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The notes for this adventure are sparse (as are many from this era). They are presented here essentially as stored in my notebook – without much explanation or context.
Storm Zombie in Pleven | |||
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Cleric/Magic-User 7/11 | |||
S | 14 | ||
I | 18 | hp 34 | AC -4/-3/-2 |
W | 17 | ||
D | 15 | Spells: | Cleric 5/5/3/1 |
C | 12 | MU 4/4/4/3/3 | |
Ch | 17 | ||
Co | 12 | MU: I | Magic Missile (x4) |
Shield | |||
II | Web | ||
Melf's Acid Arrow (x2) | |||
Mirror Image | |||
III | Slow (x2) | ||
Melf's Minute Meteor | |||
Monster Summoning I (*) | |||
IV | Confusion (x2) | ||
Fear | |||
V | Bigby's Interposing Hand (x2) (*) | ||
Teleport | |||
Magic Items: | Plate mail +1 | ||
Mace +1 | |||
Cloak +2 | |||
Wand of Wonder (1 charge) | |||
Regeneration from the storm cloud | |||
Repulsive force lowers CON to all within 5' @ 1/rd. |
The Tower Guardians:
Arcanadaemon | |
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AC -2 | MV 12“/18” MC:B |
HD 13+39 | hp 109 |
#AT 4 | |
D d4/d4/d6/2d8 | |
SA Burning Hands (13 pts) at will | |
MR 100% to first level spells | |
INT 20 | |
Psi 274 : 137/137 All/All | |
Body Eq / Det Good & Evil / Hypnosis | |
Aura Alteration / Molecular Manipulation | |
Powers: | Detect Invisible |
Read Magic | |
Comprehend Languages | |
Invisibility | |
Telepathy | |
Word of Recall (1/day) | |
Shape Change to humanoid form | |
Telekinese 325# | |
Darkness 20' r. | |
Dimension Door | |
Teleport (1/day) | |
Spells as MU/11 | |
I | Shocking Grasp |
Ventriloquism | |
Message | |
Unseen Servant | |
II | Audible Glamer |
ESP | |
Ray of Enfeeblement | |
Irritation | |
III | Slow |
Clairaudience | |
Sepia Snake Sigil | |
Explosive Runes | |
IV | Hallucinatory Terrain |
Shout | |
Wall of Ice | |
V | Wall of Stone |
Monster Summoning III | |
Conjure Elemental |
+ 10 Piscodaemons: | hp 27 | 31 |
AC -1 | 20 | 32 |
MV 6“/18” | 25 | 29 |
HD 6 | 25 | 26 |
#AT 2 | 28 | 28 |
D 2d8/2d8 | 28 | 28 |
MR 60% vs. 1st level spells |
In Pit:
Elsewhere:
Vault: On the heavy iron door are the words (in elvish): Name the one whose bow never errs and who fights with a star. If the name "Corellon Larethian" is said, the door will begin to glow and if any evil creatures or undead are in the vicinity they will be shot with a 20d6 bolt of fire (figure it as a 3rd level spell from a 20th level spellcaster). If this is the case, then the door will not open. Otherwise, the door will smoothly open revealing:
An aged human male sitting cross-legged wearing a simple robe, a belt, a shoulder bag, and carrying a long staff. This is Tsylaire, the wanderer, a semi-divine servant of Corellon whose purpose it is to search the world for the new Ainagûl. He will thank those who released him, speak very little, and then walk off in a random direction.
Also in here is a complete library of archaic tomes and scrolls. (See next page).
The library has 73 books, librams, and tomes as well as nearly 500 scrolls.
Among the books are:
(*) This book has a plain leather covering with the symbol of the wizard Bar on its cover. It is locked with a simple lock that cannot be opened in any way known. Even the elves could not figure how to open this.
Among the scrolls are:
Also here is the following: A metal plaque of ancient origin with the following poem carved into it in elvish:
Piercing bright and razor sharp Will awake in time. With them comes the sister harp To sing of the rhyme |
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Of the end of the worlds, The birth of a new. Shall Kelva's might be unfurled To battle evils two. |
Mancu Rilmaeg, the bright Rûklil, the slayer: From Cyrillus, their might Will come to stay here. |
On a similar plaque is another poem:
The greatest battle time has seen, The proudest warrior man can be, The quickest elf in forest green, The stoutest dwarf the mines will see Must gather all the power good And battle on the Lake of Blood. |
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The three await in sleepless slumber Whilst storms and death awake in number, So seek the resting place of night And there in mist will lie the might. |
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