the emphasis on tactical, puzzle-like combat, this scenario
STOP, THIEVES!
Stop, Thieves! is a fast-paced, competitive scenario for two
or more players made to highlight the new kobolds
presented in Flee, Mortals! Packet 3. Players divide into
two teams, each controlling a faction of greedy, jealous
kobolds. The factions attempt to outfight and outmaneuver
each other to steal the other’s treasure, supported by an
unending cadre of eager reinforcements. This scenario is a
combat-only encounter, but the combat itself acts as a
strategic puzzle. It requires no Game Master and each team
can have as many (or as few) players controlling their
forces as they like. Stop, Thieves! is an excellent way to
have a friendly competition with another adventuring
group, a tense tactical challenge, an event where your
regular GM participates as a player, or a hilarious sidebar
encounter.
THE STORY SO FAR
The Irontooth Kobold bandits hide their precious
treasures in the Dark Grotto, while the kobolds of the
Glittering Scales stash valuables in the crumbling ruins of a
once-great draconic citadel they call Kobold Keep. Both
factions swore oaths to take treasure from any who dare
enter their valley and have each amassed a small fortune
from attacking unsuspecting caravans traveling through
the vale. Now, the little dragons have their sights set on
each other.
Two groups of short but fierce warriors enter this valley,
but only one shall claim all the treasure! Victory cannot be
achieved through force of arms alone. With unending
waves of reinforcements on both sides, success hinges on
cunning and thievery.
GAME RULES
Stop, Thieves! is run using a strict interpretation of fifth
edition rules. Optional rules, such as flanking, are allowed,
but both teams must agree to them before the start of play.
STEALING TREASURE AND WINNING
The goal of the scenario is to steal a treasure chest from
the enemy faction. To steal a faction’s treasure chest, a
creature from the other faction must start their turn in the
same space as that treasure chest. Once a faction’s treasure
chest is stolen, the game is over, and the team who stole
the treasure is declared the victor!
BATTLE MAP
Use the provided battle map when running this scenario.
Due to the placement and density of terrain features and
is not suited to “theater of the mind”-style play. The map is
small to maintain the feeling of an arena, and creatures
can’t move or be moved beyond the boundaries of the map.
The battle map is divided into two halves by a deep
chasm. The western half is Kobold Keep. The eastern half is
the Dark Grotto.
PREPARATION
Before the scenario begins, each team builds their own
roster of up to five different stat blocks from the “Kobolds”
section of Flee, Mortals! Packet 3, excluding the kobold
tiro and kobold decanus. A team’s roster determines
what creatures they can start with and use as
reinforcements throughout the scenario. For ease of play,
it is recommended to print out or otherwise conveniently
ready the stat blocks from each team’s roster.
From their roster, each team chooses a starting group of
up to five creatures. The sum of these creatures’
experience points values must be no more than 500 XP.
For example, a team could start with one shieldscale
drangolin (450 XP) and one kobold venator (50 XP), or
start with five kobold legionaries (100 XP each).
INITIATIVE
To control the chaos of reinforcements rushing into battle,
initiative is determined differently than in a typical fifth
edition combat encounter. Before the scenario begins, each
team notes the initiative bonus for each stat block on their
roster. Creatures act on an initiative equal to 10 + their
Dexterity modifier. In the case of a tie, roll a d20 to
determine the initiative winner, with higher numbers
acting first. Additionally, each team spawns
reinforcements on initiative count 0.
PLACE CREATURES
After determining initiative, each team places their
starting group of creatures on the map in initiative order.
A team can place a creature on or within 5 feet of the
reinforcement spawn points on their faction’s side of the
map. Once the starting groups are placed, the scenario
begins.
ENCOUNTER STRUCTURE
This scenario runs like a typical fifth edition combat
encounter, with each creature acting on their initiative
count.
REINFORCEMENTS
On initiative count 0 of each round, each team spawns
reinforcements. A team can place one creature worth up to
50 XP from their roster on one of the four reinforcement
spawn points on their faction’s side of the map, or the
closest unoccupied space to one of those spawn points if
the point’s space is occupied. Alternatively, a team can
choose to forgo spawning a reinforcement that round and
instead bank 50 XP to be applied to the next time a
reinforcement is spawned. Banked XP is cumulative, but a
team loses all banked XP when they spawn a
reinforcement.
Newly spawned creatures act on initiative of 10 + their
Dexterity modifier, rolling to break ties. Each team has an
endless number of reinforcements.
DEATH AND DYING
Players are accustomed to their characters making death
saving throws when reduced to 0 hit points. However,
during this scenario, each creature dies when they are
reduced to 0 hit points, rather than falling unconscious.
FLOW OF COMBAT
After the initial crash of starting creatures, expect the battle to
turn more strategic as critical reinforcements slowly arrive. As
the number of active creatures dwindle, trap levers become
harder to defend and routes to the treasure chests become
easier to traverse. This forces players to try to find the fastest
and sneakiest routes across the map to claim the treasure chests.
BE SUPPORTIVE AND FUN
Stop, Thieves! is a competitive, head-to-head way to play a
game that is typically a cooperative storytelling experience.
This format has the potential for elevated emotions which,
when handled inappropriately, can lead to harmful
behavior and hard feelings. Since this is a new dynamic for
many groups, players should adhere to the etiquette listed
below:
• Competitors should hold themselves to the highest
standards of fairness, integrity, generosity, grace, respect,
and inclusiveness.
• Respect your fellow players and acknowledge everyone
at the table is doing their best. Come to the game with
understanding and forgiveness. It's about fun, not
harping on people when they make a mistake.
• Toxicity, intolerance, and selfishness aren’t acceptable.
• During the heat of battle, stay focused and help your
fellow players do the same. A forgotten bonus action or
missed terrain effect can change the game, so you’ll want
to pay attention as best you can, but if you or another
player forgets something, resolve the issue fairly and
graciously then move on.
These guidelines, alongside a strong sense of
sportsmanship, help ensure everyone has a good time.
KOBOLDS VS. KOBOLDS
One player should read or paraphrase the following boxed
text to begin the encounter:
The Irontooth Kobolds are about to go to war with the
Glittering Scales for control of the valley and its treasure.
However, both sides have an unthinkable number of
reinforcements who make a war of attrition a difficult
proposition. But there is another way.
Through clever ploys, you have found a way to steal the
priceless artifacts of your enemy: a shining chest bursting
with riches. Without their treasures, your enemy will be
completely demoralized and break, scurrying back to their
underground homes and ceding the valley to your people.
Ready your defenses and set plenty of traps, your rivals
come!
COMMON FEATURES
The battlefield has the following features, which are
indicated on the map.
DEEP CHASM
This jagged cleft opens in the earth like a rock-covered
wound. From the Kobold Keep side of the map, the chasm
is 50 feet deep. From the Dark Grotto side of the map, the
chasm is 40 feet deep.
A creature is unimpeded when jumping from Kobold
Keep to the Dark Grotto. Due to the elevation difference, a
creature jumping from the Dark Grotto to Kobold Keep
must succeed on a DC 10 Strength (Athletics) check or hit
the cliff face and fall into the chasm.
FLOATING RIVER
A roaring waterfall sprays mist into the air and feeds a
slow-moving river at the southern edge of the map. The 2-
foot-deep river is difficult terrain. When a creature enters
the river for the first time on a turn or starts their turn
there, they are moved 5 feet to the east.
ILLUMINATION
A pale, bright moon fills the battlefield with dim light.
NARROW LEDGE
A thin strip of earth squeezes between the yawning chasm
to the north and the rushing river to the south. A Small or
larger creature can cross this ledge without risk of falling
by treating the space it occupies as difficult terrain. A
creature can choose to move across the ledge at normal
speed but must succeed on a DC 10 Dexterity (Acrobatics)
check or fall into the chasm below.
REINFORCEMENTS SPAWN POINT
Each faction has four of these teleportation circles in their
domain that act as a possible arrival point for their
reinforcements. See “Reinforcements” for more
information.
TRAP LEVER
This valley’s inhabitants are masters of traps both devious
and cunning. A single iron lever protrudes from the ground
in each faction’s domain. As an action, a creature with a
free hand occupying the lever’s space can pull the lever
and activate that lever’s associated traps. While the
creature remains in the lever’s space, they can continue to
hold onto the lever and keep the traps active. The creature
can let go of the lever at any time (no action required), at
which point the associated traps immediately deactivate.
The traps also deactivate if the creature leaves the lever’s
space, dies, or is incapacitated.
UNDERGROUND TUNNELS
Throughout this valley are five entrances to an intricate
network of underground tunnels. A Small or Tiny creature
in the same space as an underground tunnel entrance can
use only 15 feet of movement to immediately move to
another underground tunnel entrance. If the destination is
occupied, the occupying creature is pushed 5 feet away
from the tunnel entrance into an unoccupied space of their
choice.
DARK GROTTO FEATURES
The Dark Grotto on the east side of the battlefield has the
following features, which are indicated on the map.
GIANT WEBS
Giant spiders lurk in the depths behind the Irontooth
Kobolds’ encampment. The arachnids have retreated into
hiding while the battle rages, but their webs remain. The
webs are difficult terrain for creatures from the Glittering
Scales faction. A creature in the webs has vulnerability to
fire damage. When a creature in the webs takes fire
damage, the webs in the same space as the creature are
destroyed.
SHARP ROCKS
The rushing river pushes up against a wall of sharp, jagged
rocks. A creature moved into the rocks by the river or
another creature takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage and 1d6
piercing damage.
TRAPS
When a creature uses the trap lever in the Dark Grotto, the
following traps activate.
Iron Bars. When the Dark Grotto traps are active, spear-
tipped, impassable prison bars extend from the floor and
curve 10 feet upward, creating two 10-foot-square cells.
One cell contains the Dark Grotto treasure chest. A
creature in a space with the prison bars when the Dark
Grotto traps are activated is moved into the nearest
unoccupied space away from the treasure chest and
attacked by the spears. The spears make their attack roll
with a +7 bonus and deal 2d10 piercing damage on a hit.
The spaces between bars are too small to retrieve any
treasure, but the bars don’t block line of sight or attacks.
River Dock. Ahoy! This dock isn’t a trap, but it activates
when the Dark Grotto trap lever is pulled. Ingenious
kobolds constructed this stout wooden wharf from timbers
taken from felled giant mushroom stalks. When the Dark
Grotto traps are activated, small skiffs secured to an
underwater track float to the surface and can be used. A
Small or Tiny creature in the same space as the dock can
sail one of these Small boats against the river’s current,
moving along the river as if it were normal terrain and
ignoring the Floating River terrain effects. The skiffs sink
beneath the water if the traps are deactivated.
Sewage Pipe. A rusty sewage pipe from a bygone era
protrudes from the cave wall. The pipe extends 1 inch from
the wall, is 20 feet above the floor, and is sealed by a
hinged iron cap. When the Dark Grotto traps are activated,
the cap opens and effluent spews out onto the walls and
floor drain. It is totally gross. When a creature enters the
trap’s area for the first time on a turn or starts their turn
there, they are knocked prone and must make a DC 10
Constitution saving throw. A creature takes 4d10 poison
damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a
successful one.
KOBOLD KEEP FEATURES
Kobold Keep on the west side of the battlefield has the
following features, which are indicated on the map.
ARCANE CIRCLE
The ancient power of the lost dragon empire still infuses
the floor of the tallest tower. A circle of inscribed runes
grants a magical boon to those within its bounds. A
creature in the tower deals an extra 1d6 damage when
they hit with a weapon or spell attack. The damage type is
chosen by the attacker from one of the following types:
acid, cold, fire, or lightning.
CASTLE BATTLEMENTS
The castle ruins’ crenelated stone walls provide half cover
(a +2 bonus to AC and Dexterity saving throws) to
creatures in a tower from attacks and effects outside that
tower.
TRAPS
When a creature uses the trap lever in Kobold Keep, the
following traps activate.
Boiling Pitch. When the Kobold Keep traps are
activated, boiling tar sprays down from gargoyle spouts
carved into the stone tower battlements, covering the area
of burned ground on the map. When a creature enters the
trap’s area for the first time on a turn or starts their turn
there, they are covered in sticky, burning pitch and can
never remove it completely. An affected creature takes 1d4
fire damage at the start of each of their turns until they die.
Fire-Breathing Statue. A carved stone statue of the
progenitor dragon in Kobold Keep is 8 feet tall, but
creatures can move past it as if it were difficult terrain. The
interior of the stonework is hollowed out and filled with
complicated bronze bellows and funnels. When the Kobold
Keep traps are activated, a gout of white-hot flame pours
westward from the mouth of the statue in a 5-foot-wide,
10-foot-long line. A creature who enters the trap’s area or
starts their turn there must make a DC 15 Dexterity saving
throw, taking 4d10 fire damage on a failed save, or half as
much damage on a successful one.
Spear Thicket. When the Kobold Keep traps are
activated, a fusillade of sharpened, poison-smeared spears
extends out of holes in the ground. When a creature enters
this trap’s area or starts their turn there, they are attacked
by the spears. The spears make their attack roll with a +7
bonus and deal 2d10 piercing damage on a hit. A creature
who takes piercing damage from the spears must make a
DC 10 Constitution saving throw, taking 2d10 poison
damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a
successful one.

CREDITS
Design Director: Matthew Colville
Lead Designer: James Introcaso
Author: C. Steven Ross
Editor: Amber Litke
Cartography: Miska Fredman
Production: Lars Bakke
Playtest Director: Lars Bakke
MCDM CONTRACTORS
Community Coordinator: John Champion
Customer Support: Bobby McBride
QA Senior Tester: Spencer Hibnick
Testers: Nathan Clark, Cassandra “Dig” Crary, Alecson de Lima
Junior, James Dewar, Anna Guimarães, Alex Hencinski
MCDM PRODUCTIONS
Lars Bakke: Development & Production
Jerod Bennett: Technology
Grace Cheung: Art
Matt Colville: Writing & Design
Nick De Spain: Art & Art Outsource Management
Jason Hasenauer: Art & Art Direction
James Introcaso: Lead Game Designer
Hannah Rose: Managing Editor
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