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have previously been designated level 2nd – 3rd by Stephen Yeardley
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 THE DEAD OASIS
An adventure for four to six characters of 2nd level by Thilo Graf
S ituated halfway between
the Wayward Inn and the
Grekian ruins of Lake Chonia, a
caravanserai once offered respite
for weary travelers. Chonians
made use of two magic items, a
decanter of endless water, and a
fan of clear air, to ensure reliable
rains, both gifts by a tribal spirit
in exchange for a monthly human
sacrifice of an evil soul. When the
Chonians unwittingly executed a
demonologist, a bound wind demon
was explosively unleashed: The
howling wind loosened the decanter
and fused the demon with the fan,
creating a deadly field of aridity.
A tunnel leads from the cellar of a
wind-scoured ruin below the silt
soil. The party enters from the
southwest; air dry, like breathing
sand paper. The northeast tunnel
leads to the underworld.
Supernatural Aridity. Make sure
your players are healthy and that
temperatures aren’t too high. Provide
a beverage (water is recommended)
to each player – this is the only
beverage they may drink while
exploring the dungeon. When an
adventurer suffers from dehydration,
the player can instead drink half
the container, negating the effect.
Start a timer when the party enters
the complex. Call for a DC 10
Constitution saving throw every
20 minutes if the character does not
drink one day’s worth of liquid. On
a failed saving throw, the character
gains a level of exhaustion from
dehydration. On a successful saving
throw, the DC of future saving throws
against dehydration increases by 1.
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1. Ancient Guardians
Four humanoid figures made
from dried earth stand silent vigil.
They once were the mud golem
guardians of the complex, but the
dryness has rendered them inert. As
soon as water is spilled or the first
saving throw against dehydration
is failed, the golems animate to
hunt down intruders. Until they
animate, they can be sundered with
a single blow, collapsing into dust.
2. Grand Hall
The eleven columns feature relief
embossing of supplicants having
their thirst slaked from various
containers. The faces of the
supplicants have been replaced by
blank, crystalline spheres – actually
dormant arcamags. Spilling water
makes them use their action to drink.
3. Dried Vortex
A churning vortex of water was
once fed by a decanter of endless
water set into the ceiling. The
magics of this room dispersed the
waters throughout the oasis above,
while draining excess water. A 30
feet deep funnel (DC 10 Strength
(Athletics) to climb) of dried mud
remains, with a chrysalis of silver-
thread (500 gp) gleaming below.
The chrysalis contains a lou carcolh
in hibernation, which awakens if
disturbed. Its chrysalis also hides
the decanter. The decanter is broken
and can be repaired (see Area 4).
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 4. Locked Shrine armor. One holds the blessed key
to Area 4. Offering a dry dead one
This room is magically locked, and
day’s worth of water (or the GM
may only be opened with the blessed
half of the beverage) releases it from
key (see Area 6). Flanked by six
its agony. Releasing the dry dead
pillars, a statue of an upright wolf
teaches the call a roggenwolf ritual.
gazes upon an altar containing the
demonologist’s husk, now a dry dead Fan of Clear Air
(see Area 6). The altar features runes
Wondrous item, uncommon (requires
to call a roggenwolf. Upon completion,
attunement)
the statue animates as a roggenwolf
and offers to repair fan and decanter,
but only for one sacrifice per month, This gorgeous fan weighs 1 pound.
reinstating Chonian practices. You can use an action to speak one
of two command words:
5. Tainted Air Vortex “Clear” clears any gas within a 10-foot-
radius sphere.
Atop a howling chasm, a contraption “Disperse” disperses up to 5 gallons
holds a glowing fan of clear air
of liquid in a 1-mile radius.
fused with a howling wind demon:
the source of the supernatural
aridity. The fan channels elemental
air, and was used to disperse the
decanter’s water atop the oasis. The
demon is restrained and begs the
party to retrieve the decanter
(Area 3) so it can transfer
its essence to that item and
escape. Complying with
the demon’s demands
will make any water
the decanter produces
diseased, but end the aridity
and award a rare magic item.

6. The Final Rest

The four acolytes that
once maintained the
caravanserai and their
two elite guards ran here when
the sacrifice unleashed the demon,
only to be slain by the aridity. The
trauma of their death reanimated
them as dry dead – skeletal undead
(use blood zombie statistics, but
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 CLEANSING CULTUS REANIMUS
An adventure for three to five characters level 2nd – 3rd by Stephen Yeardley

T he party is asked to probe a

suspected cultist hideout by a
town official. This adventure has
1. Entrance Hall
Entering. The entrance is locked
two encounters. In theory, the party (DC 13 Dexterity (thieves’ tools)
deals with the hard encounter on unlocks; door: 20 Hit Points,
entering, rests up, and then faces damage threshold 5. If this door
the medium encounter on leaving, is left unlocked, the second
cleansing the regional cult activities door (the standard door for the
while revealing a spy alongside complex) locks, unlocking if the
clues for further adventures. entrance is locked again or it
is dealt with (DC 13 Dexterity
Entries are the foe’s location. (thieves’ tools) unlocks; door: 25
When fighting together, Hit Points, damage threshold 5.
skeletons aid acolytes.
Leaving. One or two cultists are here.
A trap door reveals a
tunnel to this hallway. 2. Communication Statues
Here are opponents for The three statues are homunculi,
various parties: one linked to the half-ogre, one to
the spy, one to a mystery person.
In unison they chant,
Party Entering “Welcome believers!”
Number of Entering. The exits
Lvl H-O OZ A Sp
characters unlock when a donation
3 3rd #5 #5 - - is placed in a hollow
collection stand (left
3 3rd #5 #5 - -
takes food; right
4 3rd #5 #5 NC - accepts flasks of liquids;
4 3rd #5 #5 NC - center receives coins;
accepted value is 1 sp).
5 2nd #5 #5 NC #4
Items are collected
5 2nd #5 #5 NC #4 at midnight, so the

Leaving
C C C C Sk Sk Sk Sk A A A
#1 #2 - - #2 #3 - - #4 #3 -
#1 #2 - - #2 #3 NC - #4 - -
#1 #2 NC #1 #2 #3 NC #5 #4 - -
#1 #2 NC #1 #2 #3 NC - #4 #3 -
#1 #2 NC #1 #2 #3 NC #5 #4 #3 -
#1 #2 NC - #2 #3 NC #5 #4 #3 #4

half-ogre (H-O); ogre zombie (OZ); acolyte (A);

spy (Sp); skeleton (Sk); cultist (C)

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 collection stands may or may not be Leaving. A skeleton may attack,
empty. The half-ogre and spy each or cultist and a skeleton may
possess a key that unlocks all doors. lure the lead adventurer into
an ambush at a ‘T’ junction.
Leaving. One cultist and one
skeleton stand guard here.
5. Ritual Chamber
3. Cleansing Pool Sealed by dark magics, it is impossible
to enter this chamber without
Hooks on the pillars hold cult garb.
either a donation (or unlocking the
The voluminous robes bestow
door), walking through the pool, or
disadvantage on attack rolls to non-
donning a cult robe. Without having
believers. Seven pillars have robes;
done either, a character simply can’t
three have general clothing belonging
walk inside, as if held back by an
to the half-ogre, the acolyte, and
invisible compulsion. The elaborate
the spy. The brackish, gray water
symbol reanimates cult victims as
has the same color as the stone, and
either zombies or skeletons. One
smells of stagnation and rot. Walking
homunculus in Area 2 is linked to
through it grants evil creatures
the mystery character who visits
advantage on their next three attack
occasionally to create ghouls. The
rolls, but only once per night.
braziers emit necrotic energies in
Entering. Wet footprints, distinct a 10-foot radius, dealing 7 (2d6)
in size and shape, belong to the necrotic damage on a failed DC 10
spy, whether encountered or not. Constitution saving throw, or half
as much on a successful one. Only
Leaving. One skeleton is here,
good characters are affected. The
possibly with an acolyte.
half-ogre uses a wand of animate
dead to control the skeletons,
4. Rest Chamber as does the spy if present.
Six large chests, each containing:
Entering. The half-ogre is
a bed roll; a small lockable coffer
here with the ogre zombie.
with key; two books on the cult (one
its rituals, one its history); a prayer Leaving. A skeleton may disturb
cushion. One also holds information the party as it breaks camp.
on the spy and mystery leader.
Entering. If present, the spy is
found recovering the information.
Leaving. One or two acolytes
are here, searching the chests.

North Corridors (NC)

Entering. If present, the acolyte
circles behind the party before it
reaches Area 5. It re-enters the
cleansing pool (Area 3), gaining
its benefit, before doing so.

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 BRUSH WITH DEATH AT THE BAEVONIAN STRONGHOLD
A hold-the-fort siege adventure for four to six characters of 8th – 10th level by Jonathan G. Nelson
T he Baevonians are a heavily-
armed and armored people
who crave law and order to such an
extent they’ve struck vile alliances
to further their own dominance in
former Chonia. Baevonians are the
last line of defense from the undead
hordes streaming from Valindar.
The characters enter the Baevonian
stronghold just before it comes
under siege, with undead forces
surging up the exterior walls
and gaining entry through
windows, arrow slits, and any
other means they can find.
Undead Onslaught. There is a
steady stream of undead, surging
through every opening of the
stronghold. Attacks typically
come from the direction of a
wall or the main gates but as
the undead stream into the
structure, characters could
be ambushed anywhere.
If a character moves 20 feet,
enters a room, or spends more
than 1d4 minutes doing anything,
roll a random encounter (even
during combat). After 2d4+10
random encounter rolls, the
siege has ended but more undead
gather in the distance. Will
there be another onslaught?
How will the party prepare?
Random encounters (1d12): 1 =
ten ghouls + four ghasts, 2 = ten
skeletons per round for 1d4+1
rounds, 3 = four ghouls, four ghasts,
2 minotaur skeletons, 4 = 1d2+1
wraiths, 5 = twenty skeletons +
twenty zombies, 6 = ten skeletons,
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ten zombies, 2d4+2 shadows,
7 = 2d6+4 ghouls, 8 = 1d2+1
revenants, 9 = three mummies
+ three wights, 10 = two ghasts,
two ghouls, two poltergeists,
two shadows, one skeleton, one
specter, two will-o-wisps, two
zombies, 11 = ten will-o-wisps, 12
= one wraith, three specters, three
shadows, three will-o-wisps.
Baevonian Stronghold
This stronghold is the first of many
protecting the Baevonian Pass and
former Chonia. Those stationed
here are less concerned with the
offensive in Chonia and more
focused on holding this stronghold.
1. Pillars of Triumph
Forty crawling claws slip through
the crack under the gates, scatter,
then head straight for Area 6.
They have been commanded to kill
Captain Heighbron, the highest-
ranking soldier in this stronghold.
56 skeletons, 25 zombies, and two
bone nagas wait outside while
some of the skeletons repetitively
and methodically slam a battering
ram built of fused human skulls
into the front gates. After 2d20+20
minutes (real-world/set timer), the
gates will come down and these
forces, plus 4d10+40 skeletons
will surge into the stronghold.
2. Fountain of Life
This fountain has been blessed
by the priests of the Axiomatic
General to not only heal those
who are injured, but to imbue
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 combatants with the strength
(STR +2 for duration of siege) to
stave off any enemies invading
this place. Drinking this magic
water as an action acts as a potion
of healing, but only when drunk
directly from the fountain.
3. Guardian Statue: L aw
This statue of the famous war hero
Grektharian represents law (and
enforcement) for the Baevonians.
If the main gates are breached,
the statue transforms into an
armory golem to help protect the
Baevonians and the fortress.
4. Guardian Statue: Order
This is a statue of Ciomtian, a
famous judge, and represents
order for the Baevonians. If
the main gates are breached,
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stone golem to help protect the
Baevonians and the fortress.
5. West Barracks
Home to 25 Baevonian
soldiers, these men and women
immediately stream out to
the main gates to protect the
stronghold. (LN, guards)
6. East Barracks
Same as Area 5. Captain
Heighbron (LN, city watch
captain) will emerge from this
room if and when any big baddies
enter the fortress or if his forces
cannot hold the onslaught of
lesser undead. If the characters
fight well, he offers them official
positions within the Baevonian
army, if they refuse, he discretely
offers roguish adventurers the
chance to be Baevonian spies.
 UMBRAVANIA: THE TOWER OF COUNT TOLWYNN
An adventure for three to four characters of 9th – 11th level by Justin Andrew Mason
T he vampire lord, Count
Tolwynn and his three
daughters have been wreaking
havoc across the realm of
Umbravania. It’s time to infiltrate
Tolwynn’s tower and put an end
to their scourge once and for all.
The tower is actually the entrance
to the count’s demiplane, which
can only be accessed by traversing
the spiral staircase. Any attempt
to scale the tower reveals an
empty and long-abandoned site.
1. Fair Warning
Upon entering the tower, three
braziers ignite into flame revealing
the spiral staircase leading up.
The count’s disembodied voice
speaks, “I am Tolwynn the
dreaded, the damned, lord of
darkness, and render of souls.
Flee now or forfeit yours.”
2. Evil’s Sting
As the stairs continue upward
a sense of foreboding evil
permeates the air. Good-
aligned creatures feel a stinging
sensation across their skin. A
DC 20 Intelligence (Religion)
identifies the phenomenon and
means to counter it (Area 3).
3. Evil’s Bite
The stinging sensation grows into
a painful burn, until the skin of
good-aligned creatures actually
begins to sizzle and steam. Good-
aligned creatures take 10 (4d4)
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acid damage each round they are
in this area. A bless spell or holy
water will negate the damage.
4. Maidens of Bone
The floor here is covered with a
glowing pentagram; the source
of the permeating evil in floors
below. It is treated as a 6th-level
spell (DC 16) for the purpose of
dispel magic check. Two feminine
statues tower over the stairwell,
made entirely of bones. Blood seeps
from the eye sockets of the skulls
and pours into basins beneath. If
the pentagram is dispelled, the
statues disassemble into eight
clacking skeletons per statue.
Note: This floor (Areas 4 - 11) is
the count’s personal demiplane.
Teleportation does not work
here, and good characters have
disadvantage on attack rolls
(50%) or saving throws (50%)
while inside the plane. Reroll
which applies every minute.
5. Pillars of Shadow
The columns in this room appear
to be made of pure shadow, but
the darkness peels from the stone
shafts to reveal 25 shadows.
6. Hall of Memories
This library contains literature that
spans over 1,000 years. Six wraiths
hide within the bookshelves and
attack if any book is disturbed.
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 7. Sleeping Sisters
The sarcophagi each contain a
daughter of the count: Adrianna,
Sabetha, and Ehlowynn (vampire)
There is a 50% chance that
each will awaken if disturbed.
Ehlowynn is only here, if she wasn’t
slain in “The Queen of Nevermore.”
8. Treasure Vault
The door can be unlocked with
the key found in Area 10, or
with a DC 25 Dexterity (thieves’
tools) check. Two chests contain
treasure; however, the center
contains a wraith that attacks
when disturbed. Treasure:
50,000 gp worth of figurines,
and six random magic items.
9. No Place for the Living
Blood Dart
Magical trap
Two rounds after entering the
room, each of the six, fanged
columns fires a razor-sharp
drop of blood that unerringly
hits a character in the room.
Each column can fire every 5
minutes and targets a different
character. A target must succeed on
a DC 20 Constitution saving throw,
or take 18 (4d8) necrotic damage,
or half as much on a successful one.
For each failed saving throw, the
count learns a secret of the target.
A DC 20 Wisdom (Perception)
check notices the trap, and
bless or throwing holy water
on a column disables it.
The room houses two
vampire spawn gorging
on a corpse.
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10. False Vault
The lock upon this door can be
picked with a DC 25 Dexterity
(thieves’ tools) check. Inside
the sarcophagus awaits a
monarch skeleton. Around its
neck hangs the key to Area 8.
11. The Hall of Reflections
Nine large mirrors are mounted
on the walls of this room. Count
Tolwynn’s reflection appears in
all of them. They all step out of
the mirrors. One is the count. The
other eight are magic reflections
(10 hp; cause half damage, rounded
down). When a reflection is killed, it
reappears and emerges undamaged
in its mirror after 1d4 rounds.
If a mirror is destroyed (5 hp),
then its reflection is killed, and the
mirror explodes, its glass shards
flying out in a 50-foot
cone. Those caught
by the shards
must succeed on
a DC 10+1d4
Dexterity saving
throw, or take 10
(4d4) slashing
damage, or half
as much on a
successful one.
These shards
pass through
the reflections
without harming
them. If Tolwynn
is killed, all of his
reflections shatter.
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A hard adventure for three to five characters of 11th – 13th level by Stephen Yeardley
T his adventure has two
encounters, one hard and one
medium. Theoretically, the party
overcomes the hard encounter on
entering, rests up, and then faces
the medium encounter on leaving.
Chasing Pernego, a renegade mage,
the party discovers he plans to free
and recruit a number of potential
accomplices from a long-forgotten
prison. This makes collecting the
bounty on him–much larger if
returned alive–harder, although
a potential ally is also here.
The opponents the party
faces include:
Entering. Pernego; incubus;
wraith; vampire spawn; night
hag; barbed devil; steam mephit
(3); swarm of blink bats (a
common swarm of bats with the
blink dog teleport ability);
Leaving. Dreygur the
Revenant; flameskull; knight (4)
Items carried by Pernego: Oil
of etherealness (6); portable hole;
ring of X-ray vision; ring of the
ram; rod of absorption (30 levels
stored when all bubbles fractured)
Potential ally: Kermode
the Werebear
Most cells are reversed ethereal
bubbles. Creatures able to access
the Ethereal Plane are held in
an endless loop from and back
to the cell. Pernego found that
placing an extra-dimensional
space (like a portable hole) on
the bubble and then pouring oil
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absorption onto it momentarily
fractured the shield, freeing the
prisoner. The rod absorbs 5 levels
of energy in this process. All
areas are hemispheres. A DC 20
Intelligence (Investigation)
check investigating a bubble
unveils how it was breached.
1. Unstable Approach
The remains of a yellow diamond
elemental gem are scattered at
the start of this passage. The
earth elemental dug the tunnels
to the other cellblocks and
breeched Area 3 before fleeing.
If the party struggles to overcome
Pernego, it returns to help.
Entering. Three summoned
steam mephits make use of an
unstable ceiling. Fighting them
causes enough vibration to require
everyone in the 25-foot-diameter
section before the entrance to
Area 2 to succeed on a DC
17 Dexterity saving throw,
taking 27 (5d10) bludgeoning
damage on a failed save, or half
as much on a successful one.
Leaving. A knight attacks
the first person it sees leaving
here with its crossbow before
retreating westwards. It is visible
to the one in Area 3. If the party
leaves this way, the knights
from Area 6 track them down.
Dreygur and the flameskull
do the same if they survive.
2. Cellblock One
Northeast: Stasis Forcecage
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werebear held in stasis, is
visible in this forcecage. A DC 18
Intelligence (Arcana) check
notes that casting any divination
spell using a 5th-level spell slot
or higher while touching the
ground revives her. If released,
she fights alongside the party.
Southwest: Ethereal Bubble
Entering. A night hag is
now free of the bubble, but its
weakened membrane is still
dangerous. The hag tries to push
someone into the ethereal bubble,
from which the usual escape
method escape is required.
Leaving. Dreygur’s flameskull
attacks twice from 30 feet high,
before flying to Area 4 or 5.
3. Vampiric Bottle Cell
Entering. After being paid in
leather sacks of blood (that coat
the floor of the bottle cell) the
vampire spawn waits on the
ceiling above the entrance. It drops
on anyone who leans over the cell,
attempting to drag anyone hit to
cell’s bottom 30 feet below with
a contested Strength check.
Leaving. A knight hides here,
visible to the one in Area 1.
4. Invisible Lead Chamber
Entering. The green outer
ring is invisible lead, 3 feet
thick. Previously solid, it
is now cracked sufficiently
for the wraith within to
pass back and forth without
ending its turn inside an object.
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Leaving. There is an 80% chance
Dreygur and the flameskull, if
it escaped, is encountered here.
5. Comfortable Ethereal Bubble
Entering. This cell held an
incubus. The space around
the bubble is well-appointed,
and the demon is still here. This
is the safest place to rest.
Leaving. There is a 20% chance
Dreygur and the flameskull, if
it escaped, is encountered here.
6. Ritual Chamber
East: Hellish Gaol
Entering. Pernego has just
finished freeing a barbed devil.
He is agreeing a contract for
its help as the party enters.
West: Pillar Square
This is an empty solid forcecage,
but with signs of recent use.
Leaving. Two knights are here,
watching the way in or attacking
anyone trying to escape. If the party
leaves this way, the knights from
Areas 1 and 3 track
them down, as do
Dreygur and the
flameskull.
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“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
Content distributed using this License.
3. Offer and Acceptance: By Using the Open Game Content You
indicate Your acceptance of the terms of this License.
4. Grant and Consideration: In consideration for agreeing to use this
License, the Contributors grant You a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-
free, non-exclusive license with the exact terms of this License to Use,
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
rights to grant the rights conveyed by this License.
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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
COPYRIGHT NOTICE of any Open Game Content You are copying,
modifying or distributing, and You must add the title, the © date,
and the © holder name to the COPYRIGHT NOTICE of any original
Open Game Content you Distribute.
7. Use of Product Identity: You agree not to Use any Product
Identity, including as an indication as to compatibility, except as
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
Trademark. The use of any Product Identity in Open Game Content
does not constitute a challenge to the ownership of that Product
Identity. The owner of any Product Identity used in Open Game
Content shall retain all rights, title and interest in and to that Product
Identity.
8. Identification: If you distribute Open Game Content You must
clearly indicate which portions of the work that you are distributing
are Open Game Content.
9. Updating the License: Wizards or its designated Agents may
publish updated versions of this License. You may use any authorized
version of this License to copy, modify and distribute any Open Game
Content originally distributed under any version of this License.
10. Copy of this License: You MUST include a copy of this License
with every copy of the Open Game Content You distribute.
11. Use of Contributor Credits: You may not market or advertise the
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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