DRUIDS OF THE
CARNIVOROUS JUNGLE
RUNE FOUNDRY
A 5e Compatible One-Shot
Written by Rune Foundry
THE AGGRESSIVE SPREAD
of empires threatens the forested homes of
the Druids. Lumber used to construct cities
and settlements rips away sacred land
becoming more and more scarce. Some fight
back to protect their homes, others travel
great distances in search of new territories,
and a brave few adapt to their new habitat
in a nearby place not even the most
adventurous settlers would go—the
carnivorous jungle of Fangroot. It’s here you
and your fellow teenage druids must quickly
learn a new way of survival or become
someone else’s lunch.
OBJECTIVE
Start your journey at the outer edge of the
carnivorous jungle and cautiously make your
way into its center where you plan to
establish a new home near The Mother Tree
for you and your fellow Druid tribe. But
beware the unpredictable pitfalls and
perennial predators along the way, for they
are many.
HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE
This guide is intended to act as inspiration
for both new and experienced DMs. It
provides an adventure that can be used as a
standalone one-shot, a side quest for an
existing campaign, or as an introductory
LEVEL
2
adventure for new players. Its purpose is to
give you a foundation upon which to build
your story, so feel free to take what you
want and leave behind the things you don’t
need.
We recommend downloading the pre-made
party pack of all teenage druids for this
adventure module, or you can come up with
your own.
Download the free characters here.
In the next section (titled “The Story So
Far”), you’ll find all the information you need
to help tell the story of Druids of the
Carnivorous Jungle. This contains secrets for
you (the DM), so you can give the right
amount to your players as they discover it.
Allow the players to uncover these secrets
and mysteries by asking questions to NPCs
and exploring the setting.
T H E S T O RY S O FA R
All the druids are being forced from their
homes due to the continued expansion of
the world’s greatest powers. Their options
are few but this group of youngins has
chosen to brave the dangers of the
carnivorous jungle and make it their own.
Amaris, a quirky but friendly Druid of a
similar age, tells the group she knows of a
place within the jungle that her grandad
used to take her when the jungle wasn’t so
infested with noxious weeds. She assures
the group it’s somewhere forever-safe from
empire influence, somewhere they could
establish a new home without the need to
move ever again. “My grandad called it, The
Mother Tree” she says proudly, “It grows at
the center of the jungle but she will grant us
refuge and protection from other threats
roundabout.”
Only moments after entering the jungle, it
becomes very apparent Amaris only sort of
knows her way there and is disoriented. So,
it’s up to the rest of the adventuring party
to navigate their way to the legendary
Mother Tree while avoiding hidden snares,
hungry plants, and oversized critters. Best
of luck and remember what your parents
taught you!
SETTING THE SCENE
“This way!” she beckons confidently as you
duck beneath a mossy fallen log, “It should be
just around this… AHHH!” [try to startle the
players IRL with your scream]
It’s been just over an hour since you entered
the carnivorous jungle that your tribe
nicknames, Fangroot. Amaris, a quirky but
friendly teenager, leads the way but soon
becomes disoriented. You’re on your way to
the Mother Tree where you seek refuge from
the ever-expanding empires that destroyed the
childhood forest you called home. Some
grown-up Druids stayed to fight, others fled to
faraway forests, but you and your fellow
Druids decided to establish a new home here,
a place where no settler would dare to go. And
now you’re beginning to see why…
“WATCH OUT!” you scream together as a
large, walking tree swings its branches at you.
The sound doesn’t carry through the dense,
wet brush, but even if it did, no one would be
around to help. Roll initiative!
See the Awakened Tree stat block for this
combat encounter in the Creatures section.
Amaris will cower behind a grouping of
trees while the players fight. She will only
intervene if the situation becomes even
more dire.
Post-combat puzzle and reward. Once
defeated, the Awakened Tree will fall to the
ground dislodging a strange-looking, metal
chest from the canopy of another tree (not
animated). It tumbles down to the
adventures feet with a loud clang! The chest
is small, magically sealed, and doesn’t
appear to have a traditional lock. Instead it
has a rusty panel with the shape of an
animal paw outlined on the front. Have the
players roll a DC 12 Nature check to
identify which animal is represented by the
paw print. A successful roll will jog their
memories: it’s a Badger.
To open the chest, one of the druids has to
Wild Shape into a badger and press their
paw over the outline. It’ll begin to glow a
vibrant green hue around their paw then
pops open suddenly as if spring-loaded.
Inside they’ll find an old but well-kept
journal with a signature on the cover that
belongs to Amaris’ grandad, Jasper Fernlily.
The pages are made of rough parchment and
mostly contain charcoal sketches of plants,
animals, and other jungle species. However,
one of the pages near the end of the
notebook has a brief journal entry that
reads:
“Strange things are happening in the jungle
lately. Almost all the animals that once called
this place home seem to have fled, and a few
new species of plants have sprouted in the
area; plants that require more than just
sunlight and water to survive. I’ve discovered
Banyan trees that walk and observed Orchids
that eat insects or even animals. I don’t know
how to make sense of it all. Could these events
be related? What’s the root cause of it all and
where do I start to find answers?”
L O C AT I O N S
THE CARNIVOROUS JUNGLE
The jungle is densely populated with ferns,
vines, and trees making it very difficult to
navigate and progress quickly from point A
to point B. Few rays of sunlight penetrate
the umbrella-like canopy, and moisture gets
trapped beneath it creating a very humid
environment. Every detail within the jungle
is derived from some shade of green. Those
greens are then complimented with sporadic
pops of red, blue, and yellow flowers,
mushrooms, or fruit that grow ever vibrant
when it’s raining. Use the below table to
determine the jungle weather as the
adventurers make their way through. The
weather can change suddenly but it’s up to
the Dungeon Master to decide how often to
roll for a different weather scenario.
1d4 W E AT H E R
1 Clear, blue skies and sunny
2 Partly cloudy with light rainfall
3 Dark clouds with heavy rainfall
4 Dense fog or mist
The jungle is also carnivorous. It wasn’t
always this way but in the most recent
years, a wide variety of plants that eat
insects and animals began to grow and
spread quickly, including: human-sized
venus flytraps, pitcher plants, and drosera.
Should the characters veer off the path and
into the jungle, you may want to throw a
random Carnivorous Plant encounter at
them. This can be done as a combat
encounter using the stat block provided at
the end of this module, or run it more like a
trap with a single DC 15 Dexterity saving
throw or they take 1d6+2 damage.
TRAILBLAZING THROUGH
Have the party decide where to go next but
give them a couple options: (A) to their left
they see an opening in between the thick,
jungle trees where butterflies flutter around
a grove of impressively large, red flowers;
and (B) to their right hangs a series of
looping, questionable vines over what
appears to be muddy, marshland. They can
all roll a DC 15 Survival check to orient
themselves once again. On a successful roll,
you, the Dungeon Master, get to pick “the
right way” to send them based on your
understanding of their situation and what
would be most helpful, or it could come
down to your personal preference. On a
failed roll, the adventurers will not feel
inclined to go one way or the other so the
decision is purely up to them.
DM Tip: All paths lead to the Mother Tree
in the one-shot adventure, however, how
you get there and which encounters you
face will be dependent on the direction
taken.
When trailblazing through, the vegetation is
so dense the party is required to pass
through in a single-file line. Ask the players
in which order they would like to proceed
(front to back) as this may affect the
outcome of certain snares or encounters.
Option A: When the party enters the
clearing with the two large, red flowers,
have them all roll DC 12 Perception checks.
On a successful roll, they’ll notice the
flowers have fang-like edges and sweet
smelling sap that drips down like
drool—they’re able to avoid a bite from the
carnivorous plants. On a failed roll, that
player or players must make a DC 15 DEX
Save or take 1d6+2 piercing damage before
moving forward into the next phase of the
jungle.
Option B: When the party arrives at the
muddy marshland, they’ll realize there’s only
one way across—swinging on the hanging
vines. Have each player roll a series of
Athletics or Acrobatic checks to see if they
make it across.
Check #1: DC 10 Athletics or Acrobatics
Check #2: DC 11 Athletics or Acrobatics
Check #3: DC 12 Athletics or Acrobatics
If successful on all three checks, they make
it across the marsh and are granted one
point of inspiration. If any of the checks are
failed, they fall into the mud. They won’t
take any damage for the fall, but it’s a great
moment to roleplay.
In addition, they’ll need to roll with
disadvantage on their next DEX-related
check or saving throw due to the slippery
mud they're now covered in.
From either Option A or Option B, have
them decide where to go next: (C) to their
left they’ll hear the distant sound of water
crashing down on itself; and (D) to their
right they’ll hear a low humming sound
zipping back and forth. They can, again, all
roll a DC 15 Survival check to orient
themselves. On a successful roll, the DM
gets to pick which way to send them saying
they feel inclined to go towards C or D, and
on a failed roll, the adventurers will need to
simply choose.
Option C: When the group arrives closer to
the crashing water sound, they’ll realize it’s
a much bigger river and waterfall than
anticipated. They’ll be able to see a cleared
trail running perpendicular to the river on
the other side along with two wooden posts
where a rope bridge used to exist. They’ll
have to think creatively to get themselves
across or turn around to option D. Useful
materials around them include vines, trees,
and stones of various sizes. The current is
fast and there are 5-foot ledges on both
sides of the river, not to mention the dense
overhanging ferns.
Option D: Arriving near the low humming
noises, the group will realize it’s coming
from a swarm of oversized hornets. A dirt
path cuts through the brush ahead right
under the hornets’ nest but how to move
past them without getting stung is unclear.
Fifteen feet to each side of the path is a
rocky cliff thirty feet high that blocks any
chance of sneaking around the swarm. The
swarm will be rewarded with an opportunity
attack if the adventurers get too close.
Leave it up to them to figure out what to do
next but reward creativity.
After passing through one of the obstacles
presented in option C or D, the dirt path will
continue for a good while as they make
progress further into the jungle. Off into the
distance they’ll be able to make out the top
of a large Kapok tree. With a successful DC
12 Perception check, they adventurers will
know with a certainty that the large tree is
in fact The Mother Tree.
Immediately after, have each of the players
roll a DC 12 DEX saving throw with the
person in the front of the line rolling with
disadvantage. On a failed roll, that player or
players will be snatched up into a makeshift
net and suspended off the ground 10 feet
over a group of man-eating venus flytraps.
In swings a mischievous baboon who
surprises the adventurers with its ability to
talk. He’ll start by chanting in a riddle-like
manner:
The name is Babbel,
and I’m a talking baboon.
I like to play games,
like Capture the Buffoon.
Now that you’ve been caught,
and are trying to break free.
I promise you can go,
just answer this riddle please.
Riddle 1:
If you squeeze me too hard,
I’ll cry tears of red.
If you cut me with a blade,
my stone heart stops it dead.
But if you leave me in the sun,
I’ll shrivel up and die.
Now this really begs the question,
what am I?
Answer: Cherry
If they don’t guess the answer to this riddle
after a few attempts, read the following:
Nope nope that’s not correct,
I’m sure a tricky one.
But here’s another riddle,
I hope you're having fun!
Riddle 2:
When the darkness takes control,
and leaves no light at all to play.
I come swiftly down to you,
no matter night or day.
Some fear me when I fall,
but love me when I’m tame.
I’m sure you’ll get this one,
my friends, what is my name?
Answer: Rain
If either of Babbel’s riddles are answered
correctly within a few attempts, he will
gladly lower the net and release whoever’s
caught. If neither riddle is answered
correctly, he will leave them with this
thought:
Best of luck in your adventure,
though my games were much too tough.
You hang above a hungry grove,
I hear their bite is rough. See ya!
And with that he’ll be on his way leaving the
group to figure out how to escape. If they
fall, they’ll take 1d6 bludgeoning damage
from the fall and will need to make a DEX
saving throw or take 1d6 more damage from
the carnivorous plants below.
After their interaction with Babbel, they’ll
come to a fork in the road where they’ll
have to decide one last time which path to
take, although, both appear to lead to the
tree: (E) to their left is a trail that continues
on the jungle floor; and (F) to their right is a
path of wooden planks and rope that takes
them into the canopy. Just like before, they
can all roll a DC 15 Survival check to orient
themselves. On a successful roll, the DM
gets to pick which way to send them, and on
a failed roll, the adventurers get to choose.
Option E: The trail on the jungle path winds
around a bend where a small cave is
situated. Have each player roll a DC 12
Perception check. On a successful roll, they
notice the cave, otherwise, they’ll just be
able to see the Kapok tree ahead in a little
more detail.
The cave has a narrow entrance but opens
up to a single 30-foot cavern where there
appears to be a small hoard of sparkling,
fresh fruit gathered to one side.
Bioluminescent mushrooms of all sizes glow
faintly of a teal color. If the cave is entered,
those players will need to make a DC 10
CON saving throw or take 1d4 poison
damage from the mushrooms. If they reach
the specific fruit and eat it, they will each
be granted 2d4+2 HP.
Option F: The boardwalk-like pathway leads
up into the jungle canopy until it meets a
run-down treehouse the size of a shed.
From the looks of it, no one has been here
in years but Amaris vaguely remembers this
place from when her grandad brought her as
a young child. Upon remembering, she will
immediately search the room and will find a
wooden walking staff–her grandad’s. If the
party searches the treehouse further with a
successful DC 12 Perception check, they
will be able to find two potions of healing
(2d4+2 HP). With a successful DC 16
Perception check, they will discover a rusty
machete lodged into one of the treehouse’s
outer walls. Otherwise with a failed
Perception check, they’ll only be able to see
a little bit more of the Mother Tree just a
short distance from there, and a still-trusty
rope ladder leading them back down to the
forest floor.
Grandad’s Walking Staff: Melee, 5 ft. range,
1d6+STR bludgeoning damage. It also grants
+2 to any skill checks related to Survival but
only when wielded.
THE MOTHER TREE
Breaking through the last of the jungle
vegetation, you stumble into a clearing of tall
grasses and a bubbling spring. The spring
flows from where you stand to the massive
trunk of The Mother Tree herself. But much to
your dismay, The Mother Tree appears sickly
and malnourished.
Her leaves look withered, her branches weak,
and her bark brittle. It doesn’t take long before
you see the source of her misery. Wrapped
around her base and strangling her massive
roots constricts a thriving, thorny weed. Two
viper-like vines release their grip on her to coil
back into striking position and focus on the
threat before it… you! Roll initiative.
Amaris will fully assist the adventurers
during this fight against the Parasitic Vine.
Reference her stat block below as needed.
The Mother Tree is nearly helpless in this
fight but can speak small, encouraging
phrases telepathically like, “That’s it my
child,” “I believe in you,” and “One final blow!”
Area of effect attacks or spells from the
players could possibly impact The Mother
Tree’s overall health. She has an AC of 13
and is down to 35 HP out of 100 when the
combat encounter begins. Healing spells and
potions have the same effect on her as
humanoids, although potions are consumed
through the roots. If she drops to zero hit
points, treat death saves and medicine
checks the same way as any other creature
or character.
CONCLUSION
Upon defeating the Parasitic Vine, it will
shrivel up and die. The Mother Tree will
telepathically thank the adventurers for
freeing her from the weed’s choking grasp,
and proceed to ask what they seek from her.
If they express making this place their new
home, she’ll joyfully offer them protection
amongst her leaves and within her trunk.
This is a good time to ask the players
exactly what kind of treehouse features
they would want to build and where.
In addition to offering protection, The
Mother Tree will kindly give the last of her
magical, sparkling fruit that provides healing
properties like those found in the cave (see
Option E). That is, the last of her fruit for
this season. Congratulate the Druids for an
excursion well-executed!
CHARACTERS
A M A R I S F E R N L I LY
Lawful Good
A free spirited teenager whose
overconfidence originates from her many
treks with grandad before he passed away.
Amaris has a very bubbly personality who
tends to be the optimist of any group and in
most every setting. In this adventure, she
tries her best to lead the other Druids
(players) through the Fangroot to The
Mother Tree.
Appearance: Female half-elf, age 15. Amaris
is taller than most half-elves her age so her
plant-based skirt and tube top appear a size
too small. Around her forehead is a band of
fresh flowers that pairs well with the
eye-black stripes on each of her cheeks.
J A S P E R F E R N L I LY
Lawful Good
Grandad to Amaris Fernlily. His family
assumes he’s dead because he hasn’t
returned in over 8 years from his last
excursion. They even had a funeral in his
honor after 5 years of heartwrenching
waiting. Jasper was an avid adventurer who
often disappeared from home life to spend
months and sometimes years surrounded by
jungle plants and animals. He would
document them in his various journals,
name them if need be, and collect samples
along the way. His greatest find? The
Mother Tree where he made it his home.
Appearance: Male Elf, about 500 years old
but no one really knows for sure (easy to
lose count). Jasper could typically be found
in few clothes, namely a loincloth and
poncho if it’s raining. He had a clean-shaven
face with kind eyes and short pin-straight
hair the color of sun at noonday. When
around loved ones, his chuckle mixed with
quick, cringe-worthy snorts brought out the
increasing number of wrinkles on his face.
B A B B E L , T H E TA L K I N G B A B O O N C R E AT U R E S & N P C s
He prefers to speak in rhymes and riddles
but isn’t obligated too. Babbel loves to
make mischief as much as he loves to talk,
but he would never harm anyone directly. A M A R I S F E R N L I LY
No one knows how he was given his ability Medium Humanoid, Lawful Good
to talk, perhaps he’s self-taught.

Armor Class. 12
Hit Points. 13
Speed. 30 ft.

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

8 15 10 13 13 7
(-1) (+2) (+0) (+1) (+1) (+3)

Senses. Darkvision 60 ft.,

Passive Perception 13
Languages. Common, Elvish
Proficiency Bonus. +2

Wild Shape. As an action, you can magically

THE MOTHER TREE
An ancient Kapok tree with a super wide
trunk and extremely high canopy. According
to the local druids, The Mother Tree was
planted by Gianna, the Goddess of Nature
herself. Because of this, The Mother Tree
acts as a vessel for the Goddess to channel
a portion of her magic, will, and wisdom to
all creations nearby including the Druids.
The Mother Tree does this through her
unique ability to communicate telepathically
with others, and will impart her advice on
anyone who asks, or doesn’t ask, just as a
loving mother would to her own child.
The Mother Tree has seen it all since her
time as a little sapling. Within the last
hundred years or so, she’s painfully watched
as her beautiful jungle has become infested
with numerous invasive species of
carnivorous plants. The land has become so
overgrown with them now that they’ve
chased away most of the animals and all of
the humanoids. Not even The Mother Tree’s
magical ward has been enough to save her
own bark from the noxious Parasitic Vine
that sucks life away at the roots. She once
produced vitalizing, sparkly fruits that
animals and humanoids could eat to improve
their health, but those too have had their
growth hindered by the carnivorous plants.
assume the shape of a beast that you have
seen before twice per short rest. Max CR ¼
(no flying or swimming speed). Amaris
prefers to Wild Shape into the following
animals but you can choose whatever meets
the aforementioned criteria: (1) giant frog;
(2) elk; or (3) constrictor snake. You can stay
in beast shape for 1 hour before reverting
back to your normal form (or as a bonus
action earlier or if you fall unconscious,
drop to 0 hit points, or die).
ACTIONS
Dagger (2x). Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit,
reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 3 (1d4+2)
piercing damage.
Thorn Whip. Melee Spell Attack: +3 to hit,
reach 30 ft., one creature. Hit: 3 (1d6)
piercing damage. If the creature is Large or
smaller, you pull the creature up to 10 feet
closer to you.
AWA K E N E D T R E E BABOON
Huge plant, unaligned Small beast, unaligned

Armor Class. 13 Armor Class. 12

Hit Points. 59 (7d12+14) Hit Points. 3 (1d6)
Speed. 20 ft. Speed. 30 ft., climb 30 ft.

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
19 6 15 10 10 7 8 14 11 4 12 6
(+4) (-2) (+2) (+0) (+0) (-2) (-1) (+2) (+0) (-3) (+1) (-2)

Damage Vulnerabilities. Fire Senses. Passive Perception 10

Damage Resistances. Bludgeoning, Piercing Languages. Common
Senses. Passive Perception 10 Challenge. 0 (10 XP)
Challenge. 2 (450 XP)

Pack Tactics. The baboon has advantage on

False Appearance. While the tree remains an attack roll against a creature if at least
motionless, it is indistinguishable from a one of the baboon’s allies is within 5 feet of
normal tree. the creature and the ally isn’t incapacitated.

ACTIONS ACTIONS
Slam. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +1 to hit, reach 5
10 ft., one target. Hit: 14 (3d6+4) ft., one target. Hit: 1 (1d4-1) piercing
bludgeoning damage. damage.
CARNIVOROUS PLANT PA R A S I T I C V I N E
Medium plant, unaligned Large plant, unaligned

Armor Class. 10 Armor Class. 13

Hit Points. 22 (5d8) Hit Points. 65
Speed. 10 ft. Speed. 5 ft.

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
10 14 14 6 12 4 14 10 16 1 9 6
(+0) (+2) (+2) (-2) (+1) (-3) (+2) (+0) (+3) (-5) (-1) (-2)

Damage Vulnerabilities. Fire Damage Resistances. Cold

Condition Immunities. Blinded charmed,
deafened, exhaustion, frightened, prone
Senses. Blindsight 30 ft.,
Passive Perception 10
Challenge. 1/2 (100 XP)
False Appearance. While the tree remains
motionless, it is indistinguishable from a
normal tree.
Senses. Blindsight 30 ft.,
Passive Perception 10
Challenge. 2 (450 XP)
Leech Life. On a successful constrict attack,
the parasitic vine can restore hit points
equal to half of the damage given. This
effect cannot exceed its hit point maximum.

ACTIONS
Multiattack. The parasitic vine has two
ACTIONS
attacking tendrils and can therefore make
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach
two slam attacks unless a creature is
10 ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d8+2) piercing
grappled. If a creature is grappled, it can
damage.
only use one constrict attack until the
grapple ends. For example, if the first of the
Tendril. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit,
two slam attacks is successful and the target
reach 30 ft., one target. Hit: 5 (1d6+2)
fails their saving throw, then the creature
bludgeoning damage, and the target is
becomes grappled by both tendrils and the
grappled (escape DC 12). Until this grapple
second slam attack is forfeited.
ends, the targt is restrained, and the plant
can’t use its tendrils on another target.
Slam. Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach
10 ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d8 + 2)
bludgeoning damage. The target must roll a
DC 13 Dexterity saving throw or become
grappled. That is, if the parasitic vine isn’t
already grappling a creature in both of its
two tendrils already. If the roll is
unsuccessful, the grappled target is
restrained until the grapple ends.

Constrict. Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit,

reach 5 ft., one creature grappled by the
parasitic vine. Hit: 8 (2d6 + 2) bludgeoning
damage.
S WA R M O F H O R N E T S THE MOTHER TREE
Medium swarm of tiny beasts, unaligned Huge plant, unaligned

Armor Class. 12 Armor Class. 13

Hit Points. 22 (5d8) Hit Points. 100 (currently 35)
Speed. 20 ft., fly 50 ft. Speed. 0 ft.

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA Damage Vulnerabilities. Fire

3 13 10 1 7 1 Damage Resistances. Bludgeoning, piercing
(-4) (+1) (+0) (-5) (-2) (-5) Senses. Passive Perception 10
Languages. Telepathy

Damage Resistances. Bludgeoning, piercing,

slashing
Condition Immunities. Charmed, frightened,
grappled, paralyzed, petrified, prone,
restrained, stunned
Senses. Blindsight 10 ft.,
Passive Perception 10
Challenge. 1/2 (100 XP)

Swarm. The swarm can occupy another

creature's space and vice versa, and the
swarm can move through any opening large
enough for a Tiny insect. The swarm can't
regain hit points or gain temporary hit
points.

ACTIONS
Sting. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach
0 ft., one target in the swarm’s space. Hit:
10 (4d4) piercing damage, or 5 (2d4)
piercing damage if the swarm has half of its
hit points or fewer.

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