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Thank you for reading. This is an adventure I’ve

successfully run as one-shot for several groups playing
5e for the first time. I tried to focus on making the
adventure easy to run for a first time DM and a first time
group. To run this adventure, you’ll need the three core
books for 5th edition.
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adventures and should take 3-8 hours to run. By the end
of the adventure everyone should level up to level 2. I
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Table Of Contents
3 Cultist Hideout 10
Introduction
1. Entrance 11
Meeting Johan Lonstadt 3 2. Cave Tunnel 11
Roleplaying Johan 3 3. Hideout Guards 12
4 4. Hideout Antechamber 12
Exploring the City
The Dock District 5 5. Zangrin’s Room 12
The Sunrise 5 6. Ritual Room 13
The Dockmaster’s Office 7 Ending 13
The Silver Doubloon 7
Greeny the Pirate 8 Appendex A: Battle Maps 14
Scream Fight 9 Johan Lonstadt’s Sittng Room 14
Scream Fight Battle Map 15
Cult of the Maw Hideout 16

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Introduction
n a seaside city, dark forces move in the shadows.
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The adventurers have been hired by an enigmatic
noble named Johan Lonstadt as last-minute
muscle for a job tonight.
Johan has lost an important parcel. The devious
Cult of the Maw has stolen the contents, three
vials of alchemically manipulated human blood.
The adventures must investigate the city for traces of
the cult, culminating in a showdown with their nefarious
leader and his summoned demons.
This adventure is designed to be setting agnostic.
Pick your favorite seaside city and run this adventure
there! Great examples include Waterdeep, Seaside,
Meletis, or Luskan. This is an adventure for a party of
1st level characters and will take three to eight hours of
play time.
Read the following paragraph aloud to the players to
introduce them to the adventure.
Give a moment for everyone to describe their character
and where they came from. Now, go around the table.
Have each person explain how they know the person to
the left. This establishes a bit of back story and
relationship out of the gate.
Meeting Johan Lonstadt
When everyone has had a chance to introduce
themselves, or at a suitably dramatic moment, introduce
Johan.
Johan Londstadt is a human noble and is lawful evil. As
Johan is pushing 70, he relies on his bodyguard Mercy
to protect him from these unknown adventurers he’s
hiring.
Mercy is a purple skinned tiefling swashbuckler. See
Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse for
the swashbuckler stats (or alternatively use the veteran
stat block). She stands in the corner of the sitting room,
watching for any show of violence. She is extremely
stoic and only acts or speaks if Johan is in danger.
Roleplaying Johan
In a city of thousands, Johan is among the ten most
powerful. He is only hiring these adventurers because
none of his regular contacts are available. Johan has
risen to his position through noble birth and cutthroat
business practices. Roleplay the encounter,
paraphrasing the following information and responding
as Johan.
Johan does his best to hide this information about the
job from the players:
The parcel contains 3 vials of alchemically
manipulated human blood. These vials were
specially ordered by Johan and prepared to his
specifications.
Johan is investigating how to summon demons to the
material plane. He plans to use the vials to
accomplish this.
Johan has no supernatural way to know whether or
not the player characters look inside the box.
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 Right now Joahn is trying not to seem desperate and
reveal the importance of the parcel to him. Johan
informs the player characters of the specifics of the job
with the information below:
Johan expected to receive the parcel earlier today,
delivered directly to his estate.
The parcel is a small, wooden box with an engraving
of a rose and dagger on the top.
A ship named the Sunrise was carrying the parcel.
Johan knows the Sunrise docked at the city’s port
last night, yet the parcel was never delivered.
Johan expects trouble with the crew of the Sunrise.
They have a reputation for taking unscrupulous jobs
and being belligerent. Johan elusively says he is
worried about going himself or sending his men, so
he’s hiring the characters as a show of force.
Johan says the parcel’s contents are personal and
embarrassing. As part of the job he asks the
characters not to look inside the wooden box before
bringing it to him.
Johan promises 50 gold each for the return of the
box, not peeking into the box, and staying quiet
about the whole job. If the player characters try to
haggle, Johan initially stays firm on the payment
amount. If the characters refuse to budge, Johan
eventually relents and pays more.
Johan is devious and ill-intentioned. It’s possible that
your characters will at some point in the adventure try
to enact violence on Johan. If combat breaks out, Mercy
defends Johan to the best of her ability.
Johan Londstadt’s Sitting Room
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Exploring the City
Once the players accept the job their first order of
business will most likely be to seek out the Sunrise and
interrogate its crew. However, clues to the location of
the parcel can be found throughout the city. Ask the
party where they would like to investigate first.
At this point the player characters should have the
freedom to roam wherever they please. You can use the
City Locations table to guide the players towards the
adventure. If the players are having trouble deciding
where to go next, prod them towards the dock district or
roll on the City Locations table.
If the players stray too far from the path, consider it
an opportunity to flex your improvisation skills. If the
players are not having fun with an improvised
adventure, you can always break the fourth wall and
simply ask your players to follow the material you have
prepared.
City Locations
d8 Location Event
1 Noble Anyone with a passive Wisdom (Perception)
District check of 13 or better notices someone is
following them. It’s Mercy, who quickly dashes
off to the dock district.
2 Temple Any player character that venerates a god here
can make a DC 10 Intelligence (Religion) check.
On a success they experience a vision of a lone
ship on a dock, a tavern made of an upside
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down galleon, and a seaside cave.
A beggar approaches the group asking for a few
coins. He freely shares anything he’s heard
around the city with people that are kind to him.
Consult the Rumors table for what he knows.
4 Market The players can buy most any mundane
equipment from chapter 5 of the Player’s
Handbook here. Once they’re done shopping,
ask them where they go next.
5 Magic The player characters run into some students
University who just finished their last class of the day. The
students ask the party if they want to join them
for drinks at the Silver Doubloon.
6 City Street A man in a heavy cloak bumps into one of the
player characters. He is deformed with sores all
over his body and wicked claws for hands. He
quickly runs away. If the players catch him,
consider running the Scream Fight encounter
from later on in this adventure.
7 Tavern Even if the players are not in the dock district,
you can replace any tavern they walk into with
the Silver Doubloon.
8 Other Vamp the friendly elven commoner guide finds
the party. He can give the player characters a
tour of the city for just a few silver.
The Dock District
When the player characters decide to travel to the city’s
harbor read the following description:
There are a few locations in the dock district that the
players might want to check out, chief among them is
finding the transport ship, the Sunrise.
The Sunrise
The Sunrise is anchored at the far end of the district,
away from crowds and prying eyes. Finding it is not too
difficult. Most anybody at the docks could tell the player
characters where the ship is. If a character is searching
without any help, they can make a DC 10 Intelligence
(Investigation) check to find the Sunrise.
The figure is the captain of the Sunrise, Wenry
Kegbacker. See the Crew of the Sunrise sidebar for
more information on her and her crew. She’s decided to
stay with the boat while the rest of her crew enjoys the
city.
Wenry is actively looking out for trouble but wouldn’t
mind a chat with the adventurers to pass the time. If the
players engage her in conversation this is what they can
learn:
Wenry is protective of her crew. Before anything else
she’ll spend some time in the conversation assessing
the adventures. She won’t give out any information if
she thinks it will lead to her crew being harmed.
Wenry instantly recognizes the description of a
wooden box with an engraving of a rose and dagger.
The parcel was picked up on an island a little west of
the city. The same island that Ash Ears hails from.
They got the parcel from an alchemist named
Morrow. He has a bad reputation and Wenry is
happy to have the box off of her ship.
Wenry has no idea what is in the parcel. Her orders
were not to look into the box and she followed them.
The crew of the Sunrise are part time pirates and
much of their cargo is illegitimate. Wenry would
rather not have anyone official taking a close look at
her ship.
Upon arriving at the city Greeny volunteered to
deliver the parcel. As Greeny is usually quite lazy,
Wenry was happy to be able to give him a job to do.
She gave Greeny the parcel to deliver to Johan.
Wenry knows what Greeny looks like. Perhaps more
importantly, she knows that he likes to drink at the
Silver Doubloon.
Exploring the Sunrise
The player characters may wish to infiltrate the Sunrise
and snoop around to look for clues. To do so they will
have to either sneak past Wenry or convince her to let
them aboard.
To slip past Wenry roll a contested check between the
player character’s Dexterity (Stealth) check and her
Wisdom (Perception) check. Wenry will attempt to stop
any character she sees sneak onto her ship, but will try
to avoid violence if possible. Wenry doesn’t want anyone
finding her ill-gotten goods and will need a successful
DC 20 Charisma (Persuasion) check from the
characters to allow anyone on board her ship. Even
then, she will insist on accompanying them.
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 The only member of the crew of the Sunrise currently
aboard the ship is Ash Ears. He sticks out like a sore
thumb in the city and was ordered to stay out of sight on
the ship to avoid drawing attention.
Ash Ears is a big sweetheart. Whenever he meets the
players characters his first inclination is to invite them
to play a game of dice with him and ask if they want
anything to eat. Even if the players are sneaking around
he will first try to make friends before reporting them to
Wenry. Ash Ears has been through a few scraps and is
hard to intimidate. However, if anyone makes friends
with Ash Ears he will tell them everything he knows.
Ash Ears knows that Greeny took the box with the
rose and dagger on it.
The Cult of the Maw is an organization that Ash Ears
knows well. He grew up among many of its members
on his home island.
Ash Ears knows that the parcel and the Cult of the
Maw have something to do with each other. After all,
they both had a presence on his home island.
Unfortunately, that’s the extent of his deductive
capabilities. He hasn’t figured out exactly how
they’re connected.
The players can gather information about the parcel
from physical clues around the ship. As the players are
exploring the ship, have them roll DC 12 ability checks.
Example ability checks include a Wisdom (Perception)
check to look around, an Intelligence (Investigation)
check to find specific details, a Dexterity (Thieves’
Tools) check to get past a locked door, a Strength
(Athletics) check to break open a crate full of trade
goods, or any other check you think is applicable. For
each successful check give them one piece of
information from this list:
Many of the crates in the ship’s hold have false
bottoms. One of the false bottoms contains a cache
of unmarked shortswords.
One of the hammocks on the ship contains a short
note saying, “deliver the box to us.” A symbol of an
open maw with many sharp teeth is drawn on the
paper.
Several empty bottles are scattered throughout the
ship, suggesting a fair number of the crew like to
drink heavily.
A log in the captain’s quarters details the reception
of the parcel from an alchemist named Morrow,
confirming that it was once on the ship.
Also in the captain’s quarter is Wenry’s journal. The
most recent entry contains a line about how one
member of her crew, Greeny, showed
uncharacteristic initiative today. He even volunteered
to make one of their deliveries to the noble district.
A delicious smell is currently coming from the ship’s
galley. Anyone who investigates runs into Ash Ears
who is currently preparing a meal.

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The Dockmaster’s Office
If the players are looking for someone in charge, you
can direct them to the dockmaster.
The man behind the counter is Anton Hill (LN male
human commoner). He’s just closing up shop after a
long day cataloging the business at the docks. He hopes
to make his encounter with the player characters a
short one so he can go home for the day. Anton has a
few bits of information he can give the characters:
The Sunrise is docked near the end of the harbor,
away from most of the ships. Anton can point it out
to the characters.
Anton doesn’t know anything about the contents of
the hold of the Sunrise. As a dockmaster he should
have inventoried the Sunrise, but he was paid off by
Wenry to not do so. He does not wish to share this
information with the players.
He can point the player characters towards the
Silver Doubloon. Most of the sailors that come to the
docks drink there, so it’s bound to be full of
information about anything happening on the docks.
The Silver Doubloon
This tavern is the premiere place for sailors to drink,
galavant, and rest in the city. The Silver Doubloon used
to be the largest ship sailing the seas. One night it was
caught in a horrible storm and, unable to see the shore,
its captain capsized the vessel when it ran aground. The
upside down ship was then converted into the tavern it
is now.
There are plenty of people in the Silver Doubloon whom
the player characters could talk to to gain information.
If the players have heard of Greeny they’ll probably go
try to find him. If not, there are still several rumors that
the players can overhear in the tavern. Roll on the
Rumors table to determine the information they’re able
to find out. The player characters might specifically seek
out some of these rumors. They could also eavesdrop on
conversations between sailors to learn the information.
The barkeep Stob (CG male goliath veteran) is a
particularly great source of these rumors. He’s
extremely friendly and seems to know just about
everyone in town. If the players ask him about Greeny
he’ll be able to point them to Greeny’s table. He doesn’t
know the gnome by name, but any description of Greeny
is a dead give away.
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 Rumors Greeny was magically contacted by the Cult of the
Maw. All he heard was a light, male voice giving him
d8 Rumor
directions. He followed those directions out of fear
1 Humanoids with heavy cloaks and wicked daggers have
for what might be done to him if he did not.
been seen by several civilians. Everyone who’s seen them
Greeny does not know what’s inside the parcel. He
says they give off a bad vibe.
was too scared of what might be inside to peek into
2 A large hairy man was spotted today near the end of the
the box.
dock district. They say he had a snout like a dog’s.
When delivering the package Greeny went to the
3 The dock master has been mercifully lenient recently, he’s
cult’s hideout, a cave outside of town. If he can be
probably just overworked and missed a few things.
convinced to do so, he’ll tell the party where the
4 A tavern patron’s friend hasn’t been seen all day. The patron
hideout is.
is worried that their friend has been kidnapped.
Greeny did not go inside the hideout. He left the
5 The tariffs for the city’s docks have been recently raised by a
parcel at the cave entrance. For that reason he
flat rate. All of the sailors are upset. They believe the city’s
nobles care much more about profit than the sailors doesn’t know who or what might be inside the cave.
working at the docks. Greeny is fearful of what his decision to side with the
6 Johan Londstadt is the patriarch for the family responsible Cult of the Maw and betray the crew of the Sunrise will
for maintaining the docks. He’s recently been absent in his mean for him. He has an unconscious compulsion to
duties, suggesting he’s found something else to occupy his confess, making him more talkative than might be wise.
time. Greeny responds more strongly to intimidation and
7 There’s a weird guy on the first floor of the tavern. He’s aggressive negotiations as his actions are largely
completely covered in tattoos and keeps staring out the
window.
motivated by fear.
8 A sailor is claiming the crew of the recently docked Sunrise
are pirates. His says his ship was recently attacked by the
Sunrise. The enemy ship wasn’t flying any colors and all its
crew were wearing bandanas as masks, but he’s still pretty
sure it was the Sunrise.

Greeny the Pirate

The player characters’ most direct way of finding the
parcel is to talk to Greeny. He is sitting alone in a booth
on the first floor of the tavern. Greeny is quite
recognizable as he is covered head to toe in tattoos. He
is wearing a knitted wool hat and a heavy coat over
tight-fitting clothes
As he’s nursing his drink he often glances out the
tavern window. He’s looking for either a member of his
crew or a member of the Cult of the Maw. Greeny
knows that either could mean trouble for him.
There’s a fair bit of information that Greeny could tell
the player characters.
Greeny took the package to a group of people called
the Cult of the Maw instead of delivering it to Johan
Lonstadt.
Greeny attempts to lie, saying he simply lost the
package on the way to Johan’s estate. A simple DC
10 Wisdom (Insight) check shows that Greeny is
lying.
Greeny is a recent inductee to the Cult of the Maw.
He’s not sure if joining was a good idea but greatly
desires the power and prestige that was promised to
him by the cult.
Greeny has a tattoo of an open maw rowed with
teeth on the back of his right hand. It is difficult to
spot among all his other tattoos, but a character
who’s seen the symbol before has no trouble doing
so.
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 Scream Fight Battle Map
Scream Fight
As the player characters traverse the city they come into
contact with the main antagonists of this adventure: the
Cult of the Maw. When in the adventure this encounter
occurs is flexible. Consult the When to Fight sidebar for
suggestions on when to begin this encounter. When
you’re ready, read out this description:
If anyone goes to investigate read:
If the players attempt to call out to the cloaked figures
or intervene in any other way, they respond by attacking.
Having everyone at the table roll for initiative!
The group of cloaked figures consists of cultists and
manes demons. There are a number of cultists equal to
the number of players. There are two manes demons
who are disguised by wearing heavy cloaks.
Any close inspection reveals the manes have inhuman
proportions, are covered in sores, and are each wearing
a leather collar.
The elf is Elluin (NG male elf commoner). He was
simply walking home after his work on the docks. He
has no idea who these people attacking him are, only
that each of them are somewhere marked with a symbol
of an open mouth lined with sharp teeth.
Two of the cultists focus on capturing Elluin, shoving
him into their rowboat while trying to bind and gag him.
They are attempting to secure a sacrifice for their
demon summoning rituals. Once Elluin is secured, they
attempt to flee the battle. The rest of the cultists charge
the players, with the manes in front.
If the fight seems to be going against the cultists, they
do not fight to the death. Rather they attempt to run,
preferring to escape on their rowboat with Elluin.
Fight Resolution
At the end of the fight either the cultists have gotten
away or have been defeated by the player characters. If
Elluin has been saved, he unfortunately doesn’t have
much information for the players. As far as he is
concerned this was a random mugging and he would
just like to get home.
If the cultists were killed, the player characters can
search their bodies. They have on them a dagger each,
their robes, a grand total of 6 gold, and various knick
knacks. Each of them has the symbol of the open maw
with rows of teeth either on one of those knick knacks,
or carved into their flesh.
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 Any cultist that is captured first attempts to fight their
way out. They fight like wild animals, clawing and biting
at their captors. If asked what they were planning to do
with Elluin they would lie, saying that they were going
to sell him into slavery in another town.
Any captured cultist knows the way to their cave
hideout and that the parcel was delivered there earlier
today. However, their minds have been altered by their
profane magic and many of them are insane. Finding
out this information requires a DC 20 Charisma
(Persuasion) or Charisma (Intimidation) check from the
player characters.
If the cultists manage to escape (with or without
Elluin) the players can attempt to follow them. The
cultists are not being careful and are easy to track. If the
players follow them right away, a successful DC 10
Wisdom (Survival) check leads the player characters
right to their cave hideout. If the players attempt to
track the cultists later, a DC 15 Wisdom (Survival)
check is required.

Cultist Hideout
Making it to the hideout of the Cult of the Maw and
searching it for Johan’s parcel is the ultimate goal of the
adventurers. They can find the cave hideout by either
interrogating Greeny, interrogating one of the cultists,
or following one of the cultists.
If the players have missed all the pointers to the
hideout, construct some new clue. Maybe another
cultist pops out of the shadows and leads the characters
on. Maybe a member of the Cult of the Maw has had a
change of heart and finds the player characters to help
them. Maybe Greeny attempts to sell them a map to
“treasure” that actually points towards the hideout.

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 Cult of the Maw Hideout

1. Entrance
However the player characters eventually arrive at the
hideout, this is what awaits them.
The cultists have hidden their hideout fairly well, but
not perfectly. A DC 15 Wisdom (Survival) check reveals
footprints in the sand, partially washed away by the
waves, leading up the cave’s entrance. A DC 15 Wisdom
(Perception) check reveals faint light and whispered
voices coming from the cave.

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 2. Cave Tunnel
As the player characters walk into the cave, ask them
for their marching order. Knowing who’s in front and
who is hanging back can be crucial for the upcoming
fights.
Any character with a passive Wisdom (Perception)
score of 15 or more notices torch light and whispered
voices coming from up ahead if they haven’t already.
3. Hideout Guards
The cultist’s hideout is built into the stone of the cave
itself. Astute characters might notice the stonework
changing from natural cave to worked stone.

The two cultists here are lookouts and are actively

searching for anyone entering the cave. Anyone
attempting to sneak into the cave must succeed on a DC
15 Dexterity (Stealth) check to avoid being noticed by
the lookouts. If a character does so and then attacks, the
cultists are surprised.
If the cultists spot any of the player characters, they
immediately sound the alarm by shouting. The cultists
then draw their weapons and attack. The cultist and
demons in the antechamber join in the fight on the
same round they are warned.
4. Hideout Antechamber
The first room in the cultist’s hideout is split into two by
a shoddy wooden barrier. This creates a kind of jail cell.
The barrier has a door and is locked up by a chain and
padlock.
There are two manes demons currently locked in the
cell. The cultists have difficulty controlling the manes
and so keep them locked up here until they are needed.
Each of the manes has a leather collar and leash that
the cultists use to control them.
In the main portion of the antechamber are two
cultists. If battle breaks out or the alarm is sounded, one
of them takes a round to free the manes while the other
rushes out to help fight.
A closed door to the north leads to Zangrin’s room
while a hallway to the east leads to the ritual room.
5. Zangrin’s Room
Zangrin Turnbelt is the leader of this faction of the Cult
of the Maw. He is a cult fanatic with only 22 HP and
three 1st level spell slots.
Zangrin is the son of a minor noble in the city.
Unhappy with his lot in life, he sought to increase his
station.
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Sensing his ambition, the demon lord Yeenoghu visited
Zangrin in his dreams. The young noble has been
consumed by the Great Hunger ever since. He has been
following the visions granted to him by his dark lord to
learn how to summon demons.
In his life as a noble Zangrin overheard of the parcel
being delivered to Johan Lonstadt. Knowing that Johan
was also interested in summoning fiends, Zangirn set
things in motion to get the parcel for himself.
Zangrin is the owner of this little building in a cave. It
used to be a safehouse to store both goods and people
that Zangrin’s father needed to keep hidden. It had
fallen into disuse until Zangrin decided to use it as a
headquarters for his new cult.
Zangrin exclusively uses this particular room. None of
the other cultists are allowed entry. Zangrin is fairly rich
and if the players snoop through his belongings, they’ll
find a fair haul. In this room they can find 1,200 cp, 900
sp, 80 gp, a ruby worth 25 gp, a spell scroll of inflict
wounds, and 2 potions of healing. When the player
characters first come to this room, there is no one in it.
6. Ritual Room
This room is the Cult of the Maw’s seat of power, where
their leader Zangrin leads them in obscene rites.
Have everyone roll initiative! If your players are already
engaged in a battle, roll initiative for just Zangrin and
the newly summoned dretch demon. Add them to the
initiative order.
Zangrin hoped to use one of the vials as a spell
component to summon a powerful demon. What he got
instead was a dretch. While only a little more powerful
than a manes, the dretch and Zangrin still represent a
deadly threat to the adventurers.
Zangrin does not understand the power of the thing
he has summoned. He is beside himself with glee as he
exalts in his successful attempt to summon a demon
that is not a manes. Crazed and having lost half his
mind, Zangrin intends to fight to the death to destroy
these intruders.
Ending
Assuming the party doesn’t fall to Zangrin and the Cult
of the Maw, they will have recovered the wooden box
and defeated a servant of evil. All that lies in front of
them is returning the parcel.
The box originally contained three vials of human
blood. The blood has been alchemically tampered with
for best demon-summoning results. This has resulted in
the blood fizzing like a carbonated beverage. Zangrin
destroyed one of the vials, but there are still two left
resting in velvet in the box.
If the players decide to look into the box they are
knowingly disobeying Johan’s directions. If they do it out
of sight of anyone else and lie well enough about doing
so, Johan has no way of knowing they took a peek.
The party now faces a decision. Zangrin’s summoning
provided a prime example of the type of thing these vials
can accomplish. The players have to decide if they trust
Johan Lonstadt with the contents of the parcel.
Returning to Johan is easy enough. He meets them all
again at any time of night, with Mercy by his side.
At this point it’s possible that the players wish to get a
little more out of Johan before they hand over the box.
Johan is willing to further upgrade their payment by a
small amount. He does not wish to tell the players what
he intends to use the parcel’s contents for. As always,
Mercy is ready if things get violent.
Whether or not the players decide to give Johan his
parcel, this adventure then comes to an end. There are
still a few unanswered questions. Why did Yeenoghu
and his cultists pick this time and place? Are there any
other members of the Cult of the Maw out there with
malicious plans? What exactly does Johan intend to do
with those blood vials? Create your own answers to
those questions and keep on adventuring!
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 Appendex A: Battle Maps
Johan Lonstadt’s Sittng Room

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Scream Fight Battle Map

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