a water elemental. Her form
see-through as she is made of water. There is Attacks:
an evil and aggressive nature about her. Her Poison Darts. Ranged attack + 6 to hit, 4(1d4+2)
form transitions from that of an elven woman to piercing damage. Automatically paralyzed for 1
that of a serpent made of water. minute.
Dagger. Melee attack+4 to hit 4(1d4+2) piercing
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
14 11 14 11 11 15 Demogorgon
The demon lord Is a meld of different forms, with a
Medium saurian lower body and clawed webbed feet, as
Armor Class: 10 (13 With mage armor) well as suckered tentacles sprouting from the
Hit points: 62 shoulders of a great apelike torso, surmounted
Speed: 30ft, Swim 310 ft. by two hideous simian heads One named
Equipment: Aameul and the other Hathradiah.

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

Damage Resistance. Fire, bludgeon, pierce and
slashing from non-magical. 29 14 26 20 17 25
Damage Immunities. poison, exhaust, grapple,
paralyzed, restrain, prone
Senses: Dark Vision 60ft. Large
Languages: - Armor Class: 22
Hit points: 496
Spell: Speed: 30ft,
Spellcasting – 5th level (Save DC 12, +4 to hit with Equipment:
spells)
Cantrip – chill touch, eldritch blast, mage hand Damage Resistance. Cold, fire and lightning.
1st – armor of agathys, expeditious retreat, hex Damage Immunities. Non-magical weapons,
2nd- invisibility charm, exhaustion and frightened
3rd – vampiric touch Special. Advantage on saving throws against
spells and spell attacks.
Attacks: Languages: Deep Speech, Abyssal,
Constrict – serpent form +4 to hit 9(2d6+2)
bludgeon damage. If medium or smaller, it is
grappled. (escape dc 12) Attacks:
Multiattack. The Demogorgon attacks twice with
Dagger – Elven Form - +4 to hit 4(1d4+2) piercing its tentacles.

Makira Tentacles. Melee attack +10 to hit, reach 10ft, hit

Small goblinoid creatures. Pirates and scavengers. 21(2d12+9) bludgeoning damage. Creature hit
Wearing armor of coconut shells must make a DC 20 Constitution saving throw or
HP maximum is lowered by the amount of damage
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA taken. A long rest restores this.
8 14 8 11 11 8 Automatically paralyzed for 1 minute.

Gaze. Target creature within 30 feet and within

eye sight must make a DC 20 Wisdom saving
Small throw. A failed save and the creature is stunned
Armor Class: 13 and suffers an insanity (See Dungeon Master
Hit points: 5 Guide Madness PG 258-260, using either Long-
Speed: 30ft, Term or Indefinite madness.)
Equipment:

Damage Vulnerability. Fire

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