1 THREE WIVES TOMBS

1d6 Encounters

1 Cecelle
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 11

2
16.
17. 15.
Briel
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 13 S
3 Lucium To 46.
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 15

4 Lamigator
Lvl 8, #1, flr. 0
11. To 0.
13.
5 Infected Synth
Lvl 2, #1, rm. 9
1.
6 Mantis Advisor
Lvl 2, #d4, flr. 2
12. 14.
8. 4. 6. 10.
7. 3. 5. 9.
To 18.
2. To 25.

This floor was initially the top floor of the castle on Urth. It housed
Xaphar’s three wives, and their many treasures. With the Castellan’s
death, his wives were entombed on this floor in their respective rooms,
and treasures were buried and trapped alongside them. As the curse befell
the castle, each wife was resurrected by the quantum daemon Anasu and
bound to hunt intruders.

All surfaces on this floor are likely to have small, disk-shaped, yellow
fungi growing from them due to Anasu’s curse. The fungus causes brief
hallucinations of ancient wars when consumed.

All surfaces unless otherwise described are sandstone.

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1d6 Encounters 3. Yellow Tiles: The door to this room has a carving of twenty women in
fantastical headdresses. Cracking, yellow tiles of various shapes cover the
1 Cecelle walls of this room. The few intact tiles have tiny paintings of ancient life.
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 11
16.
17. S 15.
2 Briel To 46.
4. Trapped Barrel: A stone barrel sits against the triangular corner of this DEX save vs 1d6
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 13
room. The barrel is covered in blue and white tiles. This same tiling damage from the
3 Lucium 11. To 0.
13.
spreads across the floor a short distance around the barrel. The tile floor spinning blades.
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 15
1. depresses when stepped on, activating spinning blades on the bottom of
4 Lamigator
Lvl 8, #1, flr. 0 12. 14. the barrel. Under the heavy lid of the barrel is a small compartment filled
4. 6. with twenty crystal statues of women wearing fantastical headdresses.
5 Infected Synth 8. 10.
Lvl 2, #1, rm. 9
7. 3. 5. 9. 5. Fungal Hands: The door to this room has a carving of a snake. Yellow STR save every 10ft in
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fungus shaped like human hands sprout out of every surface in this room. the room. On a failure
Lvl 2, #d4, flr. 2 To 18.
2. To 25.
They try to grab anything moving and strangle or destroy it if they can. take 1d6 damage per
turn until freed.
6. Ophidian Room: This entire room gives an ophidian impression. Every
sandstone wall and tile on the floor seems to ripple with scales. The
1. Entryway: The stairs descending into this diamond-shaped room are rippling intensifies as the face of an enormous hypergeometric snake
rounded and damp from trickling water. The water descends through the slides across the wall like a projection.
room and runs in a crevice down the hallway out to area 2. Around the
base of the stairs are dozens of small, stone bowls. Each bowl contains a The Snake Daemon (outsider)
crumbling strip of papyrus with Autarkic era laments about death and This unnamed quantum daemon can speak by shifting their body into
lost love. If a lament is read out loud, yellow fungus begins rapidly Vaarnish letters. They will use this ability to offer one mystic gift if freed
growing on the papyrus. Stone doors are on the West, North, and East from this hypergeometric prison. See room 47 for how this could be done.
sides of the room, each of which is covered in yellow fungus with disk-
shaped caps.

2. Encircling Hall: This hallway encircles the entire floor. What once were
open windows now have solidified lava pooling through them. A trickle of
water carves through the floor from room 1 towards the staircase in the
Southwest corner to room 18. Quiet screeches, like a flock of rowdy birds,
can be heard if listening at the top of the stairs. The stairs in the
Southeast corner are covered in papery, human-sized preying mantis
exoskeletons. The doors to each room from the hall have esoteric carvings
pertaining to their contents. If a door carving is present, it is described in
the room description.

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1d6 Encounters 9. Infected Synth: A simplistic cube is depicted on the door to this room.
The room is plain sandstone with no decorations. Sitting in the corner of
1 Cecelle this room is a cube of the same stone covered with yellow fungus. The
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 11
16.
17. S 15. tiny disk caps of the fungus wiggle as air in the room shifts.
2 Briel To 46.
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 13
Infected Synth Cube (synthetic / fungal)
3 Lucium 11. To 0.
13.
Level 2, Armour 10, Morale 2, Appearing 1
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 15
1. Attack: n/a
4 Lamigator
Lvl 8, #1, flr. 0 12. 14. The cube is a synth with hundreds of tiny biomechanical legs hidden
4. 6. under the stone. It is infected with fungus and has lost all original
5 Infected Synth 8. 10. personality. It will follow incessantly and demand that you somehow “eat
Lvl 2, #1, rm. 9
7. 3. 5. 9. it”. The yells of the synth are likely to attract unwanted attention. Eating
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the fungus off the top of the synth will cause irritating fungal infections
Lvl 2, #d4, flr. 2 To 18.
2. To 25.
within any body, synth or biological. Tiny mushrooms will grow from
healing cuts, and resurrection as a mycomorph is guaranteed upon death
(assuming the body is at least somewhat intact).

STR save with 7. Holographic Gems: The hallway door to this room has a carving of 10. Glass Vines: A simple orb is carved into this door. Dense tangles of With appropriate tools,
disadvantage to force gems. At the North side of this sparse room is a glittering display of translucent vines fill this entire room. Not a single step can be taken into shattering the vines
the door open. fabulous gems on a wide stone table. Every colour of the rainbow is the room. If the vines are touched, they quietly sing, revealing that they and removing them
present. These gems are, in truth, a holographic illusion projected from are all completely made of glass. It is slow and difficult work, but the takes 1 hour.
The toxic gas does 1d8 inside the table. As soon as a holographic gem is touched, the door will vines can be shattered and removed to make progress into the room. At
damage per turn. CON slam shut and toxic gas will begin pouring out of four fist-sized holes at the farthest wall of the room, the vines are sparse and can be found
save to halve the each corner of the room. Keen-eyed observers will be able to spot these growing from a floating black orb. The orb has no smell, sound, or
damage. holes ahead of time if they aren't distracted by the gems. The stone table material feeling. If the orb is touched by a biological entity, two random
is actually a hollow shell. If shattered, a stash of ten giant rubies can be mutations are gained. An entity can only gain mutations from the orb
found. Each ruby is large enough to occupy an inventory slot. once. Roll one mutation from the table below, and another from the
Cacogen mutation table in the core rules.
8. Silver Garden: The door to this room has a carved flower. A large,
glowing, pink gem in the ceiling illuminates four rows of terracotta 1d6 Mutations from the Orb
planters. In each planter are hundreds of minuscule, glowing, silver
flowers. If ingested, the eater will begin to feel light-headed and hear 1 The affected body part can be deflated and re-inflated at will like a balloon.

distant, unintelligible singing. Slowly crawling around below the flowers 2 Entire body can appear as a flat shadow for 10 minutes per day.

is the Crab Tray Exotica. 3 The affected body part turns to flexible glass.
4 Obsidian spines grow from the affected body part.

Crab Tray: A small crab made of clay. Its back is a platter that it keeps 5 Eyes turn to shadow. Can absorb a small light source instead of eating.

perfectly steady as it runs along the ground following the nearest person. 6 The affected body part slowly grows glass leaves throughout the day.

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1d6 Encounters 12. Cecelle’s Treasure: Large stone chests rest against the East and West The poison does d4
walls of this room. The Western chest has a hundred cords tying it shut damage when touched.
1 Cecelle through stone loops. The cords are covered in a sticky purple poison. CON save to avoid.
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 11
16.
17. S 15. Inside the chest are sixteen well preserved outfits, each one made of heavy
2 Briel To 46.
ancient cloth. The Eastern chest has a daemonic face with a wide open The fire trap does d10
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 13
mouth on the side. The mouth will shoot a single burst of fire each time damage. DEX save to
3 Lucium 11. To 0.
13.
the chest is opened. Inside is the Fire Vacuum Exotica. halve the damage.
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 15
1.
4 Lamigator
Lvl 8, #1, flr. 0 12. 14. Fire Vacuum: A cat sized glass elephant head. Can consume a fire and
4. 6. keep it alive for an hour. The fire can be launched for d10 damage.
5 Infected Synth 8. 10.
Lvl 2, #1, rm. 9
7. 3. 5. 9. 13. The Second Wife: A woman with dozens of rings and armbands is
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depicted on the door to this room. Inside the floor is covered in shattered
Lvl 2, #d4, flr. 2 To 18.
2. To 25.
human arm bones. Pushed into the triangular corner of the room is an
enormous toppled stone sarcophagus. Hiding inside is Xaphar's second
wife: Briel.

11. The First Wife: A woman in a large headdress is depicted on the door Briel (fungal)
to this room. The room inside has walls coated in rotting fungus-covered Level 5, Armour 12, Morale 12, Appearing 1
carpets. They must have once been beautiful, but their patterns can barely Attack: 2 × Claw (d6) + 2 × Ring Toss (d4)
be distinguished. No furniture is in the room except for a large, open Briel's bones are spread throughout a new fungal body shaped like a
stone sarcophagus in the Eastern triangular corner. This sarcophagus hideous yellow centipede with ten arms. The arms are covered in thirty
contains Xaphar’s first wife: Cecelle. jade armbands that jingle as she skitters. Her skull leers through the front
of the body and seems to sniff out new targets. Up close she will attack a
Cecelle (fungal) single character with two claw attacks. Her rear arms will toss jade
Level 5, Armour 16, Morale 12, Appearing 1 armbands at farther targets. These attacks shatter the rings, making them
Attack: Slam (2d8) worthless. She takes half damage from kinetic attacks, and double from
The corpse of Cecelle is buried amongst copious layers of cloth and yellow fire or fungicide.
fungus, her skull barely distinguishable amongst the folds. The
sarcophagus is enormous and heavy, with 4 strange holes carved in the 14. Terracotta Jar: A sealed terracotta jar the size of a human sits in the The corroding gas
sides. Cecelle will stay still waiting for an opportune time to strike. Once centre of this room. If shattered, corroding gas fills the room. Sitting in a destroys any metal
active, four enormous arms of yellow fungus sprout from the holes in the pile of cinnamon at the bottom of the jar is the Opening Chain Exotica. items it comes in
sarcophagus. Cecelle will try and smash into enemies and will attack contact with. Synths
those with the most beautiful clothes first. If an attack hits, the character Opening Chain: Jade chain the length of a forearm. If it can be fully fitted take d10 damage.
will be flung and have to spend their next turn reorienting themselves. around a locked container, the lock breaks.
She takes half damage from kinetic attacks, and double from fire or
fungicide.

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1d6 Encounters 16. Deep Shaft: The floor of this room is eggshell and black coloured tiles.
In the centre of the room is short wall surrounding a shaft descending
1 Cecelle deep into darkness. The shaft is smooth and descends all the way to room
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 11
16.
17. S 15. 46. At the bottom of the shaft a silvery glint can be seen.
2 Briel To 46.
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 13
17. Imprisoned Anasu: A large glass cube full of yellow liquid takes up
3 Lucium 11. To 0.
13.
the centre of this hidden room. Laying sadly at the bottom of the cube is
Lvl 5, #1, rm. 15
1. an imprisoned Quantum Daemon.
4 Lamigator
Lvl 8, #1, flr. 0 12. 14.
4. 6. Anasu (fungal / outsider)
5 Infected Synth 8. 10. This quantum daemon appears as a human head with a hand emerging
Lvl 2, #1, rm. 9
7. 3. 5. 9. from the mouth. He can speak psychically. He was summoned thousands
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of years ago by the Castellan, and forced to grow fungal weapons for war.
Lvl 2, #d4, flr. 2 To 18.
2. To 25.
Anasu strongly desires to be freed from his glass prison. Anasu may be a
daemon, but he currently has a delicate earthly body that is easily killed
by falling glass. Precautions must be made to safely remove him from his
prison. If freed, he promises to grant a single mystic gift.
15. The Third Wife: Both doors to this room depict a crowned woman
surrounded by a large retinue. The walls inside are coated in crumbling
plaster. A close inspection of the plaster on the West wall will reveal the
door to room 17 that has been covered up. Pushed against the door to
room 16 are the shattered remains of a large sarcophagus. Xaphar's third
wife Lucium hides underneath the rubble of her sarcophagus like a
cocoon.

Lucium (fungal)
Level 5, Armour 14, Morale never flees, Appearing 1
Attack: Club (d8) + Club (d8)
Lucium's body is now transparent yellow fungus partially in the shape of
her original flesh. Her bones can be seen through the fungus, blackened
with rot. Her lower body is a profusion of yellow fungal disks which can
spin like wheels giving her shocking speed. Her two human arms hold
jagged jade clubs matching the jade of the spined crown on her head.
Because of her speed, she is able to attack one character, and then move
far across a room to attack another. She takes half damage from kinetic
attacks, and double from fire or fungicide.

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