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The Treasure EBERRON THE TREASURE 6th Adventure with Map A tiny adventure with a HUGE map by mikaelsmaps.com Sample file ADVENTURE IN EBERRON, BY MIKAELSMAPS.COM I would like to keep adventures and maps coming. If you want to support me you can do so in a few different ways. You can support my Patreon at Mikaels Maps You can order your own maps on mikaelsmaps.com Or you can purchase my maps on the Dungeon Masters Guild and/or Drivethrurpg.com Artwork: by Mikael Mansén Maps: by Mikael Mansén Story: by Mikael Mansén DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, D&D, Wizards of the Coast, Forgotten Realms, Ravenloft, Eberron, the dragon ampersand, Ravnica and all other Wizards of the Coast product names, and their respective logos are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast in the USA and other countries. This work contains material that is copyright Wizards of the Coast and/or other authors. Such material is used with permission under the Community Content Agreement for Dungeon Masters Guild. All other original material in this work is copyright 2019 by mikaelsmaps.com and published under the SampleCommunity Content Agreement for Dungeon Masters Guild. file Background In the small nameless village by the gray waters of Eldeen Bay, there is talk that the fisherman Jannos has found a dead man in the bay. The dead man is also said to have had a map of a small island. Slowly but surely it dawns on Jannos that it must be about the infamous Cerol Olemon´'s lost treasure. Now he is trying to gather some reliable friends that he can take with him on a treasure hunt. The problem is that the rumor has spread. Now several more or less honest types are flocking to the village. The villagers are of course scared, but Jannos is most scared. He searches among the strangers for those who feel most reliable, and offers them a percentage of the treasure. Sample file 1. The village The nameless village of course has a name and it is Sea home. All buildings are old and made of wood, which due to sea winds and salt water is completely polished. In all, there are 30 families living in the village. There is no inn. But the villagers are happy to rent out sleeping accommodation to travelers. All that is available to eat is eggs, fish and soup made from seaweed. Jannos lives in a thus near the beach. When the players encounter him, an evil looking man talks to him. The evil looking man tries to buy the map from the fisherman. He says it would be foolish of the fisherman to go out to sea and leave the family. “You can never know when an accident will occur.” DM: The evil looking man is Jivel Kang. He is a ex soldier, who together with his brother, Bren, operates a mercenary/bandit band. Sample file 2. The Jorney When Jannos sets out with his boat, Jivel's group does the same. They pursue Janno's boat and stay close at all times, then continue to pursue Janno's group across the island. 2. The Island The small island is no bigger than you can sail around it in a few hours. The island itself is very rocky, covered with dense forest and a lot of thickets. They follow the map to a small cave. Inside, under a pile of rocks, is the treasure. As soon as the treasure is dug up, Jivel's group comes forward and wants to steal it. If they are overpowered, they are prepared to murder Janno's group. If it is balanced between the groups, they can imagine sharing. Before lifting the treasure from the ground, they find a document. It is almost completely erased by age and moisture. But if you study the text carefully, you can see that it seems to be a warning. 2. Back to the village The journey back will not be completely problem-free. A fog settles over the water and does not want to let go. It stays on for hours. Which makes it very difficult to find your way back to the village. When enough time has passed, they begin to see shapes in the fog, and after a while they can hear the moan of pain. DM: It is the crystal skull that creates the fog and the visions. DM: If Jivel's group is still alive, they will try to steal the entire treasure as soon as they get the chance. Sample file CHARACTERS Jannos is a short, stocky man in his 50s. he has grey hair and worried grey eyes. Jannos is a kind man. Olva is in Jannos age. She is slim and short. Cerima is 18. She is short, slim. Her hair is long and black. Her eyes are grey. Cerima is annoyed with Kelbin. Yndo is around 50. He is very tall and bony. Kelbin is 30. He is blue eyed, with blond thinning hair. He is in loved with Cerima. Name Race/Sex Occupation Level More Jannos HM Sailor 3 Olva HF Sailor 3 Wife Cerima HF Sailor 1 Daughter Yndo HM Sailor 3 Friend Kelbin HM Sailor 2 Friend JIVELS GANG Jivel is long, lanky, with pale blue eyes and long thin hair. He is extremely cold. He has a lot of connections among mercenaries around the continent. Bren is huge and very strong. He is a sadistic psychopath who enjoy tormenting people. Andine is very like her father in the sense that she is sadistic. Otherwise she takes after her mother, who was a elf. Andine is very beautiful and she knows how to use that to her advantage. The bandits comes from different walks of life. Name Race/Sex Occupation Level More Jivel HM Fighter 6 Bren HM Fighter 6 SampleAndine HF Wizard 2 Brens daughterfile Bandits 5 of them HM Fighter 4 Treasure The treasure is buried in rotten sacks. 10000 gold coins. 3000 silver coins 5 emeralds 2 rubies 2 diamonds 3 gold teeth 1 ancient looking dagger with black hilt. There are some strange looking writings on the blade. In a box made of a strange metal there is a small crystal skull (child size) with red crystals as eyes. When touching the crystal, there is a sickening feeling. GM: The crystal skull belonged to a demon. When not in the box, the skull starts to send strange dreams to the people who have the skull. The dagger was used to kill the demon. Sample file .
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