AWAITING COVER

Adventure Overview Flames. The demon offered a pact - it would

W K N F R K F G V FK T G D W T V R K F I G
adventure optimized for a party of four
level 3 characters and can be played as a stand-
is an use its magic to fuel their mighty forges, if
they would let it freely burn the forests of the
mountain range they inhabited.
alone session or easily incorporated into an The dwarves accepted, carrying little
ongoing campaign. The party will confront the for the forests of the surface dwellers. The
“The Screwfoots,” a band of goblins that have dwarves became known as the Fireburst
mechanically enhanced their bodies, replacing clan, in reference to the ever-roaring flames
their limbs with tools and weapons! of its forges, and the forest fires that swept
They must find a way to stop the Screw- the mountain ridges. For many decades, their
foots' rampaging "war-wagon" before it raids pact with Vinnarock remained. However, a
a nearby town, only to discover that the vehicle later generation of Fireburst dwarves came
contains a stolen, and dangerous, magic relic of to regret the pact their forefathers made. They
great importance. The heroes must comman- devised a plan to magically imprison Vinnaro-
deer the war wagon and take it on a harrowing ck, but in such a way that they could still har-
ride back through enemy territory as they race ness the demon's power for their forges. The
to return the relic before a demonic entity is Fireburst clerics fashioned the Smoldering
unleashed! Seal , a magical artifact that could drink up
all the hateful fire of the demon of flames. At
Adventure Background an opportune moment the dwarves betrayed
the demon, locking Vinnarock away. The divine
NCOGIFPT EV AP artifact allowed the Fireburst clan to divert
In ancient times, a clan of dwarves were ap- Vinnarock’s chaotic flames into their forges,
proached by a great demon, Vinnarock of the dispersing the demon’s power and providing

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an everlasting source of heat from which they
can forge and smelt metals.
The dwarves of the Fireburst clan have long
worked in the shadows to contain the demon,
which powers their forges to this day. Should
the Seal ever be removed from the dwarves
temple under the mountain, its magic would
quickly wane and the demon be released again.
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For many years, the Screwfoot goblin tribe
was a minor nuisance. They had earned a
reputation for being unhinged, given their
practice of severing their limbs and replacing
them with crude mechanical enhancements,
but not one for being especially dangerous.
Local militias had no trouble repelling their
sporadic and poorly-organized attacks.
But in recent weeks, this has changed.
Rip Screwfo t , an ambitious new leader of
the tribe, poured all the clan's resources into
building a vehicle that would allow them to
travel great distances and carry looted mate-
rials and relics easier. Rip’s vision came to life
when the nogaw r was finished!
The war-wagon is pulled by a mechanical-
ly enhanced ogre that never tires. This wagon
itself is equipped with the latest and greatest
products of Rip’s twisted engineering mind.
To inaugurate its completion, the goblins
have kicked off a marathon series of town
raids - crashing through the wilderness and
plowing into villages with reckless abandon
and looting anything that looks valuable or
magical.
Success has lead to success, as isolated
communities keep falling to the goblin blitz.
Most recently, Rip burst through the doors of
the Fireburst clan, overwhelming the dwarves
with sudden violence. The obvious importance
of the Smoldering Seal immediate attracted the
goblins. Unaware of the Seal’s purpose and
power, Rip ignored the dwarven priest’s des-
perate plea to not remove it from the temple.
The goblins have loaded it onto the war-wagon,
where it becomes ore volatile by the hour.
Reading the Entries
This adventure references the three
primary 5e sourcebooks–monster entries
are found in the MM, spells and rules for
players are in the BHP and game rules &
treasure are found in the DMG.
• Monsters are listed in dlob .
• sl epS are listed in italics.
• srabediS like this, provide optional rules
and supplemental adventure information.
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Ketwona “Ket” Flameward is the priestess
currently appointed to watch over the Smol-
dering Seal. She has dedicated her life to mak-
ing up for the wrongs of her fore bearers who
first struck the pact. She is painfully aware of
the destruction that Vinnarock would cause,
and how her clans shameful history would be
brought to light, should she ever fail in her
duty to keep the Seal fully contained.
Ket was in the temple when the goblins
raided it. Unable to stop them from taking the
Seal, she offered herself as a prisoner. Ket is
currently on board the war-wagon with the
goblins, watching the Seal's wards decay and
trying to figure out a way to prevent catastro-
phe. She knows that if the Smoldering Seal is
not returned to the temple soon, Vinnarock will
burst free and burn the whole region to ash.
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• Monetary. Leaders of nearby towns have
offered the party a bounty of 10 gp for each
Screwfoot goblin they stop, and 700 gold if they
can stop the war-wagon assaults altogether.
• Moral. The Screwfoots have raided undefended
hamlets, orphanages, and sites of peaceful
worship. They are only growing more brazen.
• Personal. In the midst of a Screwfoot raid,
an NPC important to the character or party
was kidnapped or killed. The Screwfoots may
have assailed a place important to the party.
Or perhaps the Screwfoots looted an item or
artifact that the party cares about.
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W hen ready, read or paraphrase the follow-
ing to begin the adventure.
The Ironrock Valley stretches before you.
Recently this beautiful region has been the
victim of a terrible scourge of raids unleashed
by the terrifying mechanically enhanced
Screwfoot tribe of goblins. The most dangerous
weapon against the innocents of the valley has
been the war-wagon. The townsfolk that hired
you are anticipating an imminent raid that you
have been tasked with preventing. To that end,
you have each been provided with a fast horse
and the location of where the war-wagon is
likely to pass through. Your party represents
the last, best chance to prevent yet another
atrocity.
The party travels a cliffside path toward
Almsman’s Pass on ridng horse (PHB, pg.
157) provided by their employers, and arrives
at the choke point through which the party can
expect the Screwfoot war-wagon to pass. Even
as they arrive, the sound of the war-wagon and
its passengers sounds.
Once everyone has had a chance to prepare,
read or paraphrase the following to start the
encounter:
The speeding war-wagon’s approach
draws ever nearer, its progress easy to mark
first by the plume of dust and the hooping and
screeching of the goblin raiders. Just as the
cacophony reaches a crescendo, the goblins
lurch into view around the corner and rush
headlong down the road at a breathtaking
speed propelled by a massive ogre, whose body
has been crudely modified. Steam hisses from
pistons mechanically powering its massive legs
forward. The ogre draws a towering wagon
behind it, attached by a yoke that has been
cruelly bolted to its back. Goblins stand at
mounted crossbows and swing from the sides
of the blood-red war-wagon.
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Lying in Wait
Work with your party to set up an
ambush of the fast-moving goblin
war-wagon. The Screwfoots will arrive
onto the scene allowing for each party
member to attempt to tilt the odds in
their favor. You should work with your
party to determine the effects and re-
sults of any actions not listed.
Ambush Action
• Timber. A successful DC 13 Strength
(Athletics) check allows a character to
push over a large, but rotting tree across
the path. The ogre and wagon must stop
and the ogre must use his first action to
pitch the tree to the side.
• Buzzing. A successful DC 14 Wisdom
(Animal Handling) check allows a
character to locate and place a beehive
in the path of the wagon. They take
3(1d4) piercing damage on a failed
check.
• So Itchy. A successful DC 15 Intelligence
(Nature or Arcana) check identifies a
large growth of Rashweed nearby that
can be mashed into a usable oil.
• The Sky is Falling. A successful DC 17
Dexterity (Acrobatics) check allows a
character to scale the steep cliff side and
position themselves behind a precarious
boulder. In addition to the wagon-
stopping effects of the “Timber” ambush
action above, the boulder does 2d10
bludgeoning damage to any creature in
its path.
Wondrous Add-On
If you purchased the goblin war wagon
3d terrain for your box, assemble it
and use it throughout the adventure!
You may replace it instead with the
backside of the war wagon’s stat card
(included in your box) which portrays
a top-down view of the wagon.
 WPVGTHCFIEM KL In the likelihood that the war-wagon es-
There are six Screwfoot snilbog aboard the capes the initial ambush, the party’s best option
wagon, each using a different variant from the is to begin a chase on horseback (see DMG, pg.
table below. (see table). 252) to stop the ogre towing the wagon. In this
Thenoga w r nilboG (see stat block, pg case, the goblins might be knocked or pulled
10 or reference card included in your box) is off the wagon. Doing so requires success on a
drawn by the mechanizede r g o , with the follow- contested Strength (Athletics) check against
ing changes: it has a walking speed of 100 ft. a goblin within melee range. Any character
(halved when pulling the wagon), as well as the attempting to board the moving wagon must
following ability: succeed on a DC 14 Dexterity (Acrobatics or
• Charge. If the ogre moves at least 10 feet Athletics) check. On a failure, the player may
straight toward a target and then hits it with a attempt a DC 12 Strength saving throw to hang
melee attack on the same turn, the target takes onto the side of the wagon. On a failed save,
an extra 9 (2d8) bludgeoning damage. If the they are thrown from the wagon and knocked
target is a creature, it must succeed on a DC 14
prone.
Strength saving throw or be pushed up to 10
feet away and knocked prone. The goblins enjoy full use of the war-wagon’s
capabilities, but wait until there is more than
The goblins in the war-wagon benefit from one player character surrounding the wagon to
half cover, but any hanging off the side do not. attempt their first Repulse attack (see Goblin
The mechanized ogre attempts to pull the War-Wagon stat block, pg. 10 and on reference
wagon out of the ambush, but if it is reduced card included in your box).
to half of its maximum hit points, it becomes
enraged and attacks indiscriminately.
A character with the highest passive Per-
ception notices a fiery glow emanating from It Got Away!
inside the war-wagon, and a bound and hooded If the party fails to stop the war-wagon
humanoid captive curled against it as closely within 5 rounds of it escaping the ambush,
as possible. This is the Smoldering Seal and the goblins pull far enough ahead to break
Ketwona Flameward (dwarven tseirp with the line of sight and go careening into the
following changes: AC 15, 37 hp). town. Read or paraphrase the following:
A huge pillar of flame erupts over the tree
F CTKPV YHSETG canopy in the direction of town. As you rush
1 Saw-sword. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to forward, you see villagers frantically putting
hit, reach 5ft., one target. Hit: 9 (1d12+3) out fires and tending to wounded. Gobins lie
slashing damage. This replaces the charred and scattered about the smoldering-
goblin’s scimitar attack. but-intact wagon. As you approach, a groan
emanates from inside as a soot-covered
2 Spring-sprint. The goblin can jump up to
15ft in any direction using its bonus action. If dwarven priestess struggles to stand. “That
this is taken directly before making a melee was just the start,” she rasps.
attack, that attack is made with advantage.
Proceed to the A B r i e f R e p r i e v e
3 Hook-hand. The goblin can make a
ranged attack against a creature within
section (see pg. 6). In addition to the
30ft. If the attack hits, the creature takes other information she shares, Ketwona
1d6 piercing damage, and the goblin can Flameward describes how the combat and
pull the creature up to 10 ft. closer to it. reckless driving triggered an explosion
from the volatile Seal. Nevertheless, they
4 Hammered-head. The metal casing
hammered into the goblin’s body
must make haste to the temple!
increases its AC to 17.

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In the wake of combat, as the party begins in-
vestigating the war-wagon, they discover a the
Smoldering Seal: an onyx stone 3 ft in diameter,
and incredibly dense for its size, weighing over
500 lbs. The volatile magic within it has caused
it to fuse with the wagon's metal parts.
They also find a hostage, the dwarven
priestess Ketwona Flameward. She allowed
herself to be captured so that she could attempt
to contain the Seal’s destructive power, but the
artifact is growing more and more volatile and
explosive as time goes on. Ketwona summarizes
the information contained in the gedor actFP
in Flame section (see Adventure Background,
pg. 2) with the warning that, “given the rate
of increasing volatility, if we fail to return the
Seal before the next sunset, Vinnarock will be
unleashed and this region, and then the world,
will be consumed by flame.”
VGRKFIEC
The Seal is impossible to transport without
the war-wagon, given that it is melded into
the vehicle. Fortunately, Ket knows how to
call upon the power of the Seal to aid them.
Ket can channel some of the arcane energy
of the Seal to animate the war-wagon (much
like the animate objects spell) allowing it to
be commandeered by the party. Refer to the
n o g a W ri l b G stat block (pg. 10). Each
Action Station requires a number of Crew to
take advantage of the vehicle’s abilities. One
of the party must lay their hand on the orb to
mentally drive the vehicle, assuming the Helm
Action Station.
Once the party has interacted with Ketwona
Flameward and she has secured their help, read
or paraphrase the following:
The freshly liberated priestess stretches her
hands out to the mysterious orb, as she whispers
incantations in a forgotten tongue. Her eyes
roll into the back of her head and divine light
bathes the once foul wagon as it magically knits
itself back together. The vehicle seems to hum
in anticipation of its new purpose. In a far off
voice, Ketwona intones, “My concentration
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makes the vehicle operable, heroes, but one
of you must rise to the challenge of giving it
direction.”
Flameward is preoccupied with the Seal
and concentrating on keeping the war-wagon
operable. If she takes damage, she must suc-
ceed on a concentration check. If she fails, the
war-wagon cannot move for one round, but
its other functions remain. Additionally, when
Ketwona or the war-wagon itself takes damage,
roll a d20. On 6-20, nothing happens. On a 2-5,
everyone in the War-Wagon takes 1d4 fire
damage as the Smoldering Seal expels some of
its constrained flame. On a 1, the Seal explodes
causing one of the Seal Surge effects (see table).
Fv IGCNSWT
1 The Seal glows with bright light in a
15-foot radius for the next 1d4 rounds.
Any creature that ends its turn within 5
ft of the Seal is blinded until the end of its
next turn.
2 The Seals deals 1d4 extra fire damage to all
creatures within 10 ft.
3 The Seal casts firebolt at a random target
(+4 to hit).
4 The Seal casts burning hands in a random
direction (DC 12).
The Long and Winding Path
With Ket's guidance, the party must travel
through treacherous terrain to the dwarven
temple. Read or paraphrase the following:
Flameward squints towards a solitary hooked
peak high above the tree line as the last rays of
the setting sun plunge the mountain pass into
shadow. The road forward twists up and away
into the darkness. At various times the wagon
must be squeezed in between claustrophobic cliff
faces, and at others it seems that it might careen
into the wide open space yawning open just off
the edge of the winding road.
 The GM may use the following encounters
to create excitement on journey. Run 2-4 en-
counters (or more for strong parties) by either
selecting the encounters or rolling a d6.
1. Roadblock H M e d i u m I The party bar-
rels headlong into a Screwfoot roadblock
consisting of foursnilb�gto fwercs and two
worgs . Seeing the war-wagon and assuming
the party might be friendly, the goblins don’t
immediately attack. A Charisma (Persuasion)
check contested by the goblin’s Insight allows
the party to talk their way through without a
fight, but any aggression is quickly matched.
The goblins have a Thunder Thrower (see
Goblin War-Wagon stat block, pg. 10) that the
party can steal and add to their vehicle.
2. Birds of a Feather yHIDeadl The party
hears the crying of a distressed animal and dis-
cover a very large, but evidently juvenile bird.
An Intelligence (Nature) check of 12 reveals
that this is a newborn roc (use the axe beak
stats). A huge shadow passes quickly over the
party, growing larger as its parent descends.
Escaping the roc requires a skill challenge
in which three successes must be accumulated
before three failures. A character must succeed
on a DC 13 Wisdom (Animal Handling) check to
instruct the party how to appear non-threaten-
ing towards the baby. A character must succeed
on a DC 14 Wisdom (Perception) check to help
spot obstacles on the path. And a character
must succeed on a DC 15 Dexterity (Acrobatics)
check to swing over and counter-balance the
war-wagon as it lurches around the corner. Add
others to suit. If the party accumulates three
failures before three successes, the roc crashes
down on them and combat runs for 1d3 rounds
before it collects its charge and flies off.
3. A Sticky Situation H a r d I A pair of
yprah sisters ambush the party with their siren
songs. To one side, a flying harpy attempts to
lure listeners off a cliff to their death. On the
other side of the road, her sister works in
concert with a giant spder to entrance and
then entangle unsuspecting prey in the spider’s
sticky webbing. Encased in webbing is the body
of an adventurer holding 1d3 potions of healing.
4. A Bridge Too Far H a rd I The party’s
progress is halted as they encounter a large
ravine, a fallen rope bridge, and a distressed
ettin.
The ettin is not hostile, but is stuck at the
bottom of the ravine and unable to climb out
due to an injury, which can be healed with a DC
10 Wisdom (Medicine) check. The party can re-
call information about another route - a hidden
low road across the chasm - with a successful
DC 13 Intelligence (History) check. They can
successfully navigate it with a DC 13 Wisdom
(Survival) check. The ettin happily follows. On
a success, the ettin rewards the party with an
item of treasure it found in the ravine: a wand of
magic missiles (DMG, pg. 211). On a failure, the
party is lost and takes a long while to navigate
the secret path. The ettin grows hostile and
attacks. This extra time allows Rip to commit
an additional 1d6 goblins in the final encounter.
5. Skyfall The party runs across a large
boulder in the middle of the path. Upon inspec-
tion, two hands jut from underneath, where a
man has been crushed. Dislodging the bolder
requires a DC 18 Strength check. The body be-
neath has a bag holding two potions of climbing
and one sending stone. (The other is in the pos-
session of the unfortunate mountaineer’s wife.)
Map General Features
The following features apply to both maps
included in this box.
htLig Natural light.
Cliffs. The cliffs drop 60 ft. to jagged rocks
belows.
rT e s ‹ B u s h e These areas count as
difficult terrain, and are considered heavily
obscured.
B o u l d er s ‹ u i ns R These rocky obstacles
are between 10 - 15 ft. high.
Bridges The crumbling stone bridges
have AC 15 and 30 hit points per 10 ft. by
10 ft. section. They are immune to poison
and psychic damage.
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 6. Vengeance From Beyond H a r d I A There are ten snilbog tfwercs
storm sweeps across the mountain range,
driving the party into the shelter of a mountain
cave. Inside is a dwarven sepulcher, where an
ancient dwarven warrior in dwarven plate has
been entombed. This is the lost tomb of Khari
Flameburst, one of the dwarves who struck
the initial pact with Vinnarock. The warrior’s
ghost appears and attacks shortly after the
party arrives - unable to rest due to the guilt
it feels. The ghost can be reasoned with if the
party can convince it, with a successful DC 14
Charisma (Persuasion), check that they are
friendly and on a quest to stop Vinnarock’s
release. On a failure, it attempts to possess a
character and drive the war-wagon into battle.
I CFNEHDG TRAKPF
At the GM’s discretion, the party begins the
final approach to the Temple at Fireburst Ridge.
Use the map included in this box to run this
encounter.
With the temple in sight, Ket urges the
party forward. Unbeknowst to her, this is where
Rip has been holding up with the rest of his
clan. Read or paraphrase the following when
the party arrives:
By the time you finally ascend to the top of
the ridge, it is clear that Ketwona Flameward
is exhausted. As the wagon rounds the final
turn of the approach, the wheels dislodge some
rocks and they noisily slide down the mountain.
A goblin horn sounds in the distance.
"There are the gates," says the priestess, "we
have to get the Smoldering Seal inside.
The final approach to the ruined dwarven
enclave is very precarious and the threat of
careening off the side is ever-present. Because
of this, the entire area counts as difficult terrain
for the war-wagon. In addition, creatures may
make opportunity attacks against the wagon
as if it was a creature.
In addition, the Smoldering Seal is becoming
more volatile, and forces the wagon forward.
The war-wagon gains this setback:
• 5tCan opSt If the wagon fails to move more
than 10 ft. in the round, roll on the Seal Surge
table.
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stationed
outside the gates. They've already learned the
war-wagon is not commandeered by their kind,
and are waiting in hiding to spring an ambush.
Use the map (pg. 9), to determine starting lo-
cations.
• GM note. When goblins fall, take note of where
their corpses lie as their location will come into
play in the next encounter.
The first four goblins attempt to ambush
the party before they cross the first bridge. The
other goblins either lay in wait, or begin attack-
ing the party as best benefits the situation. If
given a good opportunity, the goblins will try to
climb aboard the wagon to attack Ket or take an
action to disable a Thunder Thrower.
When the party crosses the first bridge,
Tear, Screwfoot’s loyal mechanical beast
emerges from the gates. Tear uses the grow
stat block with the following changes: its size
is Medium and it has an AC of 14. It attempts
to directly attack Ketwona.
When the party begins crossing the second
bridge, Rip Screwfoot emerges from the gates.
He uses the hobg lin stat block with the
following changes: he has 30 hp and can use
to B eht me viG as a bonus action:
• Giv’em the Boot. Melee weapon attack: +3
to hit, reach 5ft., one target. Hit: 4 (1d6+1)
piercing damage. Rip activates his mechanical
leg and kicks a creature. A target hit with this
attack is thrown 10ft. away from Rip.
Proceed to the next section when the char-
acters bring the war-wagon to within 15 ft. of
the gate, if the party defeats all the goblins, or
if they eliminate Rip Screwfoot which causes
any remaining goblins to flee.
I CFNOGHD TPA
Read or paraphrase the following:
Victory is near at hand, but it is cut short
as you hear Ketwona shout out in horror - the
Smoldering Seal has failed at last. A gout of red
flame erupts from the stone, melting away the
metal around. Before your eyes, it begins levitate
into the air and unleash balls of fire that rain
down on the goblins around you. The flames
 of one of the burning corpses solidfies into the es her deepest gratitude to the party and with
shape of a laughing demon. a brightness in her eyes, raises her hands over
“It's escaped the Seal!" shouts Ket, "But there her head, and directs once more the divine
may be hope!” . power of the Seal towards the war-wagon.
• GM note. Depending on how dire the previous At Ketwona’s gesture, the war-wagon is
encounter was, GMs might consider the permanently marked and awakened with
Smoldering Seal magically granting the party divine energy. The party can continue to use
the benefits of a short rest or some other aid. their War-Wagon in future adventures, even
Vinnarock (see pg. 11) has emerged! However, without the Seal!
the power of the Seal has left the demon weak-
ened and prevents it from fleeing.
The demon’s rain of fire ignites four corpses
of the GM’s selection. Vinnarock begins combat
in one of those four spaces. The demon can
make use of its Flamestride action to move
between the other burning corpses.
The Seal levitates during this encounter,
allowing it to be maneuvered independent of
the wagon. A character can use their action to
grab the Seal and take it with them as part of
their movement. Additionally, a character can
use their action to douse a fire within 5 ft. of
them.
The party can defeat Vinnarock by reducing
its hp to 0 or by forcing it to remain within 5ft.
of the Smoldering Seal for two consecutive
rounds. The demon has no intention of being
returned to his prison, and he does whatever
he can to stay away from the Seal.
If either of these conditions are met, Vinn-
arock is trapped back within the Seal long
enough to return it to the temple.

V AHGTOC
Prevailing over Vinnarock, the party has saved
the region from certain fiery destruction. The
dwarven survivors left inside the blasted
temple emerge, singed and grateful. Soon the
dwarves’ resolve shines through as a cheer
rises up and ale begins to flow in celebration of
the heroes. Ketwona is promoted to the highest
rank within her clan. Their new leader express-

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P I C W TC W P K N D G
Huge Vehicle

eCapcityªur 6 Medium Goblin-Tech. Rolling a natural 1 on any

Creatures check at an Action Station results in a
catastrophic failure. The Helm ceases to
goCapcityªr 1500 lbs.
be operable for one round. The Thunder
AC 14 (drops to 12 when Thrower deals 1d8 lightning damage to
motionless) the Crew at the station.
ointsªHP 100 (damage Prone Deficiency. If the wagon rolls over
threshold 10) and falls prone, it can’t right itself and is
Spedª 50ft. incapacitated until flipped upright.

AEVK P
RT S EXD NO C
20(+5) 10 (0) 16 (+3) Helm (Requires 1 Crew and grants Three-
Quarters Cover). Drive and steer the
INT WIS CHA War-Wagon.
0(+0) 0(+0) 0(+0) 2 Thunder Throwers (Each Station
Requires 1 Crew and Grants Half-
Cover). Ranged Weapon Attack: +6 to
DamgeIunitsª poison, hit, range 120 ft., one target. Hit: 10
psychic (2d8 + 1) lightning damage. If the target
onditImuesªC blinded, is adjacent to another creature, the
charmed, deafened, frightened, second creature must succeed on a DC
paralyzed, poisoned, stunned, 12 Dexterity saving throw or take half as
unconscious much damage.
Repulse (Requires 1 Crew and Grants
Magic Weapons. The wagon’s weapon Half-Cover. Recharge 6). Stored static
attacks are magical. electricity pulses outward from the
Road Kill. If it moves in a straight line War-Wagon. All hostile creatures within
10 ft. beforehand, the wagon can 15 ft. of the War-Wagon must succeed
move through the space of any Large on a DC 13 Strength saving throw or be
or smaller creature. When it does, knocked prone and suffer 21 (4d8 + 6)
the creature must succeed on a DC lightning damage.
13 Dexterity saving throw or take 22
(4d10) bludgeoning damage and be
knocked prone. This trait cannot be
used on the same creature more than
once per turn.

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Large fiend(demon), chaotic evil

ArmoClasª 14 (natural armor) AEVK P

ointsªHP 104 (11d10 + 44)
Multiattack. The demon makes two
Spedª 25 ft. flamethrower attacks.
Flamethrower. Ranged Weapon Attack: +6
RT S DEX NO C to hit, range 30/60 ft., one target. Hit:
10 (+0) 17 (+3) 16 (+3) 10 (2d6 + 3) fire damage. If the target
is a creature or a flammable object, it
INT WIS CHA ignites. Until a creature takes an action
12 (+1) 8 (-1) 11 (+0) to douse the fire, the target takes 5
(1d10) fire damage at the start of each
of its turns.
esitancDmgR Fire Burst (Recharge 6). A 15-foot-radius
bludgeoning, piercing, and sphere explodes outward from the
slashing from nonmagical demon. Each creature in the area must
attacks succeed on a DC 14 Dexterity saving
DamgeIunits fire, poison throw or be pushed back 10 ft and
onditImuesC knocked prone. Additionally, creatures
exhaustion, grappled, paralyzed, in the effected area take 10 (2d10) fire
petrified, poisoned, prone, damage, or half as much on a successful
restrained, unconscious save.
Sens darkvision 60 ft., passive L E G E N DA RY A C T I O N S
Perception 10
anguesL Abyssal, telepathy The demon can take 2 legendary
120 ft. actions, choosing from the options
halengC 6 (2,300 XP) below. Only one legendary action option
can be used at a time and only at the end
of another creature's turn. The demon
Magic Resistance. Vinnarock has regains spent legendary actions at the
advantage on saving throws against start of its turn.
spells and other magical effects. Flamestride. Vinnarock has the ability
Fire Incarnate. A creature that touches to enter a fire and move from inside it
the demon or hits it with a melee attack to inside another fire within 100 feet.
while within 5 feet of it takes 5 (1d10) He uses 5 feet of movement to enter a
fire damage. In addition, the demon fire. He appears in a fire of choice using
can enter a hostile creature's space and another 5 feet of movement.
stop there. The first time it enters a Fire Swipe. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit,
creature's space on a turn, that creature reach 5ft., one creature. Hit: 7 (1d6+3)
takes 5 (1d10) fire damage and catches fire damage. If the target is a creature or
fire; until a creature takes an action a flammable object, it ignites, dealing an
to douse the fire, the creature takes 5 additional 1d10 fire damage.
(1d10) fire damage at the start of each
of its turns.

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