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 Necromancer's Tomb
Hello, welcome to the Necromancer's
Tomb, an adventure module for the medieval
world of KOROG. This book is a continuation of
the adventure Champion's Dungeon, but even if
you don't have that adventure, it can be used on
its own.
Both adventures are part of a much larger
package: together, these modules provide a
complete RPG campaign. The rule system is also
very easy to learn. As shown in the previous
module, it will be here as well.
What is an RPG
RPG is a game created in the USA, e combat, where players can be rewarded with truly
specifically in 1974. With it, you can live imaginary
stories in worlds we know as scenario. Each RPG
has its own rules, or they can adopt a set of rules,
which is called a system. In the Necromancer's
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Tomb, we'll use the Korog system as a base..
But don't worry, because the Korog rules
system is easy and fun to learn. Although this
book may contain most of them (actually, what
you need to start playing), most of the basic rules
will be in the Korog core book. If you liked this
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book and this system, look for the core book later,
with much more rules and material.
In RPG games, a group of players creates
their own characters. Additionally, there is a
special player called the Narrator (or Master). If
you bought this book and are reading it right now
before all your friends, then you will probably be
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the Master of the game. The Master's role is to
narrate the story and also act as the judge of the
rules. Being a Master is a lot of fun, as you have
full control over the story's events in your hands,
but you need to build the story together with the
other players, who control the Characters.
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What is the Necromancer's
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The Necromancer's Tomb is the direct
continuation of the Champion's Dungeon. In
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the story, the characters are hired to resolve an evil
presence in a chapel. They will face undead
creatures and discover that a traitor exists who will
steal a very important item.
The adventure begins with a survival
segment but then transitions to pursuit and
exploration. Like any good medieval fantasy RPG,
it incorporates elements of exploration and
valuable and powerful items.
Even if you haven't played the
Champion's Dungeon, the previous adventure,
this one can be enjoyed on its own. It is a short
adventure that introduces concepts from my RPG
setting, Korog.
What do you need to play?
First, read this book! Then, make copies of
the last page (Character Sheet) and distribute
them to your friends. Teach them the Character
creation rules (seen on the next page) and use the
instructions to conduct the adventure. As in an
RPG, Players will face magical creatures and be
rewarded in each battle.
Initially, besides this book and copies of
the Character sheets for your friends, you'll also
need 20-sided dice (d20), 10-sided dice (d10), and
6-sided dice (d6). If you don't have them, there are
apps that roll these dice.
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 Summary

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1. Basic Rules 07
2. Character Building
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3. Adventure Preparation 21
4. The Chapel of Light 25
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5. The Orc Forest 29
6. Necromancer's Tomb 33
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7. Other Publications 41

Korog - Character Sheet 45

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 1. Basic Rules
Necromancer's Tomb is an RPG game.
Every RPG has its own rules, which we call
Systems. The set of rules in this book is called the
Korog System, named so because it is based on
the campaign setting of the world of Korog. If you
enjoyed this book, we may release a complete
version of the rules system.
The Korog rules system is quite simple,
and you'll only need six-sided dice (called d6), ten-
sided dice (called d10), and twenty-sided dice
(called d20). In addition to these, the d100 is
mentioned. In this case, the d100 is rolled with
two ten-sided dice, one representing the tens and
the other the units. For example, if the Narrator
asks to roll 1d100 and a player rolls, for instance, 4
and 6, they would have a result of "46" on the
d100.
Dice Rolls. When do they
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happen?
Dice rolls are essential for determining
successes and failures in events that can occur
during a game, such as climbing a rock or facing
monsters, etc. All these rolls are made with 1d20
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(i.e., a twenty-sided die). Although we have the d6
(six-sided die) and the d10 (ten-sided die), the only
die used for tests will be the twenty-sided die, or
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d20.
No player has the authority to roll dice
unless requested by the Narrator. Therefore,
although rolling dice is fun, it should be done at
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the discretion of the Narrator. Dice rolls serve for
two occasions at the Necromancer's Tomb
table:
Tests → Tests are dice rolls that encompass any
tasks a Character can perform or resist. When a
test is rolled, its result must be EQUAL to or
GREATER than the Difficulty value, which is a
predetermined target number. The higher this
Character may be able to accomplish at that
moment. So let's say the Narrator asks for a test
with a Difficulty of 8 to jump over a wall? Then
you roll the d20, and if the value is EQUAL to or
GREATER than 8, the Character jumps the wall.
However, if they rolled a result lower than 8, then
they did not succeed.