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Fireshadow The Combined Monster Statistics Chart, on the inside cover of this adventure, contains the statistics for these dreaded creatures. Fireshadows are creatures from the lower planes. They can be summoned by an evil priest of 8th level or higher, with the permission of his deity. Fireshadows are made of dark, cold, green flame. they can assume any shape specified by their summoners. The dark flame works like green slime: It converts flesh to dark flame on contact at the rate of 1d8 hit points per round. The spread of dark flame on flesh can be stopped by a cure spell or by holy water (cures 1d6 + 1 points per vial). If a begin is completely converted to dark flame, the fireshadow can absorb it or control it as a smaller fireshadow with the statistics the creature had before conversion. Absorption restores 1d20 points of damage to the creature. The fireshadow has a special attack called the ray of oblivion. Every other round it can use this ray to inflict 16 points of damage to all in the area of effect. A successful saving throw vs. breath weapon will cut the damage in half. If this damage slays a target, its body is disintegrated. The ray is five feet wide and 130 feet long, and it comes from the creature’s mouth. A fireshadow cannot be turned, but a mace of disruption affects it as a vampire. The hammer of Kharas destroys a fireshadow on a successful hit. Fireshadows are immune to firebased attacks. The dark flame causes 1d6 points of damage to all within ten feet (no saving throw, but fire-resistance effects apply). The fireshadow’s most feared enemy is the light of day, which will destroy it within 1d4 rounds. Spectral Minions The statistics for spectral minions are given in the Combined Monster Statistics Chart on the inside cover of this adventure. Spectral minions are the spirits of humans or demihumans who died before they could fulfill powerful vows or quests. Even in death, spectral minions are bound to the vows or quests placed upon them when they were alive. Every day they must relive the events leading to their deaths, trying to fulfill their missions. Outdoors, spectral minions must stay within 1,000 yards of where they died. Indoors, they must stay in the corridor or room in which they met death. On very rare occasions, when the quest was to perform an act over an area, they are free to roam within the area. Spectral minions can inflict damage only if they died holding weapons. Such weapons become part of them. The weapons and the spectral minions disappear if the minions’ vows or quests are fulfilled or if a spell is cast to remove their curse. Spectral minions appear as they did in life, but they are almost transparent. While spectral minions are hard to tell apart, they seem to fall into distinct categories. Guardians: These minions were quested to guard some area or object. Usually they require only a password or signal to allow a person to pass safely. Unfortunately, everyone who knew the password is usually long since dead. Guardians are always honest and good spirits endeavoring to complete their assigned task. Once the password is given, they are freed of their responsibility. Philosophers: Philosophers love libraries and books. They can spend decades studying the nuances of a single book. They usually attack an intruder only if their honesty is questioned. Philosophers can be of any alignment. Often they are found in groups of two or more, engaged in heated debates. 124
Sing verses 1,2 and chorus then sing verses 3,4,5, and chorus 3). The grasslands are fading, 4). The grasslands are fragile, 5). The grasslands are faded, The summer wind dies, As yellow as flame, And autumn is here. He comes back, the darkness The chieftain makes mockery The girl joins her lover, Of stones in his eyes, Of Riverwind’s claim, The stones whistle near, He carries a blue staff He orders the people The staff flares in blue light As bright as a glacier: To stone the young warrior: And both of them vanish: The grasslands are fading, the summer winds die. The grasslands are fragile, as yellow as flame. The grasslands have faded, and autumn is here. 125
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Official Game Adventure DRAGONLANCE
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Let your mind float free, Dungeonma
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Hear the sage as his song descends
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verse aloud, from first verse to la
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5. Prayers Eye Peak The flaming col
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term for Haven: its inner circle is
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If the heroes resist, the centaurs
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killed. Verminaard.” The corpses
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44b. Waters of the Swamp Green scum
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45. The Great Well The shaft plunge
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no hero falls down the tunnel, the
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The vines are slippery and damp. If
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ebrated! 1 remember that a bunch of
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to the Highbulp’s throne room (68
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doors, weighing 500 gpw each, stand
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74. The Dragonlands At the start of
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on the ground, and a battered gener
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Here the dragonmen load the heroes
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Immediately, the caravan guards beg
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tower is quite still, but the illus
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trance to the fortress itself. If y
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the group of heroes. He will attemp
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The undead lie on stone biers, two
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the heroes. If combat erupts while
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117. Dining Room For some reason, t
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122b. Private Dining Room Half of t
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polished silver, these lances are c
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weapons could easily be stored here
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Much of this adventure involves lea
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This chapter is divided into encoun
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mustering before the gates. Eight B
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