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73 – 74 Potionofvitality

75 – 76 Spellscroll(choosea 1 st-levelspell)

77 – 78 Astopperedvialofwyvernpoison(see

chapter 8 oftheDungeonMaster’sGuide)

79 – 80 Anobsidianknife( 25 gp)

81 – 82 Astoppered,woodentubecontaining

1 d 4 gemstones( 50 gpeach)

83 – 84 Asmallonyxorbwithmaze-like

patternscarvedintoitssurface( 75 gp),

usableasanarcaneordruidicfocus

85 – 86 ABatirigoblinmaskmadeofpainted

wood,setwithninegemstones( 10 gp

each)

87 – 88 Aspyglass( 1 , 000 gp)

89 – 90 Alute( 35 gp)withonebrokenstring

91 – 92 Asetofthieves’tools( 25 gp)

93 – 94 Anexcellentlock( 50 gp)thatrequiresa

successfulDC 20 Dexteritychecktopick

usingthievestools(thelock’skeyis

missing)

95 – 96 JarofKeoghtom’sointment

97 – 98 Hornofblasting

99 – 00 Wandofsecrets

Dragon,Faerie

Aninvisiblegreenfaeriedragontakesaninterestinthe
adventurersandfollowsthemforawhile.Ifthecharactersare
ingoodspirits,thetinydragonplaysharmlesspranksonthem
duringtheparty’snextshortorlongrest.Ifthecharactersare
notangeredbythistrickery,thedragonappearsandtruthfully
answersthreeoftheirquestionsbeforebiddingtheparty
farewell.Ifthecharactersseemdourormean,orifthefaerie
dragon’sprankssourthem,itfluttersoffwithoutproviding
anysortofaid.
ThefaeriedragonvisitedOmurecentlyandknowsabout
theevilgargoylesand“snakepeople”thatwatchoverthecity.
Italsoknowsthingsaboutothernearbylandmarksor
locations,asyoudetermine.

Dragon,Red

Ifthecharactersarewithin 50 milesofWyrmheartMine(see
chapter 2 ),theyseetheyoungreddragonknownas
TzindelororTindercirclingoverthatlocation.Ifthey’re
fartheraway,theyseeherflyinginthedirectionofthemine.
Thedragonignoresthecharactersunlesstheydosomethingto
attractherattention.

Eblis

Ifthecharactersareonthemovewhenthisencounteroccurs,
theystumbleacross 1 d 4 + 1 eblis(seeappendixD)livingin
reedhutsbuiltonstiltsaboveaswampymarshorpond.The
eblisattackwoundedorweak-lookingcharactersbutofferto
tradeinformationforpreciousgemstonesiffacedwitha
strong,well-armedgroup.For 50 gpworthofgems,theypoint
theadventurersinthedirectionofnearbylandmarks.Ifthe
charactersfollowthesedirections,theyhaveadvantageon
checksmadetoreachthoselandmarks(see“Navigation,”page
38 ).Ifthecharactersdefeattheeblisandsearchthehuts,roll

threetimesontheTreasureDropstabletodeterminewhat,if

anything,theeblishavestashedintheirhomes.

Ifthisencounteroccurswhilethepartyiscamped,the

eblissneakintothecampandtrytodragonecharacteraway.

EmeraldEnclave

ThecharactersencounterabandofEmeraldEnclavescoutsor

stumbleupononeoftheiroutposts.Choosewhichever

encounterworksbestforthecircumstancesandlocation.

EnclaveScouts.Thepartymeets 1 d 4 + 1 membersofthe

EmeraldEnclaveworkingtoridthejungleofitsundead

menace.ThegroupworkswithapriestofMielikki,butall

othermembersarescouts.Ifoneoftheadventurershasdied

recently,youcanusethisencountertointroduceanew

character—eitheramemberoftheEmeraldEnclave,

someonethescoutshaverescued,oracharacterwhohiredthe

scoutsasguides.

Thescoutsarewillingtotradeinformationonanequal

basiswithanon-evilparty.Characterscanalsoconvincethe

scoutstojointheirpartyforupto 3 daysbysucceedingona

DC 12 groupCharisma(Persuasion)check.TheEmerald

Enclavescoutshaveenoughfoodandwatertonourish

themselves,andeachscouthasanexplorer’spack.Thepriest

carriesapriest’spack.

EnclaveOutpost.AnycharacterwithapassiveWisdom

(Perception)scoreof 13 orhigherspotsawoodenplatformin

atree.Theplatformis 2 d 6 × 5 feetaboveground,anda

successfulDC 12 Strength(Athletics)checkisrequiredto

climbthetree.Theplatformis 10 feetsquareandsturdy

enoughtosupportsixcharactersandtheirgear.

Explorer,Dead

Chultisstrewnwiththecorpsesandbonesofthosewho

havefallenvictimtoitsterrors.Whenthecharactersdiscover

onesuchvictim,rollad 20 andconsulttheDeadExplorers

tabletodeterminewhattheyfind.Thenrollonceonthe

TreasureDropstabletoseewhat,ifanything,canbefoundon

orneartheremains.

DeadExplorers

d 20 Remains

1 Thebloatedcorpseofadeadhalfling,

riddledwithtinyarrowsanddanglingfrom

atreevine.(Thehalflingtrespassedon

grungsacredground,andthecorpsewas

hunghereasawarning.)

2 Thebonesofanunarmoredhumanoid,

lashedtoatreebyvines.(Thisexplorer

wascapturedbyBatirigoblins,dousedin

honey,andlefttobedevouredbyhungry

insects.)

3 Thecrushedremainsofanunarmored

dwarf,showingsignsthatshewas

stompedtodeathbyarampaging

dinosaur.

4 Thegnawedandcharredbonesofa

humanoid.(Thisunfortunatewas

murderedandcannibalizedbyhisstarving,

fever-crazedcompanions.)

5 Themangledbodyofahalf-elf,

seeminglybludgeonedtodeath.(Shewas