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Spring 1020
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Pag. 3 Poor Friar's Ephemeris - Spring 1020 Pag. 14 Salty Sailor’s Misfit Tales
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Brancalonia
V A
Bagatelles
selection of news, tips and codswallop gathered by our authors from missives and
official proclamations from every corner of the Kingdom.
For the benefit of Condottieri who wish to engage their Knaves in such matters.

Registration for the Mavarian College is open

-P iccadora -

E
The Royal Mavarian College of Abracalabria has reopened its doors to new Practitioners. The
Magnificent Mavarian has declared that this year’s class will consist of as many as 13 students,
in the hopes that at least half a dozen will survive to the end of this year’s Novitiate.
Admission requirements provide for some well-defined arcane ingredients to be handed over to
the Chancellery. These have been communicated to us, in case anyone amongst our esteemed
readers should wish to enroll:

• Seahorse’ass (quantum satis);

• one bunch of Swine’s Snout, with perfectly-preserved infructescences;
• one Pantegan tail (items shall not be returned);
• one bag of Sidonian spore powder;
• one spicy Felino (or Wolf-Felino) salami, whose rough chilli component must be equal to
12 parts out of 10;
• one Barrelopod from the Emerald Crust;
• thirteen feathers of Emperor Foioncus, each a different color.

As a side note, we report that many bands, guiscards and adventurers are currently heading
for Sibara, apparently in order to place themselves at the service of noblemen flocking there
to enroll their scions. In fact, a black market of arcane components is said to be flourishing in
Ad Arcanarum Hau
stum et
the city. The Sibara Guards Chief also reports a number of protests among the local Pantegan Seminarium Mavarum
community; however, these have declined rapidly over the past weeks, as have the members of
the community itself.

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Bold young heroes wanted for the Thing

- G alaverna -

B
Rumors have it that under the big old bridge spanning the Rio Stocco, on the way to the
village of Marenga in Galaverna, thrives a “Thing” whose lust for human flesh is second only
to its cunning.
What the Thing may be, and whether it be spirit or beast or humanoid, is not known, since
those who saw it never returned to tell, to the detriment of trade throughout the valley. For
this reason, and in consideration of the approaching season when streets reopen after Winter,
the united board of magnates of Marenga offers food, lodging and gold to the brave who will
dare take on the Thing and rid the Stocco of its voraciousness. They will also grant victorious
adventurers all the loot that the Thing has accumulated over the last year, consisting of armor
and swords, rings, teeth of gold, and much more.
The Marenga Chamber of Commerce in Galaverna assumes no responsibility for damages,
deaths and cripplings that could result from this undertaking, nor does it intend to bear the
costs of sawbones, herbalists and morticians.
A one-to-ten part transit fee will apply to the survivors’ emoluments.
The Chamber is also anxious to declare that this proposal is not aimed at feeding foreign
mercenaries to the Thing, as many gossips are implying.

Very honorable albeit

unlucrative engagement

- A lazia -
The Marquise Marcolfa of Torre Borraccia – first of her
name, by the grace of Saint Baldino, Lady of the village of
Castronuovo and surrounding lands, vineyards and villas
– urgently seeks a team of fearless people prepared to place
their arms and swords at her service to avenge a cruel wrong-
doing. For too long, the Marquise has tolerated the insults
and threats of Count Leopoldo of Malanatica, a.k.a. the
Hunchback, vassal of the Lords of Constantinaples. Where
courtesy is defunct, philosophy defeated, and the law silent,
let blades and gallantry speak!
Present yourselves outside mealtimes.

Note from the scribbler: there is no doubt that Leopol-

do the Hunchback offended Madonna Marcolfa exceedingly.
Having wooed her at length with gifts of flowers, baskets of
cherries and mandolin-strumming troubadours, he then bol-
ted, swift as a wolfhound, having assessed the Marquise’s cof-
fers to be meager indeed.
Hence the Hunchback’s heart had hammered not for the
love sung by poets, but for a reckoner’s misinformed greed.
Be warned, Knaves all, that what chilled the loins of the
Hunchback could bode ill for your Band as well. Not a plug-
ged coin is to be had here. Hence, agree to be paid in booty,
or in any other way, and may a martial saint smile down upon
your endeavor.

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A
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ostal
market
naves and Condottieri! Behold Postalmarket: an extraordinary service that these
pages now feature, in addition to news reports and adventurous narrative: as from
today, you may order, through The Daily Jinx, a choice of junk, knickknacks and
bric-a-brac, which will be delivered to you AT NO ADDITIONAL COST, even in
the most meaningless and forgotten corners of the Kingdom, in the most remote
hideouts of your Bands, in the most sordid and despicable Dives, Jailhouses and
Dungeons you choose to patronize!
Behold this issue’s list of rubbish, complete with specifications and reference measurements:

Saddle of the Damsel in Distress Extravaganza Extract

Description: Invented by the brigand Cinquina
d’Oltrefossa to teach the unwary that there’s no such a
thing as a damsel in distress in the Kingdom. Through
a convenient mechanism hidden in this saddle, it’s
possible to make the horse rider fall sideways, pretending
a situation of apparent distress. The saddle shifts back
again through the same marvelous mechanism, allowing
the rider to return to sit normally.
Effect: You can use the saddle to pretend to be in
difficulty. Doing so gives you advantage on a Charisma
(Deception) check.
Weight: 22 lb
Price: 30 Big Pieces
Matador’s Tongue
Description: This long and supple leather whip is used
by Penumbrian Matadors to keep the beasts at bay and
perform incredible stunts.
Statistics: 1d4 slashing, finesse, reach, special.
Special: You can use a Matador’s Tongue whip to
gain advantage in Strength (Athletics) and Dexterity
(Acrobatics) checks. You can also use Wisdom (Animal
Handling) instead of Charisma (Intimidation) when
trying to intimidate beasts.
Weight: 3 lb
Price: 4 Big Pieces
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Description: Watch out, Knaves! Straight out of the
Analchemic Distilleries of Aiccaroif, here are Mrs.
Vanvera’s most famous vials of liquid Extravaganza.
Today, we have a special offer for y’all!
Effect: When you use a potion of Extravaganza Extract,
you become subject to the effects of the Fairy Godfather’s
respect (mediocrity recedes from Extravaganza, and
the Fairy Godfather likes the extremes). If the d20 roll
result is 18, 19, or 20, an ability check, an attack roll,
or a saving throw is considered a success (in the case of
an attack, a critical hit). If the d20 roll results is 1, 2
or 3, an ability check, an attack roll, or a saving throw
is considered a failure. The duration of the effect is
variable (1d4 hours). Under the influence of the extract,
all colors around you become iridescent, and all sounds
become sweeter and more melodic. For this reason, you
have disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks, and
-5 to your passive Wisdom (Perception) score.
Weight: 1 lb
Price: 20 Big Pieces
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PF
Spring 1020

oor

Ephemeris
riar’s

B
e amazed, beloved lady-readers! Be astonished, gentlemen listeners! Owing to the
collaboration of the famous Friar Laorentius Vulpinius Riddle, former spokesman
for the Horoscopal Conference of the Kingdom, we hereby inaugurate a
section dedicated to prophecies, horoscopes and assorted astromancy!
Behold the forecasts and ephemerides of this Spring of 1020.

The Moon of the Mouflon T he Moon of the Quinotaur

The first Spring Moon is that of the Mouflon, a Fire and Ma-
sculine Sign, associated with the color Tetanus Red, the Rusty
Iron of Knives, Anduja Salami and Rough Chilli. Patron of
Swordfighters, of Condottieri and of the Furious, Protector of
Beasts. All animals, male or female, rendered horny by Spring,
are blessed by the Mouflon.
Those born under the Mouflon Moon are generally instin-
ctive, daring and quick- tempered; in Companies, Mouflons
strive to take on a thousand tasks at once, failing in most of
them. This often draws piqued looks from envious knaves,
with consequent broken cart wheels, damaged saddles, and
opponents being tripped into heaps of manure.
Trivia: True to the “heard-headed” nature of their sign,
Mouflons seem to top the list of Borgo Patacca’s capital
sentences, with over twenty-five Company leaders born
under this sign claimed every year by Mastro Molla, the local
executioner. It is rumored that even the monsters who spend
winter in torpor in their lairs, such as the Bavalisks and the
Bigats, come awake under the Mouflon Moon.
The second Spring Moon is that of the Quinotaur, a vile aqua-
tic beast that haunts the seabed off the coast of Quinotaria,
the region it was named after. This is a Water and Masculine
Sign, associated with the color Bile Green, with the Oxidized
Bronze of overused anchors, and with soil, slime, and rotten
asparagus. Patron of Prophets of Doom, Sinkers, Dracians
and Morgants, Protector of Aberrations and Gorgons. All the
most deformed and abject beasts and monsters of the Seven
and a Half Seas, swamps and marshes are blessed (or, to be
honest, cursed) by the Quinotaur.
Those born under the Quinotaur Moon are advised to leave
their comfort zone and not be afraid to face even physical
change; to plunge without fear into the ocean of possibilities;
to dive deep into the sea of the
​​ unknowable and to embrace
their deepest and most aberrant selves.
You mustn’t be afraid. You mustn’t: everyone else must.
Trivia: famous among those born under the Quinotaur Sign
is Ligurio Machiavelli from Fioraccia, Mandrake Prince,
illusionist, politician, guiscard and charlatan, the best-known
among the mysterious Plant-Men who infest the Kingdom.
Also, we cannot fail to mention that, in 1020, the Moon of
the Quinotaur brought to all regions in the Kingdom the evil
Crown Plague, which reaped many victims, forcing Knaves,
Bandits and Bounty Brothers, wherever they came from, to
abandon campaigns, contracts, sieges, abuses, jobs, fairs and
festivals of all kinds to avoid contagion.

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The Moon of the Twinettes
When the Moon enters the Sign of the Twinettes, we are well
into Spring and heading for Summer. A dual Air Sign, Mascu-
lin and Feminine at once, of a capricious and remarkable natu-
re, the Twinettes are associated with the Ivory-ish White color
characteristic of paintings by standoffish, penniless artists; their
lucky pudding is blancmange with manna, honey, and milk.
The Twinettes are Patrons of Marionettes, Supersticians, Wol-
f-Cats, Harlequins and charlatans of all kinds; of courtiers, arti-
sts, models, vagabonds, wayfarers, adventurers, beautiful ladies
and fops; of hermaphrodites, androgynes and abs-of-wood; as
well as of all those who change sex, appearance, gender and
appetites for necessity, pleasure, or need. They are also Patrons
of the Turquoisies and of the Celestials.
Those born under the celestial banner of the Twinettes – lovers
embracing in the astral vault – are often destined for the path
of Extravaganza or, in the absence of the Gift or of adequate
abilities, for the simple and traditional career of the scoundrel.
The Twinettes are undisputed champions of meaningless pro-
mises, of prose for its own sake, and of Secret Dreams, mostly
aimed at duping their latest partner in love. Frivolous in the
extreme, they live in the moment, basking in the early summer
sun, and laughing at saucy songs, jokes and limericks. However,
the dual nature of the Twinettes also induces them to be un-
friendly, bipolar, and with a forked tongue: they are impudent
and unrepentant liars.
Trivia: The Draconian Kingdom’s Soccer Championship
begins under the Twinettes, while the Penumbrian
Championship generally starts at the end of autumn. Come
on, Biscioni!

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 MostWanted
The

BountyPack Cards
of

T
ere’s no worse rogue than he who double-crosses other Bounty Brothers and
conducts himself like a traitor.
This section features the most abominable selection of scapegallowses, jailbirds and
cannon fodder that roam the Kingdom, to be captured and brought back to the
executioner for a few turns of rope or a good old-time summary execution.
Owing to these traitors’ deeds and misdeeds, Knaves of the Brotherhood are authorized and
legitimated to chase, capture and rough up these villains, without fear of being disgraced in turn.

Today we introduce you to Marcantonio Crossetti, jack

of clubs in the Kingdom’s deck of Most-Wanted Bounty
Playing Cards.
Known among his Guiscard rivals as “the Mathemage”,
this Gifted was born years ago on a Saturnine day of a Ser-
pent Moon, subsequently removed from the calendar “to
make the numbers work”, or the whole ephemeris would
have gone to pot. Of unknown age for this very reason,
and with a sculpted physique and a keen mind, Crossetti
formed his body and spirit by lifting and sifting through
the (in every sense) cumbersome tomes of Pythagon, the
ancient draconian philosopher famous for his five-point-se-
quence of punches theory.
After selling to the guards the Band he served in, because
they never managed to split up stolen goods or dives’ bills
properly, the Mathemage became unpopular with the King
of Clubs, who officially sanctioned his Infamy.
Physical discipline and an analytical mind have enabled
him to blend magic, math and combat into a strange and
exotic style of brawl.

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Marcantonio Crossetti Marcantonio Crossetti

Medium humanoid (Gifted), lawful neutral (Heavy-Hitter)
Armor Class 12 (15 with Magic Armor)
Armor Class: 12 (15 with Magic Armor)
Hit Points 42 (6d8)
Moves and Beating Attacks:+10
Speed ​​30 ft
Whacks: 6
Moves: Carry-over to you, Five times five, The
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA Pythagonistic school, Your remainder, son!
12 (+1) 15 (+2) 14 (+2) 17 (+3) 12(+1) 11 (+0)
Move Slot: 5
Special: Crossetti has the Iron Jaw brawl feature.
Saving Throws Dex +5, lnt +6
Skills Arcana +6, History +6 "Carry-over to you". As a reaction, Crossetti
Senses passive Perception 11 can turn an enemy attack against the enemy
Languages Draconian, Vernacular itself through a mysterious effect of paragnostic
Challenge 3 (700 XP) mathematics that nobody really understands. The
attacker takes the Whack or any effect of the Move
Spellcasting. Crossetti is a 6th-level spellcaster. targeting the Mathemagus.
His spellcasting ability is Intelligence (spell save DC
"Five times five" (Ace in the Hole). Crossetti can
14, +6 to hit with spell attacks). Crossetti has the
use this technique to invoke a tremendous number
following wizard spells prepared:
of magic hands that start slapping anyone who
is not his ally. Any creature affected by this Move
Cantrips (at will): Light, Magic Hand, must make a DC 14 Dexterity saving throw, taking a
Prestidigitation, Shocking Grasp Whack on a failed save.
1st level (4 slots): Detect magic, Grease, Magic "The Pythagonistic school". Crossetti adds his
Armor, Shield Intelligence modifier to attack rolls during a Brawl
(Already included and at no slot costs).
2nd level (3 slots): Blindness/Deafness, Misty Step " Your remainder, son!". As a bonus action
3rd level (3 slots): Counterspell, Hypnotic Pattern, Crossetti can make a beating.
Vampiric Touch

Magic Influence. Augury (once every long rest),

Detect Magic (once every long rest), Guidance
(Cantrip at will).
Mathemagic. Whenever Crossetti casts a spell,
he can alter the spell’s duration, range, number of
targets, or damage as if using a 1 higher-level spell
slot. It can change only one of these values ​​at a
time.
actions
Quarterstaff. Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach
1.5 m. Hit: 4 (1d6 + 1) bludgeoning damage.
Fists. Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach 1.5 m.
Hit: 3 (1d4 + 1) bludgeoning damage.

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B
old

arbanera’s
almanack
T he Kingdom is full of fools and faint hearts;
and yet every knave has courage enough to bear the misfortunes,
and wisdom enough to manage the affairs of his accomplice.

I
n aid of foreigners, pagans, and assorted ignoramuses, uninformed of the simplest
and most widely-known facts of the Kingdom’s Ephemeris and Calendar, we have
decided to introduce some very useful compendiums of facts admittedly common and
well-known, but suitable for summaries.
In this useless and belated schooling enterprise, The Daily Jinx that you are holding – or
that the crier is reading you, you morons – enjoys the collaboration of old Barbanera, the
most famous Jinx of the Kingdom, whom it was named after.
Celestial events, lunar phases, ephemerides, great events of the calendar year, tips for
military campaigns and life in the den, trivia, proverbs, anecdotes, empirical recipes, and
forecasts, yet always possible and sometimes come true: this is Old Barbanera’s Almanack.
The Almanack’s first compendium deals with the mundane timetable of days, weeks and
moons of the Kingdom, which differs from the Sacred Calendar of the Creed.

The Lunatic Year Therefore, a year is generally composed of four seasons:

Having recently established that the world is round and
that the stars surround us in concentric spheres, astrologers
and sages sanction that the year begins at the New Moon
immediately following the Spring Equinox, with the Luna-
tic First, the craziest day of the Thirteen Moons , also cal-
led “Year’s Head”. Deficit days between the Equinox and
the Lunatic First make up a special Moon, called “of the
Serpent”, which lengthens or shortens each year depending
on celestial events and, if necessary, slithers here and there
among the other months, as does the legendary snake Mer-
cedonius among other constellations in the sidereal sphere.
Aside from this Thirteenth Sign, on the Lunatic First the
Moon enters the sign of the Mouflon and our lunar year
begins. Each Moon lasts about twenty-eight or thirty days:
this adds up to three hundred and sixty days in the year,
give or take a few days, between two Spring Equinoxes.
However, all this is accompanied by days of surplus and
deficit, recalculations, extensions and shortenings of all
sorts that only academy professors are able to decipher.
Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter; there are those –
fortunately few – who add a Fifth Season, the Mala Tem-
pora, to the reckoning.
Scholars and assholes will then count Thirteen Moons,
which are both months and horoscopic signs, although
some farmers prefer to divide the year into nine fourty-day
Months, and some followers of the Creed into even weir-
der twelve thirty-day ones.
Each of these divisions is then divided into three decades,
or in weeks of nine, eight, seven, six, five, or four days,
depending on who does the math. Let’s just say that one
normally tries to go with the Alazial 7-days week and have
done with it.

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Irrespective of the number of days composing it, each
week is also divided into auspicious and inauspicious
days, whose names are derived from ancient and forgotten
draconian divinities:
Lunatic: the day of madmen and of angry outbursts, not
recommended for starting new enterprises that are not crazy.
Whatever the number of days of the weeks considered by be-
lievers and non-believers, these always start with a Lunatic,
when nobody wants to go back to work or do anything at all.
Martial: a good day for weapons, sieges, boarding races, and
campaign scuffles. Some poets of the past used to write their
ironic and scathing verses only on this day, giving life to the
“Martial Epigrams” genre, still in use today.
Mercurial: a day dedicated to science, alembics, and cle-
verness, but also to transformism and changes. Those born
on Mercurial in the Moon of the Twinettes are often Gifted,
turncoats, frauds and side-changers.
Jovial: a day of eating and drinking binges, and pleasures
of the flesh, on which it is difficult to be sad. Jovial is the day
that everyone tries to bring into their calendars.
Venerable: a day dedicated to wisdom, to closing the week’s
business, and to the high philosophy of life. In Penumbria,
this is called Venereal, and is rightly dedicated to the pleasu-
res of the flesh and diseases of the same.
D Martial
B Jovial
A Sabbatic
Lunatic Venerable
d Mercurial
Venereal
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Saturnine: this day only exists in certain Moons and ei-
ght-day weeks, when astrological tables admit it for reasons
best known to themselves. A day of sadness and shadow, Sa-
turnine is suitable for dark conspiracies and witchcraft, as well
as for throbbing, percussive music. Alternatively, the sixth day
of the six- or seven-day week is the Sabbatic, when nothing
is done from morning to night, and witches gather around
walnut trees and crossroads.
Uranic and Plutonic are erratic and intercalary days, de-
dicated to the twin cities of Urania and Plutonia, and ap-
pear at random in certain months and years of connection
and adjustment.
In the long run, nobody ever remembers them… they
merely serve to fill in ten-day weeks for heretics who count
days thus.
But all almanacs agree on the last day of the week: Solarist.
Like Sabbatics, Solarists are for celebrating, but in a more in-
timate manner, almost each for themselves. It must be said
that Solarist did not exist in the Draconian Calendar: it was
invented by the Creed, elected as the holy day par excellence,
and dedicated to the Godhead, the one and only ruler of he-
aven and earth.
Saturnine Plutonic w
Solarist
Uranic
 S A ltomanna’ s ister
Offered by

Recipes
Th Marauder’s Inn
e

D
aring chefs, cooks, herbalists and miraculists, landlords of dives, inn-keepers and
publicans, with much imagination and empty larders: behold the page this dispatch
offers you, thanks to the collaboration of Sister Altomanna, celebrated pantry
angel of the Convent of Saint Polenta in Tingoli, to help you on a thousand occasions
from today to all eternity. Not potions and concoctions purchased by mail order, but
recipes, cooking secrets, and new ways of preparing and serving monsters, beasts and
other magical ingredients!

Working with herbs, knowing how to mix them, extract
tinctures, or add them to potions, tonics, spirits and cordials, is
no joke, and the difference between soup and potion, magic and
cooking ingredients, delicacy and portentous arcane discovery,
is merely a matter of dosage, components and processing.
Hence we begin this column with an exceptional recipe,
combining herbal medicine, alchemy and tavern-keeper skil-
ls: thanks to our “benefactor”, Blond Cordial – the tord-boyaux
sherry that makes damsels merry – we can now spread the recipe
of this outstanding, all-occasion tonic.
In water saturated with alchemical frisson, and once the
mixture is ready (for which 5 to 6 hours are required), dissolve
the sugar at cold temperature, add tincture, filtered through
paper, of the following ingredients: Brewbarb, 2 oz; dry Wol-
fsbane leaves, 3 oz; Snoozy Berries, 1 oz; Stitch Leaf, 1 oz;
Saint Curatorial berries, half an ounce; Groggy mushroom,
half an ounce.
Then add, to your taste, aromas of previously-distilled and
fermented Zagarian essences: the original Blond cordial
foresees lemon, limonastrium or beatricottum, while the
green, orange, red and brown variants are obtained from
essences of oranges, serinducts, scolas, and other citrus fruits.
Finally, project into each bottle or vial a formula of Light as
an activator, then swiftly cork, tie and wrap up.
The tonic thus obtained is crystal-clear, its flavor unrivaled
amongst magic potions and aperitifs, and in medication lore.
Thus prepared, it faithfully follows the recipe for the Blond
(though the latter contains many other herbs whose exact nature
is secret), and causes neither colic nor malaise: you may partake
of it before luncheon, brawl or combat, in glasses administered
with intervals of a quarter of an hour.
Biondino Tonic
Cost Weight
20 Coins 0,5 lb
When you drink this Tonic, you regain 1d4 + 1 hit points and
reduce your exhaustion level by 1.
Additionally, you gain temporary inspiration that vanishes
10 minutes after using the Tonic, even if not expended.
The Biondino Tonic remains stable for a week; after that,
it loses all its beneficial effects, becoming a simple yet
delicious soft-drink.
Note: you can get all Biondino recipe ingredients at any
local apothecary or herbalist for half the sale price of the To-
nic. You must have Proficiency with the herbalism kit or with
the artisan’s tools (alchemist’s supplies or brewer’s supplies) to
prepare the Biondino Tonic with the ingredients.

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 Salty
Sailor’s
Misfit
Tales

Gather round, young misfits. Tonight I will tell you the story of Captain Spaventa,
of Rosaspina, his belle, and of Phantasm of the Sea who killed them both!

The Phantasm of the

Sea of ​​Shadows
The Phantasm of the Sea of Shadows is the first of Bran-
calonia’s Misfit Tales, a collection of short adventures ser-
ving as the starting point for very simple Jobs, between
one main scenario and the next, maybe; or as an encoun-
ter during a voyage; or as an interlude between different
episodes of a campaign.
In particular, Salty Sailor’s Misfit Tales are all set across
the Kingdom’s Seven and a Half Seas and can be used
for Misfittery enterprises, under the command of Cap-
tain Edwige the Bewiskered (see the “A Fistful of Hops”
adventure, to be published).
The Misfit Tale
Ausonian quartermasters narrate that Captain Spaventa
was an arrogant and self-absorbed officer who considered
himself a great lady-killer, when in fact he was a mediocre
navigator, a modest businessman and a habitual consumer of
mercenary love. However, there was one thing that set him
apart from average long-standing captains like himself: his
ennobling love for the beautiful Rosaspina. The fair damsel
was the daughter of the wealthiest ship-owner in Guistown,
and Spaventa, who worked for the gentleman, had long
been accumulating money and wealth in order to marry her.
Between ups and downs, when almost at the height of his

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commercial enterprises, Spaventa, en route to Gibralcanda,

attempted one last, highly profitable deal that should finally
have secured him wealth and admiration: a cargo of silver for
the war, shipped by the Emir to Ausonia’s nobility.
During this journey, however, the Phantasm of the Sea –
who haunted the western waters – saw him from the waves
and fell in love with him. Jealous of Rosaspina, and in order to
have him all to herself forever, the Phantasm wrecked his ship
and sank the entire cargo. Crazed with fury, Spaventa threw
himself overboard to fight the perfidious Phantasm and lost
his life in the stormy sea. Across the sea, in Borgo Guiscardo,
Rosaspina learned what had happened, threw herself off a cliff
and vanished in turn, swallowed by the waves.
Since then, the cursed ship has been owned by the Phan-
tasm, and emerges on the day of the shipwreck, once every
thirteen moons, near the Fang of Bitchfish.
The silver of the Emir of Gibralcanda is still in its hold, and
at the helm is Captain Spaventa’s eternally-tormented ghost,
trying in vain to reach Guistown before his belle kills herself
for him. His dream lasts only a few hours, and at dawn the
sailing ship sinks back into the waves...

The Secret
Reality is very different from the silly legends of Ausonian
boatswains. Captain Spaventa was not in love with the
magnate’s daughter; indeed, there is no ship-owner’s daughter
in this story. Rosaspina was actually his ship, an exceptional
sailboat with an incredible peculiarity: her figurehead was
made of Turquoise Wood, and she was a sentient helmswoman
intended to sail the ship in the best possible manner... a
veritable experiment ordered by the ship-owner himself to
assess its effectiveness before extending it to other vessels.
The only one on board to know this secret was Spaventa, who
gradually began to spend many hours at the bow, chatting and
joking with the figurehead. For this reason, the ship slowly
fell in love with the captain, but for Spaventa this mutual
attraction could never lead to anything stable, or to a future
together. One day, during the silver shipment (which actually
did take place), Spaventa let slip to Rosaspina that, with this
last trip, he would become rich and retire to the mainland.
Crazed with jealousy, Rosaspina did something atrocious: she
threw herself against the Fang of Bitchfish, shattered against
the rocks and caused the ship to sink. She let go of the crew The silver, on the other hand, is real: if the Knaves manage,
but ensnared Spaventa in the rigging, and the two sank to the one way or another, to solve the crazy love story between the
seabed together. figurehead and the braggart captain, they will be able to leave
Now Rosaspina is the Phantasm of the Sea. The ship that with the ingots that have not slipped into the sea from the
emerges is wholly imbued with her sad and angry will; wai- gash in the hull. There are 1d8 + 2 silver bars, each worth 500
ling, she resides in the hold with the silver, and the ghost of Silver Coins.
Spaventa is subject to her will and forever bound to the ship.
The only way to restore peace to Spaventa and Rosaspina is
to find the remains of the two nutters’ bodies in the waters
around the Fang of the Bitchfish, bring them back on board,
or burn them together.

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The Job
This adventure takes place entirely on board the Rosaspina,
on the night of the New Moon of Piscecorn, and on the
seabed around the Fang of Bitchfish. By chance, or because
they are out to grab the silver, the Knaves’ ship finds itself
at the perfect time near the rock of the shipwreck where, at
midnight, the Rosaspina emerges from the sea.
The Condottiero can stage the Job’s events in the logical order
of his choice. In any case, at the break of dawn, the Rosaspina
will return to the seabed for another year...
Climb aboard
To get on board and begin the adventure, the Knaves can try
to approach the ship with a rowboat and climb the starboard
side of the ship with a successful DC 12 Strength (Athletics)
check. PCs could also jump on board from the deck of
their vessel, or politely ask for a gangway or a ladder with a
successful DC 14 Charisma (Persuasion) check; in this case,
the spectral Captain will unroll one of the two.
In any case, along the side of the ship, the characters can see
the bronze plate where the ship’s name should be; however, the
plaque is wholly covered with incrustations and unreadable. A
character who tries to climb the side to clean up the plate can
learn the name of the ship: "Rosaspina".
The wreck
The Rosaspina falls apart and, immediately after its
appearance, it’s visibly wet and slippery and covered in salt,
algae, and seashells. There is nothing special on board, and
everything looks ruined, spoiled by the decades spent on the
bottom of the sea, apart from the elements described below.
By examining the ship’s deck, with a successful DC 14
Intelligence (Investigate) check, the Knaves can understand
that walking on it can be difficult. The deck of the Rosaspina
is considered difficult terrain. An unaware creature that moves
on it for the first time in a turn must make a successful DC
8 Dexterity (Acrobatics) check or fall prone to the ground on
a failed check. Furthermore, the ship’s structure is precarious,
and it is easy for rotten wood to break under the excessive
weight of the largest Knaves. The same thing happens in the
case of climbing on the only tree left, completely decadent.
Malefic Rigging
A malicious and evil will still permeates the ropes and the
rigging used to hold and drown the Captain: if a character
comes into contact with them, revives their fury (malefic
rigging; see appendix).
The figurehead
Leaning out from the prow, you will notice the shattered
remains of the figurehead. A knife incision at the junction
says “Spaventa and Rosaspina” with a heart pierced by a
boarding saber.
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The helm
The helm’s wheel is completely unhinged from the
transmission, and the stern shaft is jammed and tilted
completely to port. Thus, the sailing ship can only rotate
forever around the Fang of the Bitchfish. What seems like a
problem – if the Knaves believe the legend – is actually the
will of the Phantasm and of the Captain. Trying to mend the
stern and the helm in order to head to any other destination
will only arouse Rosaspina’s fury.
If the Knaves approach the helm, it is there that the Captain
will manifest himself (use the specter statistics), eternally
intent on rotating the rudder back and forth, obviously to no
effect. He is not hostile to begin with, and by talking to him
you may garner some additional details on the matter, but he
won’t be very forthcoming.
The Captain’s Cabin
This is one of the ship’s best-preserved places, and almost
completely waterproof. Too bad that a whole year on the
seabed fills it with icy water every time; when the intrepid
Knaves open the door, a cascade of water will wash over them.
The door can be forced with a successful DC 20 Strength
(Athletics) check, unlocked with a successful DC 16 Dexterity
check using thieves tools, or opened with the Captain’s Key,
located on Spaventa’s skeleton.
Inside, there are chests and watertight drawers. In one of
these there is also the well-preserved Logbook. By studying
this, you may discover that:
• Rosaspina is not a person but the name of the ship;
• Spaventa always refers to a “She”, who helps him in
navigation, but also harasses him somewhat;
• The cargo of silver is properly stored on board, in the hold;
• The last page explains that “She” got angry with him and is
now heading straight for the rocks... “She seems completely
insane!”
If the Knaves read the Logbook and still don’t understand a
thing, the Captain will appear, and sadly explain what really
happened.
In the Cabin there are also some Navigator Tools in good
condition, a map of a mysterious “treasure of the Bigat” (or
the map of a different treasure, if you have already played The
Treasure of the Bigat adventure) and the Key to the Hold.
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Lower Decks
The decks are damp and rotting and there is nothing to
retrieve. If the Condottiero so desires, a giant octopus will
have taken lodging on the lower decks, thus causing the
Knaves a bit of trouble.
Cargo hold
The cargo hold door is still locked and armored. It can be
forced with a successful DC 20 Strength (Athletics) check,
unlocked with a successful DC 16 Dexterity check using
thieves tools, but the right key is in Captain Spaventa’s cabin.
Inside the cargo, there is a large hole facing a wall of water
that does not swallow the whole sailing ship just because it
is kept out by Rosaspina’s dark powers. A character who sees
the leak can understand that the entire ship does not sink
only thanks to the confined powers with a successful DC
13 Intelligence (Arcana or Investigation) check. Across the
room, there are some remaining silver ingots (the rest of the
treasure went lost decades ago, down the deep blue sea), and
the confined itself (confined; see appendix).
The Fang of Bitchfish
This sea stack is treacherous and dangerous for common
ships, but the ghost ship can approach it without problems.
Just beneath the surface, amongst the rocks and underwater
spikes, there are the skeleton of Spaventa and of the broken
figurehead, enveloped in green seaweed. In a last attempt to
save himself, or perhaps a final gesture of love and repentance,
Spaventa reached the broken figurehead, embraced her, and
they drowned together. To approach their wretched remains,
the Knaves must immerse themselves in the icy water and
swim. If the Condottiero so wishes, he can also introduce the
Bitchfish herself... namely, an old giant octopus (it could be
the same one lodging in the Lower Decks, or its “mother”).
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Conclusion
There are essentially three ways of solving this Job, other than
death and failure.
• The stupid one: fighting the Phantasm and the Captain
until they’re defeated and exiled from the world for a year.
PCs can quickly take the silver ingots and escape before the
ship sinks, but they have only three rounds to do so. During
the first round, water pours in, the ship tilts and rapidly
begins to collapse. All characters must succeed on a DC 10
Dexterity (Acrobatics) check or fall prone to the ground.
During the second round, abundant quantities of water
enter from the several holes of the keel and the hull, and the
DC Dexterity (Acrobatics) check to keep moving rises to
12. During the third round, the ship has almost completely
sunk, and characters need to swim in order to move; at
the end of the round, the Rosaspina sinks completely. Any
character left inside disappears into the depths together
with the cursed vessel.
• The smart one: recovering and setting on fire the remains of
Rosaspina and Captain Spaventa, thus eradicating the ghostly
ship’s curse forever. In this case, too, the boat immediately
begins to sink (see the previous point regarding the round-
based escape).
• The goody-goody one: recovering the remains of Rosaspina
and Captain Spaventa, and let the ghosts recognize them..
making it clear that the Captain truly loved the Figurehead.
Now that they are both aware of being spirits with a ship of
their own, they can leave their curse behind and forever sail
on the Sea of ​​Shadows, on the routes of love.. In this case,
there is no hurry to collect the treasure and go back to the
Band’s boat.
... Fair winds and following seas!
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The Phantasm of
the Sea of Shadows

Rosaspina has rigid features, hands locked on her hips, and

stiff movements. She also appears only up to the torso, while
the underlying part looks like nothing but broken wood.
At first, noticing the Knaves’ intrusion on the ship, she is
surprised, then huff and irritation seem to take over. Howe-
ver, if treated in an accommodating way, she is ready to loosen
up a bit, revealing her side of the story, as well as a way to try
and break the curse that binds her to Spaventa. Of course, the
Phantasm of the Sea of Shadows will go after anyone trying to
take the silver ingots against her will, without sparing herself.

Confined
Medium undead, neutral evil
Armor Class 14
Hit Points 94 (12d8 + 40)
Speed 0ft., fly 60ft. (hover)

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

6 (-2) 12 (+1) 18 (+4) 12 (+1) 14 (+2) 17 (+3)

Damage Resistances acid, fire, lightning thunder;

bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from
nonmagical attacks
Damage Immunities cold, necrotic, poison
Conditions Immunities charmed, exhaustion,
frightened, grappled, paralyzed, petrified, poisoned,
prone, restrained, unconscious
Senses darkvision 60ft., passive Perception 12,
Languages Vulgar
Challenge 7 (2,900 XP)
actions
Incorporeal Movement. The confined can move Life Drain Touch. Melee Spell Attack: +5 (+1 per
through other creatures and objects as if they were Magnitude level) to hit, reach 5 ft., one creature.
difficult terrain. It takes 5 (1d10) force damage if it Hit: 16 (4d6+2) necrotic damage.The target must
ends its turn inside an object. succeed on a DC 13 + Magnitude level Constitution
Sunlight Sensitivity. While in sunlight, the saving throw or its hit point maximum is reduced
confined has disadvantage on attack rolls, as well by an amount equal to the damage taken. This
as on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on reduction lasts until the creature finishes a long
sight. rest. The target dies if this effect reduces its hit
Confined Weaknesses. The confined has the point maximum to 0.
following flaws: Spectral Drowning. Each creature within 10 feet
• Bound. The confined area of influence is limited of the confined must make a successful DC 13
to a specific territory (its lair), such as a village, + Magnitude level Dexterity check or begin to
a valley, or a forest. The confined cannot cross suffocate as if it was out of breath or choking. A
the boundaries of its lair nor manifest any power creature can repeat the saving throw at the end
outside of them. of each of its turn. If a creature’s saving throw is
successful or the effect ends for it, the creature is
• Mortal Remains. If the mortal vestiges of the immune to the confined’s Spectral Drowning for
confined are found and burned or obtain a worthy the next 24 hours.
burial, the confined is destroyed.
• Long-awaited Peace. If peace is given to the
confined by righting the wrong that torments it,
the confined disappears forever.

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Magnitude
Magnitude indicates the power level of the confined. The hi- Malefic Rigging
gher the Magnitude, the greater the resistance, the power, and Large undead, neutral evil
the strength of the manifestation’s unique capabilities. Armor Class 3 (natural armor)
For each Magnitude level, the confined gains a unique Hit Points 103 (10d10 + 48)
power, chosen from the list of powers of the confined. Addi- Speed ​​15 ft.
tionally, the confined adds the Magnitude level to its saving
throws DC and its attacks. STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
18 (+4) 10 (+0) 16 (+3) 5 (-3) 10 (+0) 5 (-3)

Lair Actions
On initiative count 20 (losing initiative ties), the confined
takes a lair action to cause one of the following effects; the
confined can’t use the same effect two rounds in a row:
• The confined calls forth the spirits of creatures that died in
its lair. These apparitions materialize and attack one creature
that the confined can see within 60 feet of it. The target must
succeed on a DC 13 + Magnitude level Constitution saving
throw, taking 10 (3d6) necrotic damage per Magnitude
level on a failed save, or half as much damage on a success.
The apparitions then disappear.
• The confined summons an undead present in its lair
(Captain Spaventa or the ghost of a dead man on the
Pescecagna rock).
• The confined can cast the Bestow Curse spell (no
concentration required), to a creature it can see within 120
feet of it (saving throw DC 13 + Magnitude level).
Skills Stealth +2
Condition Immunities blinded, deafened
Senses blindsight 60 ft. (blind beyond this radius),
passive Perception 10
Languages ​​-
Challenge 4 (1,100 XP)
azioni
Multiattack. The malefic rigging makes two slam
attacks. If both attacks hit a Medium or smaller
target, the target is grappled (escape DC 13), and
the malefic rigging uses its Entangling Ropes on it.
Slam. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft.,
one target. Hit: 13 (2d8 + 4) bludgeoning damage.
Entangling Ropes. The malefic rigging envelops
a Medium or smaller creature grappled by it. The
entangled target is restrained and it must succeed
on a DC 14 Constitution saving throw at the start
of each of the malefic rigging's turns or take 13
(2d8 + 4) bludgeoning damage. If the malefic
rigging moves, the wrapped target moves with it.
Malefic rigging can only envelop one creature at a
time. If the malefic rigging moves, the entangled
target moves with it. The malefic rigging can have
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