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 The Nameless Isle

A Sword Coast Adventure for 4-5 Player Characters

Introduction: When an island appears out of nowhere just off the coast of Neverwinter, Lord Dagult
Neverember hires a party of adventurers to sail to it and investigate its strange appearance and what
lies upon it. However, with many dangers lying ahead, can the party succeed in their quest, or will
they die trying?

A 4-6-hour adventure for 1st level characters

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by Jonas Kraft

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Introduction
Running the Adventure
The Nameless Isle is an adventure for four to five
characters of 1st level. It will take the player characters
from level 1 to 2.
The adventure takes place in and near Neverwinter
City.
The “Background” section tells you the plot of the
adventure. The “Overview” section describes how the
adventure can be expected to run, and also tells you
how the story will unfold.
Magic Items, Monsters & Maps
There are multiple monsters, magical items and maps
found in this adventure. You can find the magic items
in Appendix A: Magic Items, the monsters in Appendix
B: Monsters and the maps in Appendix C: Maps.
Background
When the Spellplague came to Toril in 1385 DR, an
island near the Moonshae Isles was threatened by
tsunamis and storms. The inhabitants were hermit,
High-elf wizards, so when the storms threatened their
island, they pooled their magical knowledge into
crafting a magic item that would teleport the isle to the
Plane of Water, where they could avoid the dangers of
the plague. However, one inhabitant who studied
sorcery named Zhir Cordal warned that the Spellplague
was affecting all planes. His warnings were cast aside,
and the island was teleported successfully. However, in
the Plane of Water the island was indeed beset by the
plague, and although Zhir Cordal prepared for this, all
the other inhabitants died. Through the many years in
the different plane, Zhir Cordal lived in bitterness until
he discovered a magic book hidden in a cave on the isle.
He learned that the book had the ability to raise the
dead. He resurrected the dead of the island and
destroyed the teleporting, magic item, returning to
Toril on the Material Plane. The Spellplague altered the
world greatly, and when the island appeared, it
appeared near the Sword Coast, in visible sight of
Neverwinter city. Lord Protector Dagult Neverember,
wondered at this strange and unknown landmass. He
sent a party of four adventurers to the island to learn
its secrets. Five days after, only one returned. He had
gone mad and spoke of evil creatures before dying.
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Overview
In part 1 “Peril on the Waves”, the player characters
are preparing the White Seagull sailing ship to sail to
the Nameless Isle. After sailing for an hour, they are
ambushed by a party of skeletons from the isle itself,
and are able to force them back, but at what cost?
After the attack, they continue on only to be hindered
again by jagged sea rocks threatening the hull of the
ship. With sharp eyes and good calls, they manage to
evade the stony sea outcrop and arrive at the
Nameless Isle.
In part 2 “The Nameless Isle,” the party takes a
rowboat to the shore of the isle where they are
attacked by a group of shipwrecked pirates. After
defeating them in combat, the party investigate to
learn that the pirates had been shipwrecked on the
island recently. They investigate the jungle ahead and
find a cobblestone road leading towards the mountain
at the heart of the island. On the road they face a deep
chasm blocking the path, and beyond that a skeleton
ambush.
The player characters follow the cobblestone road
into an abandoned outpost. They meet an old high-elf
who tells them about Zhir Cordal and the history of the
Nameless Isle. If Zhir Cordal, an evil sorcerer who is
now in control of the island, gains enough power and
raises a large enough army of the undead, he will reign
terror on the Sword Coast to extend the domain of the
ancient empire Magidon.
They leave the outpost and continue on to the
mountain.
In part 3 “The Glimmering Waterfall,” the player
characters come upon a waterfall, and manage to pass
through it into a cave. Here they find a book mounted
on a stone stand. From behind, Zhir Cordal approaches.
The player characters question who the man is, and he
answers, Zhir Cordal, ruler of the Nameless Isle. In a
struggle, the player characters manage to defeat the
sorcerer and skeletons, but then the book must be
dealt with. Is it safe to return with? Or must it be
destroyed? They return to the White Seagull and sail
back to Neverwinter City where they collect their
reward from one of the agents of Lord Neverember.
Adventure Hook
The player characters are in Neverwinter City when
they are hired by one of Lord Neverember’s agents to
sail to the Nameless Isle and investigate its appearance,
and if it is dangerous.
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Part One: Peril on the
Waves
The adventure begins as the characters are preparing
to load onto the White Seagull sailing ship captained by
a middle-aged human named Aegun.
Read the boxed text below when ready to start.
Neverwinter city, the Jewel of the North, lies in the northern
lands of Faerûn. It is populated by nearly every race found on
the continent, and is home to nobles, craftsmen, soldiers,
adventurers and many other types of people. Many times,
the forces of evil have threatened this city, and always has
the city come back with strength.
A tenday ago, as the city bustled with business and activity
as it always did, suddenly and without warning a nameless
isle appeared just fifteen miles off the coast of Neverwinter.
The people of the city grew curious, what island could it be?
Dagult Neverember, the Lord Protector of Neverwinter, too
wondered about the island. So, in response to the sudden
and rather alarming surprise, he sent a party of adventurers
there to investigate. Five days later, only one returned. He
had gone mad somewhere along the journey and spoke of
evil creatures on the island. He died soon after of heart
failure. With few questions answered, you were called by
Lord Protector Neverember as the second party to
investigate it. The promised reward, 50gp each.
Your first goal was to find a ship captain who would take
you to the island and back (if you survived). That step was
rather easy. You found a sea-captain by the name of Aegun
who owned a sailing ship called the ‘White Seagull’. He
agreed to take you there for 15 gold pieces and carry you
back to the city. The plan, to leave at dawn tomorrow.
You arose early. Gathering your adventuring gear, you
went to the harbor where Captain Aegun prepared the ship
for sailing.
A cool mist surrounds the dock. Ships sway in the still
waters, and waves beat against the shore in a repeated
fashion. The sun, not yet all the way risen, provides some
warmth and light. The White Seagull crew loads crates of
food and barrels of water and liquor onto the ship, under
Captain Aegun’s orders.
The player characters are standing on the main deck of
the ship as the crew loads food for the journey on the
below decks. Captain Aegun is supervising the work
next to the player characters.
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The player characters will be required to pay the
captain 7 gold now, and the rest when they return.
Any questions they have about the journey, they can
ask Captain Aegun.
Below is some information the player characters can
learn by asking Captain Aegun.
• The journey to the Nameless Isle is fifteen miles,
about seven and a half hours by ship. The time being
about seven in the morning, they will arrive at nearly
two and a half hours after twelve.
• The ship is carrying enough food and water (and
some alcohol) for five days on the sea.
Roleplaying Captain Aegun
Captain Aegun is a man who, more often than not,
seems stressed and annoyed. He is of average height
and build, has short, dark hair with gray streaks, and
standard sailor’s clothing. He has a crew of fourteen
(important names shown below).
You can find the stats of Captain Aegun in Appendix
B: Monsters.
While roleplaying Captain Aegun, speak with
improper grammar from time to time, with a slight,
Irish or Scottish accent. Captain Aegun squints often,
whether thinking or listening. You can do the same to
get this point across to the players.
The White Seagull Crew
Below are two NPCs the characters will meet on the
White Seagull.
Lieutenant Carnin Creek. Previously a soldier in the
Neverwinter navy, Lt. Carnin Creek retired after facing
enough action. He bears a scar on his left eyebrow as a
bitter memory.
Baldin Ruffle. A standard crewman of the White
Seagull, Baldin Ruffle used to be a caravan guard, and
there is a likely chance that one of the characters
knows him.
Passing the Time
This part of the adventure can prove to be somewhat
less interesting to the players, as they are limited to
sailing on a ship. Rushing through it can prove to be
disappointing as well, giving no foundation to the
White Seagull and its crew. To make the journey more
interesting, use all the roleplay opportunities given.
This time in the adventure can help prepare the
characters for roleplaying throughout the story.
Roleplaying options are shown below.
Aegun’s Alternate Plot. Captain Aegun appears to be
a simple sea-captain, but he is more than what he
appears. He is part of the Lord’s Alliance and serves as
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a messenger to the agents. If the characters prove their
worth on the island, he may mention them to his
superiors. The characters can learn some of this as they
are on the ship. Perhaps while below deck they hear
the captain above speaking to his first mate about the
Lord’s Alliance seeking new members.
The Wrecked Ships. As the characters draw nearer to
the island, it’s possible they see the remains of sailing
ships that came to an unfortunate end, perhaps by the
sea outcrop shown ahead.
The crew will observe the wreckage and fear the
waters ahead and it may be necessary the characters
inspire them.
If they prove to be inspiring, award them 1
inspiration point each.
Developments
The Journey from Neverwinter City to the Nameless
Isle is fifteen miles (seven and a half hours on the
sailing ship the White Seagull).
On the journey, the player characters will face two
obstacles, (1) A skeleton party will attack the ship and
(2) Deadly, sharp rocks will threaten the hull of the
White Seagull.
Skeleton Ambush
As the party finishes their fourteenth mile on the
journey, seven hours after leaving the harbor, quite
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surprisingly a group of 5 skeletons will climb aboard
the ship and attack the crew.
Read the boxed text below when ready to run this
encounter.
The wind blows against the back of the sails, swiftly
pushing it closer and closer to the mystical island. The
wind lightens momentarily, slowing the ship. Suddenly,
from the right-hand side of the ship appear a party of
skeletons climbing over the railing. With a quick count,
you estimate five stand aboard the deck, with little
knowledge of how many still lie out of sight.
One of the skeletons holds a banner with a strange
crest upon it, resembling a griffon at the peak of a
great mountain. Its wings spread, and its head held
low.
The crest is that of the Empire of Magidon. An older elf,
or someone with proficiency in the History skill can
recognize this banner on a successful DC 15
Intelligence (History) check.
Follow the steps below to run the encounter.
• Have the players roll initiative and you roll initiative
for Captain Aegun and the White Seagull crew, they
can all go with the same initiative, and the skeletons.
• When the White Seagull crew has a turn, attack the
skeletons with just a few. Don’t let their turn run too
long, and don’t let them finish the skeletons. The
player characters should be able to play a big role in
this fight.
• When the skeletons’ turn arrives, be sure they don’t
only attack the player characters. This could be lethal.
Instead, try and attack some of the more expandable
crewmen.
• Two skeletons will ascend the mast and cut at the
sails. If a character does not stop this after two
rounds, the sails will be severely torn, and oars will
be required to finish the journey, resulting in one
level of Exhaustion when the characters reach the
island.
Developments
Once three skeletons have been defeated, the rest will
retreat back into the ocean.
The Sea Outcrop
Once the White Seagull reaches a mile from the island,
it will pass into a dense fog.
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 As they sail through it, the player characters will spot
jagged rocks above the water. They will be required to
call each rock, so the helmsmen can navigate through.
When ready to start this encounter, read the boxed
text below.

Two hours after noon, you look out at the water ahead.
A dense fog blocks the sight of your path, and with a
quick order to the helmsman, Captain Aegun looks at
you and says, “We’re going through that there fog.
Keep an eye out.”
Ten minutes after passing through the fog wall, you
peer over the railing to see jagged rocks protruding
from the water’s surface! Quickly looking at the captain
who stands next to the helmsman, you can tell he
hasn’t noticed them yet.

A player’s character should warn the captain of the

rocks. If they do this, the captain will tell them to take
up point on either side of the ship and call every rock
that threatens the hull of the ship. The player
characters must make a group check for this. Have all
players make a DC 13 Wisdom (Perception) check. If
half or more succeed, they will be able to call all the
jagged rocks before the ship hits them. If more than
half fail, the ship will strike a rock, and the crew will
have to repair the hull. If this happens, the captain will
charge an additional 10gp for repairs.
The characters may need to take a short rest before
arriving at the island. They will arrive in half an hour,
but can lie on the ship while its anchored for another
thirty minutes.
Awarding Experience Points
Proving victorious in the skeleton ambush and getting
past the sea rocks completes a milestone in this
adventure. Award each character 225 XP. If the
characters get past the sea rocks with no damage (they
succeed on the group check) instead award them 250
XP.
Awarding Experience Points
This is the first time the characters will be awarded with XP in
the adventure. The XP is awarded through the Milestone
system (a chosen amount of XP will be divided or individually
awarded to the characters).
If you wish to award XP by defeating creatures, the
characters will not level up, so you may wish to add some
extra enemies per encounter, or even some additional
encounters.

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Part Two: The
Nameless Isle
This part will start as the White Seagull exits the fog
and reaches the Nameless Isle. The player characters
will take a rowboat to the shore while the sailing ship
lies anchored off the coast.
Once they get on the beach, a group of four pirates
will attack them.
When ready to begin this part, read the boxed text
below.
The White Seagull passes out of the fog, revealing the island
ahead. Tropical trees grow densely on the island, and a
mountain lies at its center.
You take a rowboat to the shoreline while the ship lies
anchored off-coast.
After a few minutes of strenuous rowing, you hit the sand.
Four pirates lie in ambush along the forest line thirty
feet ahead. They will advance when the characters get
out of the boat.
Follow the steps below when ready to run the
combat encounter.
• Make a stealth check for the pirates and compare
the final result to the player characters’ passive
Wisdom (Perception) scores. A character with a
score lower than the pirates’ stealth check will be
surprised when the pirates attack. This means they
must skip their first turn.
• Have the players roll for initiative and you roll
initiative for the pirates.
• When the pirates advance, all four will swiftly
approach the party. Two will confront the characters,
swords at the ready, and demand they let them on
their ship while the other two will start dragging the
boat back into the water for a quick escape.
What the Pirate’s Know
Below is the information the pirates can give the player
characters if persuaded.
• They were shipwrecked by the sea rocks and most of
their crew died.
• They encountered skeletons in the jungle, and that’s
how the remainder of their crew died. They were the
only ones to escape.
• They need a way off the island and hoped they could
gain passage on the White Seagull.
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The Empire of Magidon
Long ago, the Nameless Isle was called Magidon, and it
was ruled by a high-elf council called the Council of
Magidon. The inhabitants lived in huts and tree-
dwellings throughout the island, but those of true
worth or liking to the council would live near the
center of the island, the Mountain of Magdilion. These
settlements can be found in ruins all over the island,
and if the characters stray from the road, they may
come upon one.
The Cobblestone Road
If the characters investigate the jungle border, they will
find a cobblestone road leading in northward. They can
follow this path with ease.
After an hour of following it, they will reach a
chasm with a single bridge leading across. It will be
difficult crossing, not to mention very dangerous.
The Bridge. The stone bridge crossing the chasm is
the only way across besides going around which could
take a long time. To cross, the characters must walk
30 ft. and make a DC 13 Dexterity (Acrobatics) check.
On a success, a character manages to cross the
bridge. On a fail, a character breaks through the stone
floor and must make a DC 13 Dexterity saving throw or
fall into the chasm. They will fall for 100 ft., and on
impact will take (30) 10d6 bludgeoning damage. Roll
1d100. There is a 30% chance the character falling will
instead land in a river, reducing the damage to 15 (5d6)
bludgeoning damage.
The Skeletons. Two miles beyond the bridge, the
characters will come upon a bend in the road where
three skeletons hang from a tree. A sign reads, Beware
the Path Ahead.
When the characters move closer to the skeletons,
the skeletons will quickly draw their swords and cut the
rope hanging them.
Roll for initiative and determine who is surprised.
The skeletons wear signet rings worn by the
adventurers who came here before. The characters will
recognize this.
Awarding Experience Points
Getting past the bridge, defeating the skeletons and
reaching the Abandoned Outpost complete a milestone.
When the characters reach the outpost, award each
of them 75 XP.
The Abandoned Outpost
A mile beyond the skeleton ambush lies an abandoned
outpost that used to be garrisoned by the high-elves
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who lived here before Zhir Cordal took over.
Here the characters will meet an old high-elf who
will give them some information about Zhir Cordal.
Read the boxed text below when the party reaches
this location.
The road bends slightly westward and moves past a
crumbling, two-foot wall that surrounds a clearing in the
jungle. Three buildings stand here, two on the left side of the
road, and one large one on the right.
Area 1 (Ancient Armory)
This building is the most tumbled down of them all. Its
windows have been shattered and its door has been torn
from its hinges. Within, you can see racks holding rusted
weapons and armor.
This building holds broken weapons and armor. If a
character succeeds on a DC 13 Intelligence
(Investigation) check, they will find a piece of
equipment usable. You can pick what equipment a
character finds just be sure it’s not too epic. Avoid
choosing magical items.
Area 2 (Storage House)
The smell of rotting food emanates from this building. Its
door swings slowly back and forth in the wind, creaking
loudly.
Within you find shelves holding rotting foods of all sorts.
You can tell the food is not nearly as old as the building, but
nobody should attempt to eat it.
The food belongs to the high-elf wizard Matoras Lasún
who is currently hiding in Area 3.
Area 3 (The Guardhouse)
This building is the largest of the trio. A small stair leads up to
a double door set which lies shut, unlike the doors of the
other buildings.
The double doors are sealed by a wooden beam on the
other side. The PCs can break it open by succeeding on
a DC 15 Strength (Athletics) check. They may also
climb through the windows with no skill checks
required. Once they get inside the building, read the
boxed text below.
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Now within the building, you see a door directly ahead five
feet, and the hallway you stand in leading north and south,
your left and right hands, before sharply turning east.
Area 4 (Kitchen)
This room appears to be a wrecked kitchen. A wooden table
lies at the center, lying at an angle due to the loss of two legs.
Hiding in the corner of this room, slightly knelt, is an elf who
appears to be blind.
Area 5 (Lasún’s Bedchamber)
This room has a bed cot lying at the far end next to a chest.
Shards of glass from the shattered windows have all been
heaped up in a single corner.
The chest contains liquor and a +1-dagger called Talqua
Vifix.
What Matoras Lasún Knows
Below is the information the elf can give the player
characters over some conversation.
• The Nameless Isle was once called Magidon and
inhabited by a colony of high-elves. When the
Spellplague struck Toril, the Council of Magidon
decided to use their magic to teleport the island to
the Plane of Water. The plague followed them and
killed most on the island.
• Zhir Cordal warned the council that the plague would
follow them. They cast aside his warnings and
teleported the island. This is why he lived, as well as
Matoras, for they were friends long ago.
• Zhir Cordal discovered an ancient book containing
the information on how to resurrect the dead as
servants. When he began resurrecting the dead elves,
Matoras tried to stop him, but his sight was taken,
and he was forced into the wild.
• Matoras believes that Zhir Cordal has a plan to
attack the Sword Coast and establish his own realm,
being malcontent with ruling the single island, he
wishes to extend Magidon as far as the Sword Coast
itself.
Awarding Experience Points
Meeting with Matoras Lasún completes a milestone in
the adventure.
When the party leaves the outpost, award them 50
XP each.
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Part Three: The
Glimmering Waterfall
This part begins as the party reaches a waterfall at the
end of the road. With sharp eyes, they detect a cave on
the other side, and manage to get in. Ancient carvings
imply that this place was used for some spiritual matter
long ago by a culture of elves.
When the characters reach this location, read the
boxed text below.
The road ends at a pool being fed by a glimmering waterfall
falling from the mountain side above. In the sun’s fading
light, it casts orange light all along the surrounding area.
With sharp eyes, you detect an open space behind the
waterfall, a cave or something of the sort.
When the characters enter the cave, read the boxed
text below.
You pass through the waterfall and see a long tunnel leading
forward for some fifty feet, ending at a room. Ancient
carvings depicting a priesthood of high-elves guarding a book
cover the walls.
A further investigation of the walls can tell the
characters that this place was some ancient shrine of
sorts, and at the heart of its purpose was the
protection of some book that, by the carvings, could
possibly resurrect the dead.
Once they reach the room at the end of the tunnel,
Read the boxed text below.
This circular room lies completely empty except for rubble
covering the ground. The ceiling above has all but collapsed,
allowing sunlight to shine through while vines and weeds
grow. Carvings on the walls show skeleton armies attacking
villages and towns, and the reoccurring theme of these
cryptic stories is death.
At the center lies a stone stand where a book lies.
Once the characters inspect the book closer, Zhir
Cordal will enter the room from the tunnel behind
where the party first came through. He will start by
introducing the book itself, explaining how it is his
greatest weapon, and its ability to raise the dead is
surpassing of all necromantic powers. He will then
introduce himself as Zhir Cordal, the sorcerer of
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Magidon.
As the conversing comes to an end, Zhir Cordal will
use the Mage Hand spell to retrieve the book. Then he
will chant the words of the resurrection spell and
summon three skeletons from the walls.
Roleplaying Zhir Cordal
Zhir Cordal is a high-elf of little wisdom. He believes
himself the greatest of creatures, and as he speaks
with the characters, he will most likely misdemean
them in some ways.
His voice is somewhat weak and airy, but also deep.
He has no sense of humor, and laughter is never heard
from his mouth. He has a tendency to swing his left
hand back and forth from his back to his waste which
can give the idea he is casting a spell or grabbing a
weapon.
Developments
Once Zhir Cordal is killed, the skeletons will fall apart,
and the skeletons all over the island will die.
Awarding Experience Points
Defeating Zhir Cordal and the skeletons and returning
to the White Seagull completes the final milestone of
the game. When the characters are on the ship, award
each of them 75 XP.
Returning to Neverwinter
Once the characters are back on the White Seagull,
Captain Aegun will have the ship head back to
Neverwinter City.
Read the boxed text below once the characters get
to the White Seagull.
You work your way back onto the ship with the crew helping
you up onto the main deck. Captain Aegun moves to shake
your hand, in awe on your survival, “So, what’s the island for?
Did you deal with whatever was dangerous on it?”
When the ship is sailing back to the city, read the
boxed text below.
The ship swiftly sails back to the city of Neverwinter. The
island now behind, you look ahead to your well-earned
reward.
Docking at the harbor, you are met by one of
Neverember’s agents, and receive your payment of fifty gold
pieces each.
After this, remind the players they must pay Captain
Aegun fifteen gold pieces plus any additional expenses.
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Appendix A: Magic Appendix B: Monsters
Items
Below are the monsters and their stat blocks found in
the adventure.
Below are the magic items introduced in this adventure Captain Aegun
and their abilities. Medium humanoid, chaotic good
The Ancient Book of the Fallen Armor Class 12 (leather)
(Magador’s Tome) Hit Points 9 (2d8)
Appearing as no more than a slender, leather back Speed 30 ft.
book, this tome in fact holds the information on how to Str Dex Con Int Wis Cha
raise one from the dead. It is riddled with dark magic, 11 12 12 9 10 12
and all someone has to do is touch it to feel its tainted (+0) (+1) (+1) (-1) (+0) (+1)
power. Skills Survival +2
The book the party finds is one of great magical Senses Passive Perception 10
power. It contains the command words and phrases to
Languages Common
resurrect the dead. It also contains rules about the
limitations of necromancy, shown below. The effects of Challenge 1/4 (50 XP)
breaking these rules all end with one level of
Exhaustion, because when the book lacks the power, it Actions
will attempt to use yours. Shortsword Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach 5ft.,
Rule 1. You cannot resurrect someone of divinity. The one target. Hit: 4 (1d6+1) piercing damage.
book does not have the power, and to attempt such a Dagger Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach 5ft., one
thing would result in you instantly suffering one level target. Hit: 2 (1d4+1) piercing damage.
of Exhaustion. Skeleton
Rule 2. You cannot resurrect someone who has been Medium undead, lawful evil
dead for over 200 years. Their souls are beyond the
Material Plane. If you attempt this, you will suffer one Armor Class 13 (armor scraps)
level of Exhaustion. Hit Points 13 (2d8 + 4)
Rule 3. You cannot resurrect someone who has died Speed 30 ft.
after living a long and full life, their time on Toril is Str Dex Con Int Wis Cha
ended, and any attempt to do so would result in one 10(+0) 14(+2) 15(+2) 6(-2) 8(-1) 5(-3)
level of Exhaustion. Damage Vulnerabilities bludgeoning
Wonderous Item, rare (requires attunement) Damage Immunities poison
As an action, a creature may speak the command
phrase and choose up to three dead creatures. It must Condition Immunities poisoned
then make a DC 13 Constitution check. On a success, Senses darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 9
the chosen creatures are raised from the dead as Languages understands languages it knew in life but
either zombies or skeletons (depending on their can’t speak
corpses state). On a fail, the user gains a level of Challenge 1/4 (50 XP)
Exhaustion.
+1 Dagger (Talqua-Vifix) Actions
This dagger was forged by the elves of Magidon as a Shortsword Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach 5 ft.,
ceremonial weapon, given to all members of the one target. Hit: 5 (1d6+2) piercing damage.
council. It has a gold covered pommel and its blade is Shortbow Ranged Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach 80
encrusted with gems. ft./320 ft., one target. Hit: 5 (1d6+2) piercing damage.
Dagger, uncommon Pirates
You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made Medium Humanoid, Chaotic Evil
with this magic weapon.
Armor Class 12 (leather)

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Hit Points 10 (2d8) sorcerer spells to cast: Cantrips (at will): Fire Bolt,
Speed 30 ft. Mage Hand, Shape Water, Ray of Frost. 1st level (4
Str Dex Con Int Wis Cha slots): Fog Cloud, Shield, Mage Armor, Magic Missile.
12(+1) 13(+1) 12(+1) 8(-1) 9(-1) 12(+1) 2nd level (2 slots): Dragon’s Breath,
Skills Intimidation +3 Blindness/Deafness.
Senses passive Perception 9 Sorcery Points. Zhir Cordal has 5 Sorcery Points (PHB
pg. 101.
Languages Common
Metamagic. Subtle Spell. When you cast a spell, you
Challenge 1/4 (50 XP) can spend 1 sorcery point to cast it without any
somatic or verbal components.
Actions
Shortsword Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach 5 ft., Actions
one target. Hit: 4 (1d6+1) piercing damage. Dagger Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach 5 ft.,
Dagger Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 2 (1d4+1) piercing damage.
one target. Hit: 2 (1d4+1) piercing damage.
White Seagull Crew
Zhir Cordal (3rd Level Sorcerer) Medium undead, lawful evil
Medium Humanoid (High-Elf), Chaotic Evil
Armor Class 10
Armor Class 12 (leather) Hit Points 4 (1d8)
Hit Points 35 (6d8 + 8) Speed 30 ft.
Speed 30 ft.
Str Dex Con Int Wis Cha
Str Dex Con Int Wis Cha
10(+0) 10(+0) 10(+0) 10(+0) 10(+0) 10(+0)
9(-1) 12(+1) 10(+0) 13(+1) 10(+0) 15(+2)
Senses passive Perception 10
Skills Intimidation +4, Arcana +3
Languages Common
Senses darkvision 60 ft. passive Perception 10
Challenge 1/8 (25 XP)
Languages Common, Elvish
Challenge 1/2 (100 XP) Actions
Spellcasting. Zhir Cordal is a 3rd level sorcerer. Its Shortsword Melee Weapon Attack: +2 to hit, reach 5 ft.,
spellcasting ability is Charisma (spell save DC 12, +4 to one target. Hit: 3 (1d6+0) piercing damage.
hit with spell attacks). Zhir Cordal has the following

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Appendix C: Maps

Random Encounters (1d20) (Monster Manual Required)

Roll Results
1-5 1d2 Skeletons
6-10 1d4 Poisonous Snakes
11-15 1 Giant Wolf Spider
16-20 Nothing

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