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lose, they themselves will cut open the Great
Old Master’s body to release the neogi reinforcements
(see below).
The Great Old Master: Int Low; AL LE; AC
5; MV 3; HD 20; hp 112; THACO nil; #AT 0;
Dmg special: SA if attacked and its flesh is
pierced, 2-8 young neogi (use standard stats)
are released; SZ H; XP 500.
Kiang (neogi leader): Int High; AL LE; AC
3; MV 6; HD 7; hp 45; THACO 13; #AT 3; Dmg
1-3/1-3/1-6; SA slowing poison, spells: SZ S;
XP 1200; Spells: 4/3/2/1 (from book). Scroll:
delayed blast fireball. Scroll: feeblemind,
power word stun.
Neogi (4): Int High; AL LE; AC 3; MV 6; HD
5; hp 20,24,26,27; THACO 15: #AT 3: Dmg
1-3/1-3/1-6; SA slowing poison; SZ S; XP 270.
The Starfarer
If the PCs defeat the neogi and Zynthar, they
will find that they have a rather large treasure
available to them, namely, the Starfarer. If the
PCs try to simply take the ship, the City Guard
will board it and arrest the PCs for theft. As
long as they reveal to the authorities that the
ship was owned by monsters (the neogi), the
city will allow the PCs to keep the ship as their
own (subject to any fees or taxes the DM wishes
to levy). If you do not wish the characters to
go off-planet, the City can claim the ship (the
PCs get a suitable monetary reward), or the
City might claim just the spelljamming helm
(the throne-sized device that allows the ship to
fly through space), leaving them with a sailing
ship of the largest size.
If the player characters search the ship, use
the map and following key to describe it.
Forecastle: This deck mounts two light ballistae
and the foremast.
Sterncastle: This deck mounts a light catapult
and the mizzenmast. The captain usually
stands here.
Main Deck:
1. Storage: A small cabin containing rope,
lines, and an anchor.
2. Forward Stateroom: This was the cabin of
the neogi who has become the Great Old Master,
and contains little of value.
3. Captain’s Cabin: Zynthar’s cabin, where
the illithid currently resides. A large bed sits
on the floor along the bow wall. Oddities in the
cabin include a map of the city and city
sewers, a small case containing a few gems
(250 gp to 500 gp in value), and a scroll containing
a minor creation spell.
4. Spelljammer Quarters: This is Kiang’s
cabin, though most of his belongings (what
little he had), he has since taken to the cave
outside the city.
5. Spelljamming Helm: This cabin contains
the spelljamming helm for the Starfarer. The
ship uses a minor helm, which looks like a
large gothic-style chair, but is designed to hold
a creature with 8 legs instead of two. The helm
has recesses for the spelljammer’s head, two
arms and eight legs.
6. Chart Room: This cabin contains a large
table with many different star charts on top of
it. These charts are very much like the one
found in the chest in Kiang’s chamber in the
cave. To determine exactly what the charts are
used for requires an Navigation proficiency
check at - 2.
7. Galley: While the cabin resembles a galley,
none of the food is anything that the PCs recognize.
All of the stores are from the neogi’s
world, and don’t look very appetizing.
8. Storage: This cabin was used to store galley
supplies and food, but is currently empty.
The stores have been moved to the cave.
9. Cargo Doors: These doors lead to the cargo
hold below.
Cargo Deck:
Half of the crew’s quarters are used by the
umber hulk slaves and the neogi, while the
other half house the human slaves. The humans’
cabins are disgusting. As many as
twenty men shared each of these cabins, perhaps
even more than that. Only five slaves are
left alive, and they can be found in cabin number
2 on this deck. The rest of the human crew
has been fed to the Great Old Master.
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