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 Random Encounter Tables

Areas 1 10 Check every 2 turns

1d6 Wandering Monsters AC HD Mvm Att Dmg Save Morale XP
1-2 3d6 Giant Rats 7 1/2 40 1 1d3 / Dis F1 8 6
3-4 1d4 Giant toads 7 2+2 30 1 1d4+1 F1 6 71
5-6 2d6 Toadmen Patrol 5 1 40 3 1d3/1d3/1d6 F1 8 25
1 will be a Large with 8 or or
HP Shield and Spear 4 1 weapon weapon 1d6

Areas 11 14 Check every 2 turns

1d4 Wandering Monsters AC HD Mvm Att Dmg Save Morale XP

1 1d4 Giant Toads 7 2+2 30 1 1d4+1 F1 6 71
2 2d6 Toadmen Patrol 5 1 40 3 1d3/1d3/1d6 F1 8 25
1 will be a Large with 8 or or
HP Shield and Spear 4 1 weapon weapon 1d6
3 1d6 Elite Toadmen 4 2+1 40 3 1d3/1d3/1d6 F2 10 83
1d3 Giant Toads or or
as above 1 weapon weapon 1d6+1
4 2d6 Stirges 7 1 60 1 1d3 F2 9 16
 New Monster Descriptions

Toadmen

A humanoid race that looks like Giant Toads.

They can generally be found in any wet climate.
Typically wearing patchwork armor. The primary
attack is claw, claw, bite. Although some use
spears and shields.

They have the ability to jump up to a distance of

30'. The jump attack is considered a charge, and
receives +1 to hit and deals double damage.

They may blend into their surroundings, the Ash Whirlwind

chance of success is 75%. When blended in they
have a 3 in 6 chance to surprise their opponents,
and when jump attacking, a 5 in 6 chance.
Due to the lumbering nature of their attacks
when made on land without longer weapons,
they always strike last.
They cannot be seen with infravision. A
Toadmen can only go 4 hours without contact
with water, or sustains 1 hp of damage per turn
and cannot naturally heal.
The Whirlwind is 7' tall and has a base size of 6"
and an upper diameter of 5 feet.
Anyone hit by the whirlwind is sucked into it and
begin spinning violently. The initial attack does
no damage, but each round after, the victim
receives 2 points of damage from the objects
lashing around inside it. Once a victim is inside
the whirlwind, there is no way to get out, unless
someone kills it.

Any attack made against the whirlwind that

Animated Armor Sentinel
This magically created construct is typically used
to guard areas of great importance. It will only
follow simple commands, so they must be
specific. It must stay in range of the object that
gives it life, generally an enchanted item or even
the base in which it stands.
The construct attacks with any means that it
was created with, generally a sword or axe. And
it may never use range weapons.
misses has a 1 in 6 chance of hitting the victim.
After 2 rounds inside the whirlwind, there is a 10
% chance that the victim dies immediately from
the ordeal ( Save VS death to avoid ). Every 2
rounds after that the percentage is checked
again. This is cumulative.
The whirlwind is capable of trapping any
creature smaller than an ogre, but only one may
be trapped at a time. Creatures smaller than an
elf can be trapped 2 at a time.

The armors magical enchantment affords it the

ability to instill fear on any creature it comes into
melee range with. The foe must save vs spell or
flee for 5 rounds. There is a 60% chance minus 5
% per level, that the fleeing foe will drop anything
they are holding. The victim will move their full
movement for the duration of the fear.
Mausoleum Entrance
Originally the structure was made to house the
fallen warriors of a nearby Kingdom. Centuries
have passed. The Kingdom is no longer. And the
swamp has claimed the burial crypt.
Atop the complex is a highly detailed 20' by 20'
stone building that houses the stairs to Area 1.
The Massive 10' tall double doors are made of
steel reinforced wood and are barred from the
inside.
Due to the age and deteriorated condition of the
doors, there is enough room to slide a sword or
other similar object in and lift the bar.
Should the players opt to bash the door in, it
will take 2 turns. This action will attract the
attention of two nearby Giant Toads.
Giant Toad
Armor Class: 7 No. Enc: 2
Hit Dice: 2+2 Save As: F1
Hit Points: 10,12 Morale: 6
Move: 30 Hoard Class: None
Attacks: 1 Alignment: Neutral
Damage: 1d4+1 Experience: 71
They will surprise on a roll of 1-3 on 1d6.
Their tongues are 15 long, and on a successful
hit they are able to yank any being the size of a
dwarf or smaller toward their mouths for a bite
attack.
Victims Halfling sized or smaller may be
swallowed whole on an attack roll of 20.
Any creature swallowed will suffer 1d6 damage
per round as the frog digests it.
The Crypt Area 1
The stairs here descend 15'. They are covered in
in brown algae and are extremely slick. Unless
the Players are extremely careful they will most
likely fall.
Save vs Petrify to maintain balance and avoid
1d6 falling damage.
The Crypt Area 2
This room has worn stone floors and bas-relief
along the walls depicting glorious battles and
heroes of ages past.
The steel double doors to area 3 are closed. The
wooden door to area 3 is closed and the wooden
door to area 4 is closed and locked.
In the center of the room is a 50ft deep ossuary
pit. The remains of the common soldiers were
placed here.
Inside the pit a Gelatinous Cube has been
trapped by the Toadmen. While it can not get out
to attack the party, anyone unlucky enough to
venture towards the bottom of the pit. Will surely
find it.
Gelatinous Cube
Armor Class: 8 No. Enc: 1
Hit Dice: 4 Save As: F2
Hit Points: 16 Morale: 12
Move: 20 Hoard Class: VII
Attacks: 1 Alignment: Neutral
Damage: 2d4+P Experience: 245
The cube is hard to discern among the pile of
bones and has a 4 in 6 chance of surprising an
opponent.
An opponent must save vs paralyze on a
successful attack by the cube or be paralyzed for
2d4 turns. Attacks against a paralyzed foe
always hit.
The spell cure light wounds will allow a character
to regain movement, but will not heal them.
The cube is immune to lighting and cold.
Strung throughout the pit is the following
treasure.
76 silver, 23 electrum, 52 gold pieces.
(2) 10 gold piece black agates.
An ornate holy symbol valued at 100 gold.
The Crypt Area 3
This room has the same worn stone floors and
more bas-relief depicting war and victory.
Columns run the center of the room in pairs.
Next to the north wall on a raised dais, is a
statue with a nameplate at the base inscribed
King Hazra. The statue has suffered greatly
over the years. The face is missing most of its
features, and the right hand has broken off.
Scattered throughout the room are old prayer
and hymn books.
Hidden behind the nameplate is a secret niche
that contains the key to area 4.
Anyone who attempts to access the key, will
activate a trap.
Falling Ceiling Trap
The trap affects anyone within a 10ft cube in
front of the statue.
A 10ft by 10ft section of the ceiling collapses
causing 1d8 points of damage.
Saving throw vs breath weapons negates, as the
players are able to tumble out of the way.
Should the party find and avoid setting off the
trap, award them 50 experience points.
The Crypt Area 4
This area has not been opened in many years. A
layer of dust covers the entire passageway. The
air is stale and unpleasant in odor. In the alcove
directly across from the door, is a pedestal with
an old dusty book that is opened. A quill and a
dried out vial of ink lie next to it. The book
appears to be a written log of visitors to the
tomb. Any attempt to move the book will cause
the pages to crumble. Under the book the top of
the pedestal opens and reveals a storage area for
ink and quills.
Two vials of ink and 3 quills are found here, still
in good condition.
The Crypt Area 5
The stone stairs here descend 15ft and open up
into a room that appears to have been used for
cremation purposes. On the north wall lies a
retort and on the south wall there is shelving
lined with various tools used in the trade.
Searching this area the party will find several
items still in good condition.
2 Tinderboxes, 1 flask of oil and a gold signet
ring valued at 25 gold pieces.
The Retort
Should the party light the retort, the fire will
start up quickly. Although the venting that was
used in years past is now defunct. Within 1 turn
of being lit, the entire room will be engulfed in
heavy smoke. A character who breathes the
heavy smoke must save vs death or cough and
choke. The difficulty of the save increases by +1
for each round in the smoke. Coughing and
choking characters are treated as stunned for
2d4 rounds, dropping anything they have in
their hands and unable to take actions. Any one
who coughs and chokes for 2 consecutive rounds
receives 1d6 non lethal points of damage per
round. A player that is unconscious and
continues to breath the heavy smoke will die in a
number of rounds equal to the characters
constitution score divided by 2.
Lighting the retort will also attract the attention
of a roving Toadmen patrol in the area within
1d6 rounds. Once they arrive they will simply
close the door to the cremation chamber, and
attempt to barricade it shut.
Toadmen Patrol
Armor Class: 5 (4)
No. Enc: 5
Hit Dice: 1
Save As: F1
Hit Points: 4,5,6,8
Morale: 8
Move: 40
Hoard Class: None
Attacks: 3 or 1
Alignment: Neutral
Damage: d3,d3,d6
Experience: 25
0r weapon d6
The Crypt Area 6 The Crypt Area 7
The wooden door to this area is open. Inside this The wooden door to this room is closed and
room has two burial niches along the east wall. locked.
The north and south walls hold items that may
This room is identical to area 6. Although it has
have had some special meaning to the deceased.
different items in the niches on the north and
Or perhaps they were left in tribute to the
south walls.
achievements these warriors held in battle.
A secret sliding door on the west wall, opens to a
Searching the room will reveal several books,
small alcove. Inside the alcove is a suit of human
some are poetry and others concern epic tales of
sized +1 Chainmail, a Hand Axe of Returning;
victory in battle. Several passages in the books
Returns to the thrower just before his or her next
are underlined. Possibly they are done so
initiative action, as long as it has a path to do so.
because they refer to the very warriors that lie in
There is also a Steel Shield with an emblem of
rest in this room. On the south wall is a
the sun on it. This shield can create the spell
longsword and the broken tip of a bloodstained
continual light at will, centered on the shield
spear. The rest of the items in the room are
only.
mundane, some of which are hand written notes.

Searching the 2 urns will reveal:

Urn 1 north : A simple silver band, laid gently
atop the ashes and bone fragments.
Urn 2 : Coin Of Luck - A single platnium piece
that has the symbol of the elven god of luck on
both sides. This magical coin has a powerful
enchantment. The coin has the power to alter
one roll per session. It can be any roll, that the
player makes except for those regarding hit dice.
Once the roll to be altered has been declared, the
player then rolls the dice again and replaces the
previous roll with the new one.
The Crypt Area 8
The wooden door to this room is closed.
The room is identical to areas 6 and 7, again the
items on the north and south wall are different.
Searching this room will reveal a sealed vial of
perfume that smells of roses, several small
buttons, a gold etched harp valued at 50 gold
pieces, an ivory scroll tube valued at 100 gold
pieces and inside the tube is a scroll of Cure
Light Wounds.

Once the second urn is opened and the coin has Taking any of the items in this room will activate
been touched, an Ash Whirlwind will rise out of the Animated Armor Sentinel from area 9.
the urn spinning violently. Ashes, bone
fragments and the Coin Of Luck circle inside it.

Ash Whirlwind

Armor Class: 0 No. Enc: 1

Hit Dice: 2+1 Save As: F3
Hit Points: 12 Morale: 10
Move: 40/120 fly Hoard Class: none
Attacks: 1 Alignment: Neutral
Damage: special Experience: 95

See New Monster Listing for details.

The Crypt Area 9
This hallway ends in an alcove. In the alcove on
a raised dias stands a suit of black platemail.
The armor is holding a black steel shield and a
red ornately carved bastard sword.

Trying to remove the shield, bastard sword or

any pieces of the armor will activate the magical
enchantment of the dias.

The dias begins to glow, and a red glow

surrounds the armor then dissipates. The helm
of the construct glows red from inside and the
armor begins to move.

Animated Armor Construct

Armor Class: 2 No. Enc: 1

Hit Dice: 4+4 Save As: F4
Hit Points: 25 Morale: 12
Move: 20' Hoard Class: none
Attacks: 1 + Fear Alignment: Neutral
Damage: 1d8 Experience: 290

The construct will attack tirelessly until the

intruders are dead. Although it will not go
beyond area 4, as it must stay with in range of
its magical focus.

See new monster listing for further details.

Inside the helm is a 250 gold piece ruby, that

still glows faintly even after the construct has
been destroyed.

The bastard sword emits a feint red glow as well

when it is handled. It is a fabled thought
weapon. It can change size and shape to any
other weapon that is within one size category of
the original type and composition at the will of
the wielder. The thought weapon can not
duplicate weapons of different classes, such as
melee to ranged. This can be done once per
round at the cost of the wielders move action.
When the character is rendered unconscious or
slain, the weapon reverts to its original weapon
type.
The Crypt Area 10
This room has the same worn stone floors and
bas-relief found throughout the complex.
Although the depictions here are all of the same
person. The one depicted here is General Tisus of
King Hazras most feared and loyal 1st Army.
The Emblem of the 1st Army was a dragon
reigning fire down on an army.
Tisus was nicknamed The Fire General. As he
was able to rally his forces even against the most
insurmountable odds and claim victory battle
after battle.
On the north wall stands an ornately etched
stone sarcophagus, with pits and scrape marks
that look as if at one time the stone was
bejeweled. To either side stands a brazier filled
with oil.
Searching this room will reveal recent activity in
the room. Scuff marks in the dust on the floor
and some rotting meat near the doorway to area
11.
In order to open the sarcophagus, both braziers
must be lit and a strength of 14 or greater is
required to pry the front open.
Inside the stone sarcophagus is another
sarcophagus made of pottery. While breaking
this one open is quite easy, it carries a
tremendous consequence. Once broken the
skeletal remains of Tisus fall out to the ground,
and along with him a gas cloud brewed from
years of decay and a few magical ingredients.
The cloud covers the entire room. Save vs Breath
Weapon or become paralyzed for 2d6 rounds.
The one that breaks the sarcophagus recieves a
-2 penalty to this saving throw.
Another container falls to the ground and
shatters as well, unleashing a swarm of Death
Beetles.
Death Beetle Swarm
Armor Class: 7 No. Enc: 1 swarm
Hit Dice: 4 Save As: 0 level
Hit Points: 12 Morale: 11
Move: 10' Hoard Class: none
Attacks: 1 Alignment: Neutral
Damage: 2+special Experience: 65
The swarm is treated a 20' by 20' cloud.
It does not need to roll to hit, and inflicts 2hp
damage to anyone engulfed in it. Double damage
to those that are unarmored.
The swarm does not take damage from weapons.
Fire from torches cause 1d4 damage to the
swarm. Other fire based and cold based attacks
will damage it as well. A character may wave a
weapon around to persuade the swarm to back
off. Smoke can be used to fend off a swarm. And
a sleep spell will cause the entire swarm to go
dormant.
Even after leaving the swarm, they will continue
to damage the opponent for 3 rounds.
Fleeing into water will kill the remaining beetles
after they have damaged the foe once more.
On and around the body of General Tisus the
players will find the following items.
Tabard of influence, This magical tabard
increases the wearers charisma score by 2 when
dealing with henchman and followers.
Jeweled Necklace of Spell Storing, This item can
only be used by primary caster classes. The
necklace can store one spell of up to second level
in it. All variables of the stored spell mus be set
when it is stored, such as ranged vs touch or
reversible. The spell may be unleashed from the
necklace as an attack action. In order to
recharge the spell the user must spend 4 hours
in meditation and expend the spell from memory.
A pouch containing 13 emeralds valued at 25
gold pieces each.
2 silver coins.
The Caverns Area 11 Giant Toads

This area is raised 6' higher than area 12 and Armor Class: 7 No. Enc: 2
has a sheer loose rock wall. Any attempt to climb Hit Dice: 2+2 Save As: F1
the wall will require a save vs petrify at -2 to Hit Points: 10,9 Morale: 6
avoid slipping back down the wall. Slipping Move: 30 Hoard Class: None
Attacks: 1 Alignment: Neutral
inflicts 1d3 damage from sharp rocks.
Damage: 1d4+1 Experience: 71
Atop this are sits a makeshift throne, made of
bones collected from area 14. Behind the throne They will surprise on a roll of 1-3 on 1d6.
is a weapon rack with several spears, and a lagre
Their tongues are 15 long, and on a successful
chest.
hit they are able to yank any being the size of a
Sitting in the throne is the Toadmen Chief. dwarf or smaller toward their mouths for a bite
attack.
Flanked on both sides by Toadmen leaders and
Giant Toads. Victims Halfling sized or smaller may be
swallowed whole on an attack roll of 20.

Toadman Chief Any creature swallowed will suffer 1d6 damage

per round as the frog digests it.
Armor Class: 3 The Toadmen chief is also carrying a Coin Pouch
Hit Dice: 3+1 No. Enc: 1 of Holding. This pouch can hold up to 1,000
Hit Points: 16 Save As: F3 coins and never weighs more than 1 pound. It
Move: 10' Morale: 12 will only hold coins. Inside the pouch is 834
Attacks: 1,3,or spell Hoard Class: none copper pieces.
Damage: 1d6+2 spear Alignment: Neutral
or 1d3,1d3,1d6 Experience: 205 He also has strapped to his side a rare horn. The
or spell ebony Horn is known as the Rally Horn, I was
used by General Tisus to rally his troops during
battle. The horn can only be blown once per day
The Toadmen Cheif casts spells as a second level and all who hear it are given a second roll
cleric. His memorized spells are; Cure Light against effects like fear or morale.
Wounds, Command and Protection from Good.
Behind the throne on the weapon rack is a
He carries a spear and shield. magical spear. This cursed spear is a -1
Backbiter. It functions as a +1 spear until
The Chief will try to flee through the water thrown, and then reveals its deadly effect. When
tunnel in area 12, if the fight goes badly for him thrown the spear automatically hits the thrower
in the back instead of its intended target. At this
and his cohorts.
point the curse has taken complete hold of the
character, and he/she will do everything within
their power to use the weapon. Any attempt to
Toadmen Leaders take the spear from the owner will result in
mortal combat.
Armor Class: 4
No. Enc: 2 The chest contains the following. 592 gold
Hit Dice: 2+1
Save As: F2 pieces, and a Dagger of Flame. Which deals 1
Hit Points: 13,9
Morale: 11 additional point of fire damage with each
Move: 10'
Hoard Class: none successful attack. This damage is never modified
Attacks: 1
Alignment: Neutral by any abilities or criticals. Ring of water
Damage: 1d6+1 spear
Experience: 100 Breathing, usable once per week for four hours.
or 1d3,1d3,1d6 And a treasure map, a lead in to your next
adventure.
Both Toadmen Leaders Carry a spear and shield.
The Caverns Area 12
This area is predominately used by the Toadmen
to keep their skin moist and also serves as an
escape route. Forty feet below the water on the
northeastern wall is a natural tunnel that leads
to a nearby lake. The lake is where you can find
the rest of the Toadmen tribe.
In the water in this area are Giant Cavern
Piranha. The Toadmen generally throw rotting
corpses into the water to afford passage passed
these grizzly creatures to the lake.
The Caverns Area 14
This area is separated from area 13 by a steep 20
feet sheer drop. On the southeastern corner is a
large 10 feet wide depression that sinks 8 feet in
the center. In the center of the depression is a 4
feet wide tunnel that leads straight down 70 feet
and ends in a 5 feet wide by 15 feet long lair
used by the Carcass Scavenger.
If the Shriekers have made any noise the
Scavenger will be lying in wait inside the tunnel,
for any food to be thrown off the ledge or
unsuspecting players to climb down.

Strewn about the cavern are piles of bones and

Giant Cavern Piranha remains of half eaten corpses, that the Carcass
Scavenger has feasted on.
Armor Class: 6 No. Enc: 4
Hit Dice: 3+3 Save As: F2
Hit Points: 14,13,12,15 Morale: n/a
Move: 50 Hoard Class: None Carcass Scavenger
Attacks: 1 Alignment: Neutral
Damage: 1d8 Experience: 65
Armor Class: 7 No. Enc: 4
Hit Dice: 3+1 Save As: F2
Hit Points: 16 Morale: 9
The Caverns Area 13 Move: 40 Hoard Class: XXI
Attacks: 8 Alignment: Neutral
This area slopes down from area 12 by 20 feet. It Damage: paralasys Experience: 135
is udes by the Toadmen to grow giant
mushrooms and as a place to store food for the On each successful attack the foe must save vs
Carcass Scavenger in area 14. paralysis or be paralyzed for 2d4 turns.
On the north wall, hidden amongst the Paralysis may be cured with the Cure Light
mushrooms are Shriekers. Wounds spell, but doing so does not heal any
damage to the victim.

Once the scavenger has no opponents that are

Shriekers
not paralyzed it will begin swallowing them whole
on the next round.
Armor Class: 7 No. Enc: 3
Hit Dice: 3 Save As: F1 Inside the Scavenger lair is the following items.
Hit Points: 12,10,7 Morale: 12
Move: 3' Hoard Class: None 6 copper, 2 silver, 3 electrum, 4 gold pieces
Attacks: shriek Alignment: Neutral
Damage: special Experience: 65 2 Malachites valued at 50 gold pieces each.

A pair of silver bracers valued at 75 gold pieces.

The Shriekers will either attract a random
encounter for the area or the Carcass Scavenger A Wand of Magic Missiles, with 6 charges and
From area 14. cast as a 4th level wizard. I cannot be recharged.

Roll 1d6, 1-4 use encounter table for the area.

On a roll of 5-6 the Carcass Scavenger comes.
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15. COPYRIGHT NOTICE
Open Game License v 1.0 Copyright 2000, Wizards of
the Coast, Inc.
System Reference Document Copyright 2000, Wizards
of the Coast, Inc.; Authors Jonathon Tweet, Monte Cook,
Skip Williams, based on original material by E. Gary Gygax
and Dave Arneson.
System Reference Document Copyright 2000-2003,
Wizards of the Coast, Inc.; Authors Jonathan Tweet, Monte
Cook, Skip Williams, Rich Baker, Andy Collins, David
Noonan, Rich Redman, Bruce R. Cordell, John D. Rateliff,
Thomas Reid, James Wyatt, based on original material by
E. Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson.
Modern System Reference Document Copyright 2002-
2004, Wizards of the Coast, Inc.; Authors Bill Slavicsek,
Jeff Grubb, Rich Redman, Charles Ryan, Eric Cagle, David
Noonan, Stan!, Christopher Perkins, Rodney Thompson,
and JD Wiker, based on material by Jonathan Tweet, Monte
Cook, Skip Williams, Richard Baker, Peter Adkison, Bruce R.
Cordell, John Tynes, Andy Collins, and JD Wiker.
Castles & Crusades: Players Handbook, Copyright 2004,
Troll Lord Games; Authors Davis Chenault and Mac Golden.
Cave Cricket from the Tome of Horrors, copyright 2002,
Necromancer Games, Inc.; Authors Scott Greene and Clark
Peterson, based on original material by Gary Gygax.
Crab, Monstrous from the Tome of Horrors, copyright
2002, Necromancer Games, Inc.; Author Scott Greene,
based on original material by Gary Gygax.
Fly, Giant from the Tome of Horrors, copyright 2002,
Necromancer Games, Inc.; Author Scott Greene, based on
original material by Gary Gygax.
Golem, Wood from the Tome of Horrors, copyright
2002, Necromancer Games, Inc.; Authors Scott Greene and
Patrick Lawinger.
Kamadan from the Tome of Horrors, copyright 2002,
Necromancer Games, Inc.; Author Scott Greene, based on
original material by Nick Louth.
Rot Grub from the Tome of Horrors, Copyright 2002,
Necromancer Games, Inc.; Authors Scott Greene and Clark
Peterson, based on original material by Gary Gygax
Labyrinth Lord Copyright 2007-2011, Daniel Proctor.
Author Daniel Proctor.
The Forgotten General, Copyright 2014. Author Ron
Howard.
END OF LICENSE
Copyright 2014, Ron Howard.