And die they did, in untold numbers--some torn from reality by their kin, some eroded by dalliances with caustic energies. Some merely lost in the trackless expanse of night.
But even in their passing from the world, mortals came forth to worship and cherish them. A brave and mad few dared collect their broken bodies and bury them, or so the legends say.
A tomb of dead gods would be a dangerous place indeed. Fortunately, no such place exists.
Just kidding, of course it exists.
This month's adventure is a collaboration with the inestimable +Evey 'Edward' Lockhart, who knows her way around a one-page dungeon as well as anyone. I provided the map, and she stocked it wickedly.
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I just ran this for a one-shot with only 45 minutes heads up! It worked great!
ReplyDeleteI have your trilemma book and quickly flipped through it, this map caught my eye. I just added a treasure the PCs needed to get and a rival adventuring party just behind them.
Thanks for your great work!