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names (characters, deities,
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have previously been designated level by Justin Andrew Mason.
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Open Content: Except for level by Jonathan G. Nelson.
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in the Open Game License
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as Open Game Content may level by Justin Andrew Mason.
be reproduced in any form
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 Considering Bees

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 CONSIDERING BEES
An adventure for four characters of 2nd level by Thomas Baumbach.
M eixiu the Honey Queen
was known far and wide
to have the sweetest honey in all
the empire. The Emperor himself
would visit her village to purchase
honey, and spend an afternoon
with the widow. When the Emperor
passed, Meixiu’s villa displayed
a white banner, even long after
the new boy Emperor had been
crowned.
Though the placid boy took no
notice of the slight, his advisors did.
And knowing the influence a secret
lover of the former Emperor might
wield, they took action. Before long,
Meixiu was found dead, seemingly
from mishandling her bees.
Weeks later, the hillside village near
Meixiu’s home is now abandoned,
from swarms of bees having chased
out the inhabitants. Meixiu’s bees,
it appears, have gone feral. The
boy Emperor has put out a call:
Enter the cave where Meixiu kept
her bees and burn out the hive.
Those responsible for clearing
out this pestilence will receive the
Emperor’s favor, along with two
hundred gold dragons.
1. A New Hive
The walls of this cave are covered
in new-made hives, buzzing with
activity.
Entering this room earns the ire of
this swarm of bees, who’ve never
known the care of a beekeeper.
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2. Shrine to Wai’du
Meixiu kept a shrine to the former
Emperor here, complete with charcoal
portrait, candles, and incense.
Burning the incense pacifies a
swarm of angry bees.
3. Potting Room
Rows of stacked and sealed clay
pots fill this chamber. Curiously, a
number of bees work together to drag
a honeycomb into a jar.
A character who succeeds on a
DC 10 Intelligence (Investigation)
check discovers that Meixiu once
carefully harvested her bees’ honey
here. Now, it seems the bees have
continued her process of placing
entire honeycombs in oblong pots
and sealing them with wax. The
pots are carefully stacked along the
walls. Few empty pots remain. If
the heroes disturb the pots, the few
lingering bees in this room coalesce
into a swarm with half hit points.
4. Hive Chamber
A successful DC 5 Intelligence
(Investigation) check reveals why
Meixiu kept her bees in a cave.
This room, deep within the hillside,
is protected from cold weather, yet
tiny pockholes allow the bees to
enter and exit the cave from above,
granting them access to the entire
hillside unobstructed. Hive boxes
of white bamboo sit in neat rows,
filling the room. The hives within
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 have grown wild, spilling out of
the boxes, in some cases linking
together to form enormous hives. The
echo of thousands of buzzing bees
reverberates in through the chamber.
Several extraordinarily large bees
emerge from the conglomeratic hives.
Three giant bees (as giant wasps)
move quickly to attack the heroes.
As long as the heroes inflict no
damage to the hive itself, the other
bees here continue to work, ignoring
the fight. However, should the hives
take damage, a bee swarm with
maximum hit points forms here.
Careful and intrepid characters can
collect three jars of royal jelly here
with a successful DC 16 Dexterity
check. On a failure, the bees
consider their hive threatened, as
above. Royal jelly works as a potion
of healing.
5. Hive Box Storage
Hive boxes in various stages of
disrepair are stacked against the
walls here. Only a few bees buzz in
this circular chamber.
6. The Queen’s Chamber
This unadorned room has a sleeping
mat and lantern on the floor. An aged
woman sits on a stool, contemplating
a bee as it dances across her fingers.
“The hive has grown strong, has it
not? It shall grow stronger still! And
the boy who did this will pay!” With
that, a swarm of bees pours from
Meixiu’s mouth.
The swarm of bees she conjures has
only half hit points. Meixiu fights
as a cult fanatic, with a katana [4
(1d8) slashing damage] in place of
a dagger. Additionally, Meixiu has
no spellcasting, but instead has this
reaction:
Swarm Form. As a reaction to taking
damage, Meixiu can assume the form
of a fully healed swarm of bees with
maximum hit points. If the swarm is
defeated, she reforms in her humanoid
form, retaining her hit points prior to
transformation into a
swarm. Meixiu can use
this feature again after
she completes a short or
long rest.

Handfuls of bees have begun to

use these boxes for their hives, but
no swarm forms here if the boxes
are disturbed. Instead, a character
disturbing these small hives must
succeed on a DC 10 Charisma
saving throw, taking 1 (1d2)
piercing damage on a failure,
as the bees express their
displeasure at the rough
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 UMBRAVANIA: THE TIRADE OF DOCTOR LIVINGSTONE
An adventure for four characters of 3rd to 5th level by Justin Andrew Mason.
T he graveyards in Darkbriar are
being harvested for corpses.
The adventurers have been hired to
stop the culprit.
The bodies are being stolen for
the mad scientist, Dr. Livingstone
who occupies a dilapidated hilltop
mansion near the city. The remains
are used in his experiments to
create animated living-dead
servants.
When staking out a graveyard, two
humanoids digging up a grave are
discovered; two of Dr. Livingstone’s
golomous prototypes. One attacks,
the other flees to the mansion.
Golomous Creations of Dr. Livingstone
All three types of golomous
creations are treated as modified
flesh golems sans damage
immunities.
The blood of the creatures has been
replaced by a glowing green fluid
which is pumped by mechanical
hearts that require daily charging.
Protruding wires and tubing hint
that their animation is scientific
rather than arcane in nature. They
have the following feature:
Hyperstate. On the turn after
a golomous creation has taken
a total of 10 or more damage,
its mechanical heart releases
adrenaline, and it enters a
hyperstate. This increases the
golomous creation’s Strength and
Dexterity score by 5 each for one
hour, but also doubles all damage
the golomous creation takes. Once
used, the adrenaline injector in the
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breast needs to be refilled before
the golomous creation can enter
hyperstate again.
Golomous Hounds
Treat as a lesser flesh golem with
12 hp without Multiattack and a
single Bite instead of a Slam attack.
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit,
reach ft., one target. Hit: 8 (2d4 + 3)
piercing damage.
Early experiments, they are made
up of parts from various breeds of
attack dogs.
Golomous Prototype
Treat as a lesser flesh golemm
with 25 hp. The groundwork for
humanoids, prototypes are an
amalgam of parts from various
races and genders.
Golomous Masterpiece
Treat as a flesh golem. The
first fully cognitive creature Dr.
Livingstone has created. Her body
was fashioned from the remains
of identical twin sisters whose
memories have merged to create
a unique personality. She is
unwilling to do the doctor’s bidding.
Livingstone Mansion
The mansion is in disrepair and the
windows have been boarded. The
interior is illuminated by electric
incandescent bulbs.
When the adventurers arrive at
the mansion a dozen glowing green
eyes glare from the shadows as five
golomous hounds attack.
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 The wind begins to pick up followed
by dark rolling clouds in the sky and
the distant rumble of thunder.
#1. A large double door provides
entry. Inside the adventures are
greeted with the sickening aroma of
rotting flesh and cankered blood.
A downpour of rain begins outside.
#2. An open-air courtyard encircled
within the mansion. A fountain is
filled with algae-tainted water that
dances as rain plummets down
from above.
There is a blindingly bright flash
accompanied by a loud crackle of
thunder.
#3 & #4. Whatever purpose these
rooms once served, they now house
refuse and scattered coffins. Various
body parts litter the floor and
swarms of flies buzz about.
The roar of rain becomes louder.
Lighting erratically flashes and the
floor trembles from thunder.
Rooms A-H. Each room contains
two occupied charging bays for
prototypes and a machine with two
switches. One switch is numbered
3/9. The other is labeled 6/9.
The sum of the switch settings
determines how much electricity
is being drawn from the battery in
room #5 and channeled into the
bays. If the total of both switches is
more than 10, then the prototypes
are awake and attack if they see
the party. If changed from below
10 to above 10, the bulbs in the
room dim. To determine the default
settings of a room roll 1d4 for each
switch. 1-2 = low number, 3-4 =
high number.
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#5. Spring-sealed iron doors can
be pried open with a combined
Strength of 20. Inside is a
laboratory, a battery that seems to
be harnessing lightning strikes to
charge, and a crystalline tube filled
with glowing green fluid which
suspends a golomous masterpiece.
The doctor scorns the creature
for being too willful, and sates
that he will “adjust” her behavior.
He throws a switch which causes
the masterpiece within to writhe
in agony as she is electrocuted.
When the doctor notices the party,
he grabs his electroshot, a coil-
mounted crossbow, and begins
shooting.
Electroshot. Ranged Weapon Attack:
+2 to hit, range 30/60 ft., one target.
Hit: 7 (2d6) lightning damage. If the
target is a creature, it must succeed on
a DC 20 Constitution saving throw. On
a failure, the target is stunned for 1d4
rounds. The electroshot has 6 charges
and each shot consumes 1 charge.
If 5 or more of the machines in
Rooms A-H have their switches
set to 9, then the battery is drained
before the shock treatment drives
the masterpiece insane. When
released she will become a potential
ally. However, if the battery is not
drained, the shock treatment drives
her insane and she busts from the
glass tube and attacks.
Six syringes of adrenaline can be
found on the tables. In addition to
refilling a golomous creation, an
adrenaline syringe can be injected
with a DC 10 Wisdom (Medicine)
check into the heart of a living
target who has failed their final
Death saving throw to gain one
extra chance.
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 Roots of Yggdrasil

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 ROOTS OF YGGDRASIL
An adventure for four characters of 5th to 8th level by Jonathan G. Nelson.
T he Yggdrasil, a tree so immense
that its trunk crosses planar
boundaries, roots so deep, they bury
themselves in the fog-filled realm
of Niflheim. The roots of Yggdrasil
are eternally gnawed by the great
wyrm Níðhöggr and her voracious
offspring.
Plot Hook. A person important to
the party has been kidnapped and
is being held deep in the roots of
Yggdrasil.
Entering the roots of Yggdrasil
is no easy task as the great wyrm
Níðhöggr gnaws a huge section of
the roots, thus creating entrances
similar to caves. Adventurers will
have to come up with a foolproof
plan in order to sneak past (with
a successful DC 15 Dexterity
(Stealth) check) and enter these
natural root caves.
Respect your Roots. Dryads
fervently protect the roots of
Yggdrasil, should the party cause
any harm to the roots 1d4+4 dryads
will show up and attack the party.
The dryads can traverse the roots
just like individual trees by using
their Tree Stride feature. If the GM
wants to increase the challenge,
they may add 1d2 green hags and
1d4 twig blights.
1. Hole in the Roots. The strong
smell of earth assaults one's
senses. Four shriekers scream out
as the group enters. One wood
woad stands guard just inside the
entrance and won’t allow anyone
to pass. A character who reveres
nature may make a successful DC
15 Charisma (Persuasion) check
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and obtain entry for the party. If
the party attempts to force their
way in, the wood woad will attack
and 1d4+2 twig blights will attack
the party from behind. The wood
woad treats the roots as individual
trees when using its Tree Stride
feature.
2. Engulfed Roots. Roots dangle
from the ceiling here; a successful
DC 18 Intelligence (Nature) or
DC 15 Intelligence (Investigation)
check reveals the roots are
actually some kind of creature,
the wandering roots of Yggdrasil
(shambling mound). If the creature
is not detected, it drops directly
onto a random member of the party
(roll 1d4), who must succeed on a
DC 20 Dexterity saving throw or be
grappled and affected by its Engulf
feature. If a greater challenge is
needed, 1d4 vine blights may
emerge from nearby passages and
attack the party.
3. Dead Ends. The entrance to each
of the dead ends in this area has
one piercer hiding above, waiting
for prey to fall upon. At the end of
each root passage is a small pool
of liquid. If consumed by a party
member or enemy (occupants know
of the beneficial effects), they are
affected as if drinking one of the
following magic potions. Only one
liquid may be in effect per target at
any given time, and each pool only
has enough doses for a single target.
If the liquid is bottled or otherwise
transported, it becomes normal
water.
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 1d12 Color Similar to Potion of...
1 Brown, silver, and grey layers Climbing
2 Red, glimmering Healing
3 Red, glimmering Greater Healing
4 Red, glimmering Superior Healing
5 Yellow Clairvoyance
6 Red with tiny beads of silver Diminution
7 Blue, bubbles and steams as if hot Heroism
8 Purple with streaks of pink Mind Reading
9 Clear with cloudy white impurities Flying
10 Amber Longevity
11 Yellow with black swirls Speed
12 Crimson Vitality

4. Root Randomness. Roll 1d4 each 8. The Kidnapped. The person the
time the party passes this spot. 1 party seeks is held here, bound with
= 1d2 wood woads, 2 = 1d2 green roots and gagged.
hags, 3 = one earth elemental, 4 =
one wood woad & one green hag.
5. Slaves for Styx. A mezzoloth
entered the roots through a two-
way gate in order to gather new
slaves for her ship on the River
Styx. As soon as she sees or
hears the party coming, she casts
darkness followed by cloudkill, after
which she moves in and attempts
to overpower the weakest character
and drag them down a dead-end
passage, through a gate to her ship
on the River Styx.
6. Portal to Olympus. A
shimmering two-way permanent
portal here leads to the plane of
Olympus.
7. The Kidnapper. The kidnapper
awaits the arrival of the party here.
As a GM you may use an existing
enemy of the party or a drow
priestess or blackguard.
Treasure. The enemy has 1d4
magic items or potions, left up to
the GM.
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 MALICE ON JADE MOUNTAIN
An adventure for four characters of 10th to 12th level by Jonathan G. Nelson.
O ne-thousand years ago, the
tunnels of Jade Mountain were
used to mine the namesake stone.
Once dark, fraught with danger,
and frequented by accidental
death and murder, haunted spirits
now cling to the area. After the
mines closed, Ynis, a wealthy, yet
incredibly spiritual elven cleric
came from the nearby province
on a pilgrimage and had what she
thought was a vision (actually a
ghost). She took this as a sign from
her goddess and came to construct
a lavish compound, bringing many
from her province.
Just moments before the party
arrives, a mining pick is discovered
by Ynis under some rocks outside
the cave and brought inside,
causing the spirits of the slain to
awaken (see Areas 5, 6, 7). This
cursed mining pick was used long
ago by a horrific and unsavory
individual who murdered many in
cold blood.
Curse of the Slain. Until this curse
is lifted, all living beings roll a d4
and subtract the result from all
saving throws in the complex.
1. Two fires burn brightly in this
room. There are nine pillars here,
each of which has a word carved
upon it in elvish. These words
combine to form a riddle, the
answer of which must be given in
order to enter either of the double
doors to the west. “A push with
no arms, whistle with no breath.”
Answer: Wind
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2. Ynis, the elven priest kneels
before the fire in this room, praying
to her goddess. She will welcome
the characters into the temple
so long as they do no harm. The
cursed mining pick rests upon the
grey stones surrounding the fire.
If touched by a character, they will
feel uneasy and have disadvantage
on all rolls made within the
dungeon. If the mining pick is
carried by a character, they have
to succeed on a DC 20 Wisdom
saving throw every 1d6 rounds or
be affected by confusion until the
pick is dropped. Ynis is immune
to the effects of the pick thanks to
the protection of her goddess, but
remains praying in this location or
cowering with the worshipers in
Area 3.
3. A group of 20 worshippers cower
here and are completely vulnerable
to attacks from roaming undead.
Treat each worshipper as AC 10, hp
1, no attacks. Each character will
obtain 50 XP per worshiper that
survives the module.
4. This room has the temple’s
treasure stores. The door is
magically locked and can only be
opened by answering the riddle
carved in elvish “Many ask for me,
but when I’m given, most don’t
take me”. Answer: Advice. Inside
the room are hundreds of religious
manuscripts worth over 2,500
gp to any major temple, and two
chests filled with gold and gems
totaling over 4,500 gp in value. This
treasure is the property of a good-
aligned religion/church.
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 5. This door is locked and requires a
successful DC 16 Dexterity (thieves’
tools) check to unlock. Originally
thought to be statues, the three
monuments are actually upright
sarcophagi, and each of these holds
a mummy lord. One mummy lord is
released the moment the priest first
carries the mining pick into Area 2,
which also coincides with the party
entering Area 1. The first mummy
lord breaks down the room’s door
in 1d4+4 rounds (pounding can be
heard throughout the temple) and
will attack and kill all living beings
on sight, continuing this activity
in a random direction. Roll 1d4,
1: N, 2: S, 3: E, 4: W. The next two
mummy lords do the same once the
previous lord has been slain. Once
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the final mummy lord is killed,
maniacal laughter will be heard in
Area 7.
6. Once the mining pick enters the
room, three ghosts float through
the wall and two ghasts push
out old stones and emerge from
embedded space within the walls.
Roll 1d10, 1-2: undead remain
here, 3-4: Roam N, 5-6: Roam N
& E, 7-8: Roam W, 9-10: Roam W
& N.
7. This room contains different
undead each time it is entered. The
undead rejuvenate if destroyed
within one hour. Roll 1d4. 1 =
three ghosts, two ghasts, 2 =
three revenants, 3 = two wraiths,
two ghosts, two ghasts, 4 = six
banshees. The skeleton of the
murderer is embedded in the wall
of this room behind some loose
stones which are spotted with a
DC 18 (or DC 12 if laughter has
started) Wisdom (Perception) or
Intelligence (Investigation) check.
If the skeleton and the associated
cursed mining pick are removed
from the complex, or destroyed
entirely (by striking the bones with
the pick), the curse will be lifted,
all undead crumble to dust, and the
characters obtain 1,000 XP each, as
well as the praise and endorsement
of the church.
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 CARNIVAL OF THE CLOWN KING
An adventure for any number of characters of any level by Justin Andrew Mason.
T he party has been hired to
escort a merchant caravan
through a mountain pass. The
narrow ravine is dwarfed on either
side by towering cliffs, and despite
rumors of a bandit chokepoint, it
is the only route for the caravan to
traverse.
This adventure is scaled for
difficulty based on the level of the
characters. The goblins in this
adventure were born in servitude,
and trained as carnival performers.
They escaped when the Clown
King, Bigz (ogre chieftain),
slaughtered the ringmasters and led
his goblin friends to freedom in the
mountains.
Goblins. If the characters are levels
1-5, then there are 20 goblins in the
troupe; 50 goblins for levels 6-10,
and 75 goblins for levels 11+.
1. Dancing Dead
As the group nears the mountain
pass, the steep ascent on either
side forces the caravan to maintain
a linear configuration. On either
side of the narrow entrance two
rotting human corpses have been
suspended against the cliffs. Each
pair is posed as a dancing couple.
2. Special Delivery
As the caravan nears the pass
entrance, a figure dives off a cliff
edge nearly five hundred feet high.
As it falls, a pyramidal parachute
deploys and it begins to glide
directly towards the caravan.
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The base-jumping figure lands a
stretch ahead of the adventurers,
releasing the cords from its
parachute. It is a gnarly and an
aged goblin sporting a knee-length,
silvery fu manchu.
Speaking in broken common, the
goblin says:
“Hail trav’lerz! I’ze Smallz, first
hand ofz the Clown King, Bigz. Youz
be’n robbed, but if you leavez da
wagons, wez let you pass a’livin.”
He finishes with a friendly gesture
towards the pass.
If the characters do anything other
than agree, Smallz will attempt
to throw two explosive vials he is
holding at or near the front wagon
before fleeing.
Explosive Vials. Ranged Weapon
Attack: +4 to hit; range 30/60 ft., one
target. Hit: 1 (1d2) slashing damage.
Additionally, the vial detonates, and
all targets within a 30-ft.-sphere must
succeed on a DC 10 [levels 1-5], DC
15 [levels 6-10] or DC 18 [levels 11+]
Dexterity saving throw or take 10
(3d6) points of fire damage, or half as
much on a successful save.
Otherwise, they are allowed to
enter the pass, but are still attacked
later.
3. Colorful Rain
As the adventurers traverse the
pass, they notice dozens of goblins
watching their advance from the
cliffs 100 ft. above the road. When
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 the caravan reaches this narrowest
point, a hailstorm of sling stones
plummets down from above.
Each exposed creature is subject
to 2 sling attacks from the goblins
above, which are made with
disadvantage:
Sling. Ranged Weapon Attack: +4 to
hit, range 30/120 ft., one target. Hit: 2
(1d4) bludgeoning damage. The sling
stones have all been brightly painted
with festive face designs.
supporting web latticework where
they will plummet and attack again
the following round. If a goblin’s
attack misses its target, the target
may use its reaction to make an
opportunity attack against the
goblin. A successful attack that
deals acid, fire, piercing, or slashing
damage will also sever the goblin’s
cord, leaving it prone. The number
of bobbing goblins is equal to one
fourth the size of the troupe.

The maximum number of goblin

attacks is equal to half of the troupe
size.
4. Roly-Poly Goblins
Suddenly, several large leather
patchwork spheres roll down the
reclined cliffs. The balls come to
rest, blocking the roadway, and
the top halves pop off. From each
rises a goblin armed with a sling
and six small acid-filled glass
bullets. As Sling attack above,
save that the attacks are not made
with disadvantage, and the bullets
shatter upon impact, dealing an
additional 2 (1d4) acid damage on
a hit. After unloading their bullets,
the goblins charge into combat
wielding scimitars. The number of
these roly-poly goblins is equal to
one fourth the size of the troupe.
6. King of Clowns
Nearing the exit of the pass, a
massive figure obstructs the road:
an extremely large and bulbously
fat ogre chieftain dressed entirely
in clown regalia. His face is
brightly painted, and he wears an
oversized papier-mâché crown.
The Clown King, Bigz, and all
remaining goblins advance upon
the characters.
In addition to individual monster
treasure, if the cliffs are searched,
the characters will find several large
stashes of common trade goods with
a total market value of 1,000 gp, +
25 gp for each goblin in the troupe.

5. Bobbing Goblins
As the caravan continues, ropes are
slung from one cliff to the other,
forming a makeshift web overhead.
Goblins, secured by elastic sinew
cords, dive off the cliffs. The cords
allow them to plummet to mere
feet above the ground before
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and routines to the extent such content does not embody the Product
Identity and is an enhancement over the prior art and any additional
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and means any work covered by this License, including translations
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abilities or effects, logos, symbols, or graphic designs; and any other
trademark or registered trademark clearly identified as Product
identity by the owner of the Product Identity, and which specifically
excludes the Open Game Content; (f) “Trademark” means the logos,
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to the Open Game License by the Contributor (g) “Use”, “Used” or
“Using” means to use, Distribute, copy, edit, format, modify, translate
and otherwise create Derivative Material of Open Game Content. (h)
“You” or “Your” means the licensee in terms of this agreement.
2. The License: This License applies to any Open Game Content that
contains a notice indicating that the Open Game Content may only be
Used under and in terms of this License. You must affix such a notice
to any Open Game Content that you Use. No terms may be added to
or subtracted from this License except as described by the License
itself. No other terms or conditions may be applied to any Open Game
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License, the Contributors grant You a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-
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the Open Game Content.
5. Representation of Authority to Contribute: If You are contributing
original material as Open Game Content, You represent that Your
Contributions are Your original creation and/or You have sufficient
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6. Notice of License Copyright: You must update the COPYRIGHT
NOTICE portion of this License to include the exact text of the
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and the © holder name to the COPYRIGHT NOTICE of any original
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expressly licensed in another, independent Agreement with the
owner of each element of that Product Identity. You agree not to
indicate compatibility or co-adaptability with any Trademark or
Registered Trademark in conjunction with a work containing Open
Game Content except as expressly licensed in another, independent
Agreement with the owner of such Trademark or Registered
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does not constitute a challenge to the ownership of that Product
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clearly indicate which portions of the work that you are distributing
are Open Game Content.
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publish updated versions of this License. You may use any authorized
version of this License to copy, modify and distribute any Open Game
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with every copy of the Open Game Content You distribute.
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Open Game Content using the name of any Contributor unless You
have written permission from the Contributor to do so.
12. Inability to Comply: If it is impossible for You to comply with
any of the terms of this License with respect to some or all of the
Open Game Content due to statute, judicial order, or governmental
regulation then You may not Use any Open Game Material so
affected.
13. Termination: This License will terminate automatically if You fail
to comply with all terms herein and fail to cure such breach within 30
days of becoming aware of the breach. All sublicenses shall survive the
termination of this License.
14. Reformation: If any provision of this License is held to be
unenforceable, such provision shall be reformed only to the extent
necessary to make it enforceable.
15. COPYRIGHT NOTICE
Open Game License v 1.0a, © 2000, Wizards of the Coast, Inc.; .
System Reference Document 5.1 Copyright 2016, Wizards of the
Coast, Inc.; Authors Mike Mearls, Jeremy Crawford, Chris Perkins,
Rodney Thompson, Peter Lee, James Wyatt, Robert J. Schwalb, Bruce
R. Cordell, Chris Sims, and Steve Townshend, based on original
material by E. Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson.
Mini-Dungeon Monthly ©2019, AAW Games.
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