Draconic Dungeons

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Awesome.  I love these characters.

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Collecting everything in two posts (was going to be one, but there's a length limit on posts). Using spoiler tags to save space, which I really should do more often.

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The Nevernever is a strange place. It does not operate along the strict logic of the real world. Buildings can exist in the Nevernever without having been built by anyone, and ruins in the Nevernever may have come into existence already ruined. Pretty much anything imagined by humans can exist, simply because it was imagined by humans.

So it should surprise nobody that if you look around the Nevernever long enough, you'll find dark dungeons filled with monsters and treasure. The monsters and the treasure arise from the dungeons themselves, and when nobody is trying to rob the dungeons that they come from they don't exist completely.

For the most part, these dungeons are ignored by everyone except for a few determined treasure-seekers who live to raid them. But recently, one such dungeon became the centre of something rather important.

You see, the Dragon called Crysophylax died two weeks ago. But he didn't stop moving. In his desperate desire to continue existing, he turned to something that all proper Dragons find abhorrent: necromancy. Crysophylax reanimated himself, becoming something called a dracolich.

Unfortunately for him, he lost more than ninety-nine percent of his power in the process. And the rest of the world's Dragons think he should have stayed dead. They've put a billion-dollar bounty on his head, and if any of them catch sight of him they'll destroy him personally.

So now Crysophylax has been reduced to cowering beneath one of the Nevernever's dungeons, desperately trying to develop a necromantic ritual that would make him as strong as he used to be. Those familiar with the Darkhallow will notice a number of similarities between it and Crysophylax's spell.

Somebody needs to destroy Crysophylax now, if not sooner.

And as it happens, you know where he is. Maybe you can be a hero, and a wealthy one at that.

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TRAPS:

Each trap has a Trigger, a Notice DC, a Disable DC, and an Effect. Some traps also have an Avoidance Method. A trap's Trigger is the event or class of events that activates the trap. A trap's Notice DC is the difficulty of the Investigation roll needed to find the trap when searching. (If a trap has a second number in brackets after its Notice DC, then that number is the difficulty of the Awareness roll needed to find the trap without searching.) A trap's Disable DC is the difficulty of the Craftsmanship roll needed to safely dispose of the trap. A trap's effect is what it does when activated. A trap's Avoidance Method is a way to prevent the trap from activating when the Trigger occurs.

Examples:

Spiked Pit Trap
Trigger: Someone enters the trapped zone or fails to find the trap, or fails to disable the trap.
Notice DC: 2
Disable DC: 7
Effect: The character that triggered the trap falls into the zone beneath the trapped zone and suffers an accuracy 6 weapon 2 physical attack. The trap becomes clearly visible to everyone.
Avoidance Method: A character who is aware of the trap's presence may move through the zone without triggering it by making a difficulty 4 Athletics roll. Flying characters never trigger the trap.

Door Bomb
Trigger: Someone breaks down the trapped door, fails to pick the lock on the trapped door, fails to find the trap, or fails to disable the trap.
Notice DC: 4
Disable DC: 4
Effect: Everyone in the zone in front of the trapped door suffers an accuracy 5 weapon 4 attack. Each targeted character must make a difficulty 3 Alertness roll, or else the attack is unexpected and no skill may be used to defend against it. The trap and the door are destroyed.

Motion Detector
Trigger: Something moves in or through the trapped zone, or someone attempts to disable the trap.
Notice DC: 1 (5)
Disable DC: 2
Effect: A loud alarm sounds, alerting everyone to the presence of the moving thing.
Avoidance Method: Characters who are aware of the trap's presence may satisfy the trap's Trigger without triggering the trap by making a difficulty 3 Stealth roll.

RANDOM ENCOUNTERS:

Sometimes stuff shows up to kill you for no clear reason. Sucks, eh?

Scenes in dungeons last until the player characters decide to rest for a moment and catch their breaths. When they do that, roll 4 fudge dice and add 3. Look up the result on the random encounter table for the dungeon, and do what the table says. If something happens, then the scene doesn't actually end until that thing is dealt with.

Some areas are Safe. In a Safe area, player characters can end a scene without a random encounter roll.

Whenever a character fails a roll and decides to compensate for their failure by taking extra time, roll 4 fudge dice and add the number of shifts added through extra time. Look up the result on the random encounter table for the dungeon, and do what the table says.

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Ian Redding (Chest Deep)

Raiding the dungeons of the Nevernever is not an easy way to make a living. But if you have the skills, it can be a very profitable one. And Ian Redding has the skills. He's a mortal, he's been robbing dungeons for three decades, and he's not dead yet. His excellent instincts and his unfailing pragmatism have kept him alive where dozens of his peers have died.

High Concept: Tomb Robber
Trouble Aspect: A Bit Of A Coward
Other Aspects: Pragmatic To A Fault, Danger Sense
Skills:
Superb: Alertness, Guns
Great: Stealth, Athletics
Good: Burglary, Endurance
Fair: Deceit, Discipline
Average: Conviction, Fists
Stunts:
Trapfinder (Alertness): Use Alertness to search for traps and secret doors.
Trap Sense (Alertness): May "search" for traps and secret doors just by walking by them.
On My Toes (Alertness): +2 to initiative.
Hide In Plain Sight (Stealth): +2 to Stealth when maneuvering to create an Aspect based on being hidden in combat.
Sneak Attack (Guns): +2 stress when ambushing or invoking an Aspect created with Hide In Plain Sight.
Total Refresh Cost:
-3 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
5

Asim Mifsud (Chest Deep)

Asim Mifsud's mother was a Wizard, and a really bad parent. She knew how bad a parent she was, though, so she had the good sense to leave Asim with some dwarf friends of hers. Said dwarf friends raised Asim as one of their own, and in time his magical heritage helped him become a great runesmith. If Asim was willing to sit back and ignore evil, he could live an easy and well-compensated life as a master craftsman. But he isn't, so he frequently finds himself killing monsters in faraway corners of the Nevernever.

High Concept: Warrior-Runesmith
Trouble Aspect: Inconvenient Moral Principles
Other Aspects: Raised By Dwarves, Melee Fighter
Skills:
Superb: Weapons, Lore
Great: Craftsmanship, Might
Good: Endurance, Alertness
Fair: Athletics, Discipline
Average: Conviction, Fists
Stunts:
Power Attack (Weapons): Take -1 to hit in order to increase weapon rating by 3.
Powers:
Ritual (Crafting) [-2]
Refinement [-4]
Magic:
Foci: Anvil (+3 crafting strength), Hammer (+1 crafting frequency)
Enchanted Items: Sword (weapon 3 normally, weapon 8 4x/session), Plate Armour (armor 2 normally, armor 5 twice/session), Shield (block 8 4x/session), Ring Of Trap Detection (8 Investigation to find traps twice/session), Winged Boots (8 Athletics to jump or sprint twice/session), 3 "potion" slots (strength 8, two uses each)
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Chadwick Merriweather (Chest Deep)

Chadwick Merriweather was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. But the easy life held no appeal for him; he dropped out of university and abandoned his family to become a gentleman thief. He stole great works of art and left mocking notes for the police. When that got boring, he went out looking for adventure elsewhere. One thing led to another, and somehow Chadwick found himself in the Nevernever. There he discovered that the thrill of dungeon delving eclipsed anything else he'd tried, so he picked up a crossbow and became an adventurer.

High Concept: Adventurer
Trouble Aspect: Risk Junkie
Other Aspects: The Devil's Own Luck, On My Own
Skills:
Superb: Burglary, Athletics
Great: Stealth, Bows
Good: Investigation, Alertness
Fair: Discipline, Survival
Average: Conviction, Endurance
Stunts:
Evasion (Athletics): +2 to dodge area attacks.
Disable Device (Burglary): Use Burglary to disable traps.
Total Refresh Cost:
0 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
8

Firdoos Rahal (Chest Deep)

Adventurers tend not to marry non-adventurers, and as such they tend to form adventuring families. Sometimes, adventuring families last for generations and become adventuring dynasties. Firdoos Rahal comes from one of those dynasties. The Rahal dynasty is a family of sorcerers that adventures in order to pay off a debt to the dragon Ferrovax, which has been passed down from generation to generation along with magical power and combat training. Unlike the rest of her family she isn't a spellcaster, but if you look down on her because of it you can expect a beating. Her strength, toughness, and combat skill are all incredible, but there's nothing magical about her. She's just that good. In fact, she might be good enough to pay off the family debt.

High Concept: Warrior
Trouble Aspect: In Debt To A Dragon
Other Aspects: I Don't Need Magic, In The Family Business
Skills:
Superb: Weapons, Might
Great: Athletics, Endurance
Good: Conviction, Alertness
Fair: Discipline, Intimidation
Average: Fists, Presence
Stunts:
Weapon Focus (Weapons): +1 to hit with trusty bastard sword.
Weapon Specialization (Weapons): +2 stress with trusty bastard sword.
Shield Expertise (Weapons): +2 to defend with Weapons using shield.
Block Everything (Weapons): Use Weapons to defend against ranged attacks.
Second Skin (Endurance): +1 physical armor while wearing full plate.
Kick The Door Down (Might): +2 to break things.
Total Refresh Cost:
-4 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
4

Jane (Chest Deep)

Jane isn't interested in talking about her past, or her future. She describes herself as a humble servant of god, an ambulatory extension of His will. This seems to suit her fine, given how incredibly cheerful she is. No matter how bad things get, by the grace of god she always saves the day in the end...so why worry?

High Concept: Wandering Holy Warrior
Trouble Aspect: I'll Go Wherever God Sends Me
Other Aspects: Happy-Go-Lucky, Always At The Last Second
Skills:
Superb: Conviction, Guns
Great: Athletics, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Discipline
Fair: Rapport, Empathy
Average: Survival, Presence
Stunts:
Righteous (Conviction): +2 to Conviction when using it with Righteousness.
Closely Guided (Conviction): +2 to Conviction when using it with Guide My Hand.
Powers:
Righteousness [-2]
Guide My Hand [-1]
Total Refresh Cost:
-5
Refresh Total:
3

Grbas Htxzew (Chest Deep)

A chaos imp is an incarnation of the world's fundamental randomness. It has no mind and no free will, and it exists only to act randomly. Unless it's named Grbas Htxzew. Grbas has a soul. Perhaps he's actually a human who was transformed into a chaos imp, or perhaps something stranger is going on. Regardless, Grbas is alone in the world and needs to find something to do with himself.

High Concept: Chaos Imp
Trouble Aspect: Free Will?
Other Aspects: Little Clown, More Dangerous Than He Looks
Skills:
Superb: Deceit, Athletics
Great: Alertness, Stealth
Good: Burglary, Conviction
Fair: Investigation, Discipline
Average: Rapport, Presence
Stunts:
Make You See A Thousand Of Me (Athletics): +2 to dodge that attacks of opponents with Aspects from Incite Confusion on them.
Powers:
Incite Potent Confusion At Range [-4]
Diminutive Size [-1]
Wings [-1]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Mike Ellsmere (Chest Deep)

Changelings usually have pretty crappy lives. But Mike Ellsmere is an exception. His gruff father and mortal mother are very much in love, and they raised him very well. They never pressured him to make his Choice, and they did their best to teach him morals. As a result, Mike is an extremely friendly person. He's fond of hugs and cute things, and because he's seven feet tall nobody gives him any trouble about it. Left to his own devices Mike would probably just live an ordinary life, but his friends keep getting into trouble. And Mike would follow a friend to the gates of hell.

High Concept: Gruff Changeling
Trouble Aspect: Way Too Loyal
Other Aspects: Not Subtle, Hugs For Everyone!
Skills:
Superb: Might, Endurance
Great: Fists, Athletics
Good: Conviction, Alertness
Fair: Discipline, Empathy
Average: Rapport, Presence
Stunts:
Wrestler (Might): +1 to maintain grapples.
Powers:
Supernatural Strength [-4]
Supernatural Toughness [-4]
The Catch (Cold Iron) [+3]
Total Refresh Cost:
-6
Refresh Total:
2

Mikhail Raskolnikov (Chest Deep)

If a Wizard doesn't practice, their powers can fade away. This is rarely a problem, since Wizards tend to cast spells all the time. But some rare Wizards, like Mikhail Raskolnikov, grow so obsessed with one type of magic that they become unable to cast spells outside that type. In Mikhail's case, the relevant type of magic was pyromancy. Mikhail's incredible enthusiasm for fiery destruction has turned him into a Focused Practitioner, incapable of slow and subtle spells. This is in some ways unfortunate, but it does have the advantage of making Mikhail much more dangerous than most 135-year-olds.

High Concept: Pyromancer
Trouble Aspect: I Really Like Blowing Stuff Up
Other Aspects: Atrophied Wizardry, Very Very Old
Skills:
Superb: Conviction, Lore
Great: Discipline, Investigation
Good: Alertness, Athletics
Fair: Stealth, Craftsmanship
Average: Endurance, Deceit
Powers:
Channeling (Fire) [-2]
Refinement [-4]
The Sight [-1]
Soulgaze [-0]
Wizard's Constitution [-0]
Magic:
Foci: Right-Hand Staff (+4 offensive fire power), Left-Hand Staff (+5 offensive fire control), Belt (+1 defensive fire power)
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Liliana Lambert (Chest Deep)

When the nun Patricia Lambert became pregnant, some thought that the Virgin Birth of Jesus was being repeated. After all, Patricia was definitely a virgin. But when the child was born, it became obvious that it was nothing holy. Some of the convent's members wanted to kill the baby, but more merciful voices prevailed and young Liliana just had to grow up knowing that she was a monster in the eyes of God. Understandably, Liliana really wants to redeem her existence somehow.

High Concept: Outsider Scion
Trouble Aspect: In Search Of Worth
Other Aspects: Pretty Big Freak, The Right Form For The Job
Skills:
Superb: Fists, Athletics
Great: Alertness, Might
Good: Endurance, Investigation
Fair: Discipline, Intimidation
Average: Conviction, Stealth
Powers:
Modular Abilities [-7]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Hikaru Kato (Chest Deep)

You know those crazy ninjas you see in pop culture? They really exist. They're as fast as shadows, as invisible as bullets, and as deadly as lightning. Unfortunately, they don't have very much money. Modern ninjas are too moral to kill for money, too secretive to reveal their powers in sporting events, and too specialized to get decent jobs. So Hikaru Kato, heir to the Kato Clan and a ninjutsu genius, has made it her life's work to bring wealth to her clan. She's having trouble, though, because she knows nothing at all about anything other than ninjutsu.

High Concept: Last Scion Of An Ancient Ninja Clan
Trouble Aspect: The Clan Is Broke
Other Aspects: As Fast As A Shadow, By The (Ninja) Book
Skills:
Superb: Weapons, Athletics
Great: Stealth, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Fists
Fair: Discipline, Investigation
Average: Burglary, Conviction
Stunts:
Too Fast To Hit (Athletics): +2 to dodge after moving at least two zones with last action.
Powers:
Cloak Of Shadows [-1]
Spider Climb [-1]
Supernatural Speed [-4]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Sarah Brown (Chest Deep)

Generally, when a family receives the curse of the loup-garou, the curse travels down from parent to child in an orderly manner. But when a loup-garou has twins, things get a bit weird. Which is why Sarah Brown can turn into an enormous wolf-beast whenever she pleases. Some might be happy to have such an ability. Sarah is not. She just wants to make watches. Turning into a two-hundred-kilo rage-monster isn't part of her life plan. She's willing to do almost anything to gain the favour of a being powerful enough to turn her into a normal human.

High Concept: Werebeast
Trouble Aspect: I Just Want To Be A Watchmaker
Other Aspects: Methodical And Precise, Bestial Rage
Skills:
Superb: Craftsmanship, Investigation
Great: Burglary, Discipline
Good: Conviction, Alertness
Fair: Athletics, Empathy
Average: Endurance, Presence
Skills (Beast Form):
Superb: Fists, Athletics
Great: Might, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Conviction
Fair: Investigation, Discipline
Average: Empathy, Presence
Powers:
Beast Change [-1]
Human Form [+1] affecting:
Claws [-1]
Inhuman Strength [-2]
Inhuman Speed [-2]
Inhuman Toughness [-2]
Inhuman Recovery [-2]
The Catch (Silver) [+2]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Jasjot Malhotra (Chest Deep)

John Evans was a colonial British official, assigned to keep the peace in India. Like most such officials, he treated the natives badly. Unlike most such officials, he was prone to butchering his subjects with an eight-foot scythe. Eventually the locals began to hate him more than they feared the empire that backed him, so they dragged him out of bed in the middle of the night and killed him with his own scythe. Which was all well and good, until young Jasjot found the scythe in a riverbed. The soul of John Evans, which was inside the scythe, tried to dominate the child. But the child proved stubborn, and so John's bloodlust was directed against monsters and villains. Jasjot might have an extremely scary-looking and oddly effective set of eyes, but the corruption is mostly cosmetic. Jasjot is still mostly sane, even after carrying John for 12 years.

High Concept: The Person Who Carries John The Scythe
Trouble Aspect: Slowly Turning Into A Bloodthirsty Maniac
Other Aspects: Iron Self-Control, Inhuman Eyeballs
Skills:
Superb: Weapons, Discipline
Great: Investigation, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Conviction
Fair: Intimidation, Lore
Average: Presence, Athletics
Stunts:
Footwork (Weapons): Use Weapons to defend against all physical attacks.
Demonic Skill (Weapons): Additional +1 to hit when using Demonic Co-Pilot to benefit an attack.
Demonic Strength (Weapons): +2 stress when using Demonic Co-Pilot to benefit an attack.
Demonic Speed (Weapons): Additional +2 to defend when using Demonic Co-Pilot to benefit a defense roll.
Powers:
Item Of Power (John Evans) [+2] granting:
Demonic Co-Pilot [-1]
True Aim [-1]
Blood Drinker [-1]
Feeding Dependency (Blood) [+1] affecting:
Supernatural Recovery [-4]
The Catch (Holy Stuff) [+2]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Juan Cinqo (Chest Deep)

Every city needs heroes. Mexico City has Juan Cinqo. Juan is a catholic monk and a very capable kinetomancer. Everyone respects him, since his power is backed with unwavering kindness. He does his best to prevent the local gangs from killing each other, and to keep the innocent citizens of his city safe. Sometimes he even travels beyond his city to combat evils too great to ignore. All this is wonderful, of course, but sadly Juan is much less effective than he ought to be. He's simply too nice, too eager to resolve situations peacefully. He lacks the will to kill.

High Concept: Shield-o-mancer
Trouble Aspect: Much Too Nice
Other Aspects: Protector Of Mexico City, Catholic Monk
Skills:
Superb: Conviction, Discipline
Great: Lore, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Investigation
Fair: Rapport, Empathy
Average: Athletics, Presence
Stunts:
Reflexive Shield (Discipline): When attacked, may sacrifice next action to cast defensive Evocation.
Powers:
Channeling (Spirit) [-2]
Refinement [-2]
Magic:
Foci: Left Bracer (+3 defensive spirit control), Right Bracer (+3 defensive spirit power)
Total Refresh Cost:
-5
Refresh Total:
3

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Characters, now with mechanical summaries and a Catch for Liliana.

EDIT: Juan is really good at veils, I added that to his description.

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Ian Redding (Chest Deep)

Raiding the dungeons of the Nevernever is not an easy way to make a living. But if you have the skills, it can be a very profitable one. And Ian Redding has the skills. He's a mortal, he's been robbing dungeons for three decades, and he's not dead yet. His excellent instincts and his unfailing pragmatism have kept him alive where dozens of his peers have died.

Ian is excellent at detecting traps and good at fighting like a bastard. He's also decent at picking locks, winning initiative and sneaking around. Plus he's got a decent supply of Fate Points. Not much raw power though.

High Concept: Tomb Robber
Trouble Aspect: A Bit Of A Coward
Other Aspects: Pragmatic To A Fault, Danger Sense
Skills:
Superb: Alertness, Guns
Great: Stealth, Athletics
Good: Burglary, Endurance
Fair: Deceit, Discipline
Average: Conviction, Fists
Stunts:
Trapfinder (Alertness): Use Alertness to search for traps and secret doors.
Trap Sense (Alertness): May "search" for traps and secret doors just by walking by them.
On My Toes (Alertness): +2 to initiative.
Hide In Plain Sight (Stealth): +2 to Stealth when maneuvering to create an Aspect based on being hidden in combat.
Sneak Attack (Guns): +2 stress when ambushing or invoking an Aspect created with Hide In Plain Sight.
Total Refresh Cost:
-3 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
5

Asim Mifsud (Chest Deep)

Asim Mifsud's mother was a Wizard, and a really bad parent. She knew how bad a parent she was, though, so she had the good sense to leave Asim with some dwarf friends of hers. Said dwarf friends raised Asim as one of their own, and in time his magical heritage helped him become a great runesmith. If Asim was willing to sit back and ignore evil, he could live an easy and well-compensated life as a master craftsman. But he isn't, so he frequently finds himself killing monsters in faraway corners of the Nevernever.

Asim is tough, hits really hard close up, and has a bunch of enchanted items that can instantly remove problems. But most of his abilities are limited-use, and his accuracy isn't great.

High Concept: Warrior-Runesmith
Trouble Aspect: Inconvenient Moral Principles
Other Aspects: Raised By Dwarves, Melee Fighter
Skills:
Superb: Weapons, Lore
Great: Craftsmanship, Might
Good: Endurance, Alertness
Fair: Athletics, Discipline
Average: Conviction, Fists
Stunts:
Power Attack (Weapons): Take -1 to hit in order to increase weapon rating by 3.
Powers:
Ritual (Crafting) [-2]
Refinement [-4]
Magic:
Foci: Anvil (+3 crafting strength), Hammer (+1 crafting frequency)
Enchanted Items: Sword (weapon 3 normally, weapon 8 4x/session), Plate Armour (armor 2 normally, armor 5 twice/session), Shield (block 8 4x/session), Ring Of Trap Detection (8 Investigation to find traps twice/session), Winged Boots (8 Athletics to jump or sprint twice/session), 3 "potion" slots (strength 8, two uses each)
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Chadwick Merriweather (Chest Deep)

Chadwick Merriweather was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. But the easy life held no appeal for him; he dropped out of university and abandoned his family to become a gentleman thief. He stole great works of art and left mocking notes for the police. When that got boring, he went out looking for adventure elsewhere. One thing led to another, and somehow Chadwick found himself in the Nevernever. There he discovered that the thrill of dungeon delving eclipsed anything else he'd tried, so he picked up a crossbow and became an adventurer.

Chadwick is mostly about Fate Points. He has a lot of them. He's also pretty good at opening doors and disabling traps, though, so that's something. And his Athletics is solid.

High Concept: Adventurer
Trouble Aspect: Risk Junkie
Other Aspects: The Devil's Own Luck, On My Own
Skills:
Superb: Burglary, Athletics
Great: Stealth, Bows
Good: Investigation, Alertness
Fair: Discipline, Survival
Average: Conviction, Endurance
Stunts:
Evasion (Athletics): +2 to dodge area attacks.
Disable Device (Burglary): Use Burglary to disable traps.
Total Refresh Cost:
0 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
8

Firdoos Rahal (Chest Deep)

Adventurers tend not to marry non-adventurers, and as such they tend to form adventuring families. Sometimes, adventuring families last for generations and become adventuring dynasties. Firdoos Rahal comes from one of those dynasties. The Rahal dynasty is a family of sorcerers that adventures in order to pay off a debt to the dragon Ferrovax, which has been passed down from generation to generation along with magical power and combat training. Unlike the rest of her family she isn't a spellcaster, but if you look down on her because of it you can expect a beating. Her strength, toughness, and combat skill are all incredible, but there's nothing magical about her. She's just that good. In fact, she might be good enough to pay off the family debt.

Firdoos is your classic sword and board fighter. She's good at kicking doors down and in melee combat she's got good passive numbers. She doesn't do much apart from that, but she's got a good Fate Point reserve to make up for her deficiencies and boost her strengths.

High Concept: Warrior
Trouble Aspect: In Debt To A Dragon
Other Aspects: I Don't Need Magic, In The Family Business
Skills:
Superb: Weapons, Might
Great: Athletics, Endurance
Good: Conviction, Alertness
Fair: Discipline, Intimidation
Average: Fists, Presence
Stunts:
Weapon Focus (Weapons): +1 to hit with trusty bastard sword.
Weapon Specialization (Weapons): +2 stress with trusty bastard sword.
Shield Expertise (Weapons): +2 to defend with Weapons using shield.
Block Everything (Weapons): Use Weapons to defend against ranged attacks.
Second Skin (Endurance): +1 physical armor while wearing full plate.
Kick The Door Down (Might): +2 to break things.
Total Refresh Cost:
-4 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
4

Jane (Chest Deep)

Jane isn't interested in talking about her past, or her future. She describes herself as a humble servant of god, an ambulatory extension of His will. This seems to suit her fine, given how incredibly cheerful she is. No matter how bad things get, by the grace of god she always saves the day in the end...so why worry?

Jane is socially competent, a decent fighter, and can more or less automatically succeed at most noncombat tasks by spending a Fate Point. Plus she can blast people with her Righteousness Power when someone gets taken down or comes close to it. Unfortunately her Powers are pretty hard on her Fate Point supply.

High Concept: Wandering Holy Warrior
Trouble Aspect: I'll Go Wherever God Sends Me
Other Aspects: Happy-Go-Lucky, Always At The Last Second
Skills:
Superb: Conviction, Guns
Great: Athletics, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Discipline
Fair: Rapport, Empathy
Average: Survival, Presence
Stunts:
Righteous (Conviction): +2 to Conviction when using it with Righteousness.
Closely Guided (Conviction): +2 to Conviction when using it with Guide My Hand.
Powers:
Righteousness [-2]
Guide My Hand [-1]
Total Refresh Cost:
-5
Refresh Total:
3

Grbas Htxzew (Chest Deep)

A chaos imp is an incarnation of the world's fundamental randomness. It has no mind and no free will, and it exists only to act randomly. Unless it's named Grbas Htxzew. Grbas has a soul. Perhaps he's actually a human who was transformed into a chaos imp, or perhaps something stranger is going on. Regardless, Grbas is alone in the world and needs to find something to do with himself.

Grbas has potent mental attacks and is hard to hit. Plus he's stealthy and mobile. But one solid hit will splatter him, so he should be careful.

High Concept: Chaos Imp
Trouble Aspect: Free Will?
Other Aspects: Little Clown, More Dangerous Than He Looks
Skills:
Superb: Deceit, Athletics
Great: Alertness, Stealth
Good: Burglary, Conviction
Fair: Investigation, Discipline
Average: Rapport, Presence
Stunts:
Make You See A Thousand Of Me (Athletics): +2 to dodge that attacks of opponents with Aspects from Incite Confusion on them.
Powers:
Incite Potent Confusion At Range [-4]
Diminutive Size [-1]
Wings [-1]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Mike Ellsmere (Chest Deep)

Changelings usually have pretty crappy lives. But Mike Ellsmere is an exception. His gruff father and mortal mother are very much in love, and they raised him very well. They never pressured him to make his Choice, and they did their best to teach him morals. As a result, Mike is an extremely friendly person. He's fond of hugs and cute things, and because he's seven feet tall nobody gives him any trouble about it. Left to his own devices Mike would probably just live an ordinary life, but his friends keep getting into trouble. And Mike would follow a friend to the gates of hell.

Mike is a tank. He breaks stuff, soaks damage, and grapples like you would not believe. He doesn't do subtle stuff, though.

High Concept: Gruff Changeling
Trouble Aspect: Way Too Loyal
Other Aspects: Not Subtle, Hugs For Everyone!
Skills:
Superb: Might, Endurance
Great: Fists, Athletics
Good: Conviction, Alertness
Fair: Discipline, Empathy
Average: Rapport, Presence
Stunts:
Wrestler (Might): +1 to maintain grapples.
Powers:
Supernatural Strength [-4]
Supernatural Toughness [-4]
The Catch (Cold Iron) [+3]
Total Refresh Cost:
-6
Refresh Total:
2

Mikhail Raskolnikov (Chest Deep)

If a Wizard doesn't practice, their powers can fade away. This is rarely a problem, since Wizards tend to cast spells all the time. But some rare Wizards, like Mikhail Raskolnikov, grow so obsessed with one type of magic that they become unable to cast spells outside that type. In Mikhail's case, the relevant type of magic was pyromancy. Mikhail's incredible enthusiasm for fiery destruction has turned him into a Focused Practitioner, incapable of slow and subtle spells. This is in some ways unfortunate, but it does have the advantage of making Mikhail much more dangerous than most 135-year-olds.

Mikhail is a glass cannon. He can kill most monsters with one spell. He's also not bad at finding traps, and he's got The Sight for finding spooky stuff. But if he gets attacked, he gets hurt. He needs to be protected.

High Concept: Pyromancer
Trouble Aspect: I Really Like Blowing Stuff Up
Other Aspects: Atrophied Wizardry, Very Very Old
Skills:
Superb: Conviction, Lore
Great: Discipline, Investigation
Good: Alertness, Athletics
Fair: Stealth, Craftsmanship
Average: Endurance, Deceit
Powers:
Channeling (Fire) [-2]
Refinement [-4]
The Sight [-1]
Soulgaze [-0]
Wizard's Constitution [-0]
Magic:
Foci: Right-Hand Staff (+4 offensive fire power), Left-Hand Staff (+5 offensive fire control), Belt (+1 defensive fire power)
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Liliana Lambert (Chest Deep)

When the nun Patricia Lambert became pregnant, some thought that the Virgin Birth of Jesus was being repeated. After all, Patricia was definitely a virgin. But when the child was born, it became obvious that it was nothing holy. Some of the convent's members wanted to kill the baby, but more merciful voices prevailed and young Liliana just had to grow up knowing that she was a monster in the eyes of God. Understandably, Liliana really wants to redeem her existence somehow.

Liliana is physically capable and adaptable. She kicks doors down very well, and she can switch between speedy and tanky approaches to combat. She can also acquire whatever movement and perception abilities she needs for any given task. However, she doesn't have the raw power of some of the other characters. Plus she needs time to change her ability configuration and her mental defences aren't great.

High Concept: Outsider Scion
Trouble Aspect: In Search Of Worth
Other Aspects: Pretty Big Freak, The Right Form For The Job
Skills:
Superb: Fists, Athletics
Great: Alertness, Might
Good: Endurance, Investigation
Fair: Discipline, Intimidation
Average: Conviction, Stealth
Powers:
Modular Abilities [-7] (The Catch is always Holy Stuff [+2])
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Hikaru Kato (Chest Deep)

You know those crazy ninjas you see in pop culture? They really exist. They're as fast as shadows, as invisible as bullets, and as deadly as lightning. Unfortunately, they don't have very much money. Modern ninjas are too moral to kill for money, too secretive to reveal their powers in sporting events, and too specialized to get decent jobs. So Hikaru Kato, heir to the Kato Clan and a ninjutsu genius, has made it her life's work to bring wealth to her clan. She's having trouble, though, because she knows nothing at all about anything other than ninjutsu.

Hikaru's mobility, initiative, and dodging skills are all awesome. Stealth and combat abilities are good too. Mental skills, though, aren't so hot.

High Concept: Last Scion Of An Ancient Ninja Clan
Trouble Aspect: The Clan Is Broke
Other Aspects: As Fast As A Shadow, By The (Ninja) Book
Skills:
Superb: Weapons, Athletics
Great: Stealth, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Fists
Fair: Discipline, Investigation
Average: Burglary, Conviction
Stunts:
Too Fast To Hit (Athletics): +2 to dodge after moving at least two zones with last action.
Powers:
Cloak Of Shadows [-1]
Spider Climb [-1]
Supernatural Speed [-4]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Sarah Brown (Chest Deep)

Generally, when a family receives the curse of the loup-garou, the curse travels down from parent to child in an orderly manner. But when a loup-garou has twins, things get a bit weird. Which is why Sarah Brown can turn into an enormous wolf-beast whenever she pleases. Some might be happy to have such an ability. Sarah is not. She just wants to make watches. Turning into a two-hundred-kilo rage-monster isn't part of her life plan. She's willing to do almost anything to gain the favour of a being powerful enough to turn her into a normal human.

In human form Sarah is all about locked doors and traps. In beast form she runs fast, absorbs attacks, kills monsters, and breaks things. Her biggest weakness is probably the possibility that she'll be attacked while in human form.

High Concept: Werebeast
Trouble Aspect: I Just Want To Be A Watchmaker
Other Aspects: Methodical And Precise, Bestial Rage
Skills:
Superb: Craftsmanship, Investigation
Great: Burglary, Discipline
Good: Conviction, Alertness
Fair: Athletics, Empathy
Average: Endurance, Presence
Skills (Beast Form):
Superb: Fists, Athletics
Great: Might, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Conviction
Fair: Investigation, Discipline
Average: Empathy, Presence
Powers:
Beast Change [-1]
Human Form [+1] affecting:
Claws [-1]
Inhuman Strength [-2]
Inhuman Speed [-2]
Inhuman Toughness [-2]
Inhuman Recovery [-2]
The Catch (Silver) [+2]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Jasjot Malhotra (Chest Deep)

John Evans was a colonial British official, assigned to keep the peace in India. Like most such officials, he treated the natives badly. Unlike most such officials, he was prone to butchering his subjects with an eight-foot scythe. Eventually the locals began to hate him more than they feared the empire that backed him, so they dragged him out of bed in the middle of the night and killed him with his own scythe. Which was all well and good, until young Jasjot found the scythe in a riverbed. The soul of John Evans, which was inside the scythe, tried to dominate the child. But the child proved stubborn, and so John's bloodlust was directed against monsters and villains. Jasjot might have an extremely scary-looking and oddly effective set of eyes, but the corruption is mostly cosmetic. Jasjot is still mostly sane, even after carrying John for 12 years.

Jasjot brings two things to the table: really high Weapons rolls and rapid healing. Notably, killing an enemy with Blood Drinker allows Jasjot to clear physical consequences up to Moderate. Unfortunately, the mental stress that Demonic Co-Pilot inflicts doesn't heal any faster than normal. Jasjot's also not bad at finding traps and resisting mental attacks, but that's secondary.

High Concept: The Person Who Carries John The Scythe
Trouble Aspect: Slowly Turning Into A Bloodthirsty Maniac
Other Aspects: Iron Self-Control, Inhuman Eyeballs
Skills:
Superb: Weapons, Discipline
Great: Investigation, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Conviction
Fair: Intimidation, Lore
Average: Presence, Athletics
Stunts:
Footwork (Weapons): Use Weapons to defend against all physical attacks.
Demonic Skill (Weapons): Additional +1 to hit when using Demonic Co-Pilot to benefit an attack.
Demonic Strength (Weapons): +2 stress when using Demonic Co-Pilot to benefit an attack.
Demonic Speed (Weapons): Additional +2 to defend when using Demonic Co-Pilot to benefit a defense roll.
Powers:
Item Of Power (John Evans) [+2] granting:
Demonic Co-Pilot [-1]
True Aim [-1]
Blood Drinker [-1]
Feeding Dependency (Blood) [+1] affecting:
Supernatural Recovery [-4]
The Catch (Holy Stuff) [+2]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Juan Cinqo (Chest Deep)

Every city needs heroes. Mexico City has Juan Cinqo. Juan is a catholic monk and a very capable kinetomancer. Everyone respects him, since his power is backed with unwavering kindness. He does his best to prevent the local gangs from killing each other, and to keep the innocent citizens of his city safe. Sometimes he even travels beyond his city to combat evils too great to ignore. All this is wonderful, of course, but sadly Juan is much less effective than he ought to be. He's simply too nice, too eager to resolve situations peacefully. He lacks the will to kill.

Juan's main schtick is casting very powerful defensive spells, including shields and veils. His secondary competencies include mental defence and attacking at range. He's got a decent number of Fate Points, too. His main weakness is that when he's out of mental stress he's physically fragile and a bit useless.

High Concept: Shield-o-mancer
Trouble Aspect: Much Too Nice
Other Aspects: Protector Of Mexico City, Catholic Monk
Skills:
Superb: Conviction, Discipline
Great: Lore, Alertness
Good: Endurance, Investigation
Fair: Rapport, Empathy
Average: Athletics, Presence
Stunts:
Reflexive Shield (Discipline): When attacked, may sacrifice next action to cast defensive Evocation.
Powers:
Channeling (Spirit) [-2]
Refinement [-2]
Magic:
Foci: Left Bracer (+3 defensive spirit control), Right Bracer (+3 defensive spirit power)
Total Refresh Cost:
-5
Refresh Total:
3

[Sanctaphrax]

Now, random encounter tables.

Also, I plan to adjust the random encounter rules slightly. If you travel through  more than 2 rooms in an empty area of the dungeon, make a random encounter roll. If you travel more than 4 rooms, add 2. If you travel more than 9, add 4.

Walking around in a dungeon should never be safe.

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Upper Dungeon Random Encounters:

0 or less: Nothing!
1: One Dungeon Vermin enters through a door and tries to eat the PCs.
2: Half a dozen Dungeon Vermin enter through a door and try to eat the PCs.
3: A Failed Adventurer (who has a mild and a moderate physical consequence) begs the PCs for help escaping the dungeon.
4: The ground rumbles and flames burst from every wall. Everyone is targeted by an accuracy 7 weapon 3 physical attack. Defend with Athletics.
5: Two unscrupulous Adventurers try to ambush the players, seeking to eliminate competition while acquiring loot.
6: One of Crysophylax's Adventurer Killers teleports in with murder on its mind.
7: Four mind-controlled Adventurers try to ambush the players, unable to disobey Crysophylax's commands.
8 or more: As 7, but an Adventurer Killer teleports in in the second exchange. It works with the enslaved Adventurers.

The upper dungeon is basically your standard volcanic dungeon, but the sheer number of adventurers trying to claim the bounty makes things a bit complex. As does the fact that Crysophylax has enlisted Outsiders and enslaved adventurers to guard him.

Lower Dungeon Random Encounters:

-1 or less: Crysophylax tosses an extremely powerful necromantic attack at you. He hits the wrong room.
0: Crysophylax animates a Zombie in room 48 and endows it with a simulated drumbeat. It comes after you.
1-2: Crysophylax blasts your room with a necromantic maneuver, seeking to inflict a LIFE DRAIN aspect on all of you. The difficulty to resist is 7.
3-4: Crysophylax blasts your room with a necromantic physical attack. Defend with Endurance. It's accuracy 7, weapon 0.
4-5: Crysophylax blasts your room with a necromantic mental attack. Defend with Discipline. It's accuracy 7, weapon 0.
6: Crysophylax blasts your room with a necromantic physical attack. Defend with Endurance. It's accuracy 11, weapon 0.
7 or more: Crysophylax blasts your room with a necromantic mental attack. Defend with Discipline. It's accuracy 11, weapon 0.

There are no wandering monsters left in the lower dungeon; Crysophylax killed them all. But the necromantic rituals that Crysophylax will harass you with are probably more dangerous than monsters would have been.

Monster stats tomorrow.

[Sanctaphrax]

And now, the monsters that I mentioned in the random encounter tables.

By the way, I've never done this kind of thing before. So I'm probably screwing up here and there. Please don't hesitate to point out anything that looks sketchy.

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Dungeon Vermin (Hydrophobic)

This dungeon is a filthy place, filled with vermin. That's actually a design feature, since those vermin are always hungry and always keen on ripping apart some hapless adventurer. They have little chance of doing that alone, but when they swarm...

High Concept: Giant Rat
Other Aspects: Always Hungry, Unbelievably Filthy
Skills:
Good: Fists
Fair: Athletics, Alertness
Average: Investigation, Survival, Stealth
Powers:
Echoes Of The Beast [-1]
Claws [-1]
Total Refresh Cost:
-2
Refresh Total:
0

Failed Adventurer (Feet In The Water)

The size of the bounty on Crysophylax attracted a lot of people who had no real chance of taking it. And many of those people were overconfident enough to try it alone.

Like this guy, for instance. He's a skilled mercenary and he figured he had a shot. He didn't though, so now he needs your help. He's likely to respond with violence or threats of violence if you refuse.

The Failed Adventurer carries an weapon 3 assault rifle and wears no armour.

High Concept: Incompetent Adventurer
Other Aspects: Not Quite As Good As He Thinks He Is, I Want That Bounty
Skills:
Great: Guns, Athletics
Good: Endurance, Alertness
Fair: Intimidation, Fists
Average: Might, Presence
Total Refresh Cost:
+2 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
8

Adventurer (Type 1) (Chest Deep)

There are many types of professional adventurer. They really only have two things in common: they're greedy enough to enter dungeons in search of treasure and they're skilled enough to survive doing so.

This particular adventurer is a monk of sorts. He pursues inner peace so that he can become better at inflicting outer violence. He might be a noble hero or he might be a greedy killer, but either way he's a dangerous warrior.

This adventurer carries a weapon 1 set of wooden nun-chucks and a weapon 3 iron monk's spade. He wears armour 1 padded robes.

High Concept: Adventurer
Other Aspects: I Want That Bounty, Warrior-Monk
Skills:
Superb: Fists, Discipline
Great: Athletics, Alertness
Good: Conviction, Endurance
Fair: Might, Intimidation
Average: Investigation, Presence
Stunts:
Martial Artist (Fists): Use Fists +1 to make Assessments and Declarations about fighting styles.
Armed Arts (Fists): Use nun-chucks and monk's spade with Fists.
Footwork (Fists): Defend against all physical attacks with Fists.
Riposte (Fists): Sacrifice next action to make automatically successful Fists attack after a successful melee defence with Fists.
Deadly Riposte (Fists): Riposte attacks inflict 2 additional stress.
Flawless Parry (Fists): +2 to defend against attacks with melee weapons.
Tree-Shattering Strike (Fists): Use Fists to break things.
Total Refresh Cost:
-5 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
3

Adventurer (Type 2) (Chest Deep)

There are many types of professional adventurer. They really only have two things in common: they're greedy enough to enter dungeons in search of treasure and they're skilled enough to survive doing so.

This particular adventurer is a ranger of sorts. She specializes in killing from the shadows, and in tracking down monsters that flee. Whether she's willing to hunt down fellow adventurers just to reduce competition is an open question.

This adventurer carries a weapon 2 bow and a weapon 2 hand crossbow. Both use iron projectiles, though she keeps a few silver arrows and blessed crossbow bolts in case she needs them. She wears armour 1 leather armour.

High Concept: Adventurer
Other Aspects: I Want That Bounty, Stealthy Hunter
Skills:
Superb: Stealth, Bows
Great: Athletics, Survival
Good: Endurance, Alertness
Fair: Investigation, Discipline
Average: Conviction, Fists
Stunts:
Ambusher (Stealth): +2 to ambush attempts.
Way Of The Bow (Bows): +1 stress with bows, make bows with Bows.
Careful Aim (Bows): +1 to hit when invoking an aim-based Aspect to boost attack roll.
Tracker (Investigation): Investigation is Fantastic when modifying other skills.
Duck And Cover (Athletics): +2 to defend against ranged attacks.
Hunter Of The Strange (Survival): Use Survival to determine the weaknesses of other characters.
Total Refresh Cost:
-4 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
4

Adventurer (Type 3) (Chest Deep)

There are many types of professional adventurer. They really only have two things in common: they're greedy enough to enter dungeons in search of treasure and they're skilled enough to survive doing so.

This particular adventurer is a sorcerer of sorts. His role in an adventuring party is twofold: he clears locks and traps and the like with rituals, and he kills monsters with entropy bursts. He's never broken a Law of Magic, but he might be tempted if he thinks it'll improve his chances of getting Crysophylax's bounty.

High Concept: Sorcerer-Adventurer
Other Aspects: I Want That Bounty, Lock And Trap Guy
Skills:
Great: Discipline, Lore, Conviction
Good: Endurance, Athletics, Alertness
Fair: Stealth, Deceit, Investigation
Average: Presence, Fists, Might
Powers:
Evocation [-3]
Thaumaturgy [-3]
The Sight [-1]
Magic:
Evocation (Air, Water, Earth): +1 water control
Thaumaturgy: +1 Device-disabling spell control
Foci: Wand (+1 offensive water control and power), Tome (+2 device-disabling spell complexity)
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
1

Adventurer Killer (Snorkelling)

Dragons are not subject to the Laws of Magic, but they still usually don't deal with Outsiders. It's simply not done among them.

But Crysophylax cares little for such strictures now that he's dead. He has summoned several Adventurer Killers from Outside to protect his dungeon.

Adventurer Killers are massive jumbles of mouths and pincers and tentacles. They're extremely deadly, but they aren't truly real. They don't have fixed locations the way real creatures do. This makes them even more dangerous, they can exploit that spacial oddity to teleport or to be in several places at once.

High Concept: Crysophylax's Pet Outsider
Other Aspects: Indeterminate Location, Nearly Indestructible, Lethal Pincers
Skills:
Superb: Fists, Might
Great: Alertness, Athletics, Discipline
Good: Endurance, Conviction, Lore
Fair: Intimidation, Investigation, Survival
Average: Scholarship, Presence, Deceit
Stunts:
Rapid Regeneration (Endurance): Ignore the supplemental action penalty for removing a mild consequence with Recovery.
Huge Guts (Endurance): One additional mild consequence.
On My Toes (Alertness): +2 to initiative.
Alien Mentality (Discipline): +2 to defend against Incite Emotion or emotional incitement.
Powers:
Blood Drinker [-1]
Claws [-1]
Hulking Size [-2]
Supernatural Strength [-4]
Inhuman Toughness [-2]
Mythic Recovery [-6]
The Catch (Unknown) [+0]
Ritual (Indeterminate Location) [-2]
Total Refresh Cost:
-22
Refresh Total:
-9

[Sanctaphrax]

Good news!

I've got a plan for what to put in each of the fifty rooms! It's right here on my desk, on a sheet of paper.

Now I just need to execute that plan...

[tuttman1234]

Yeah, that's the part that always takes the most time. And is usually destroyed by what characters do withing the first few minutes of any campaign

((at least, in my experience))

[Sanctaphrax]

I expect it'll be easier here than it normally is, since dungeon crawls are by nature somewhat linear.

Still a lot of writing, though.

[Sanctaphrax]

Bump, because I'm getting back to this. A tentative set-up for the first rooms will be going up later tonight.

[Mrmdubois]

You planning on running this for anyone Sancta?

[Sanctaphrax]

Yes. Gotta finish it first, though.

That aside, here are the first nine rooms. I'll probably add some flavour stuff later, for now just mechanics. And yes, there's a chance I'll change the mechanics later.

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0: An empty hallway.
1: The dungeon's entrance room is empty. The doors leading out of it are not locked, but each of them is set with a swinging blade trap.
2: This hallway is empty. The doors leading out of it are locked and barred. (Difficulty 3 to unlock, difficulty 5 to kick down.)
3: This room is mostly empty, but there's a pile of building materials in the South-East zone. (Aspect: PILE OF BUILDING MATERIALS.) A kobold sniper is hiding in the pile and will attempt to ambush the PCs. When it attacks, the kobold soldiers in room 5 will back it up. The doors leading to room 5 are locked and barred. (Difficulty 3 to unlock, difficulty 5 to kick down.)
4: An Adventurer Killer has used a ritual to exist in a state of quantum indeterminacy between both room 4s as well as rooms 15 and 18. Whichever of those rooms the PCs look into first is the one that the Adventurer Killer will actually be in. The doors leading to room 16 are locked and barred. (Difficulty 5 to unlock, difficulty 8 to kick down.)
5: Four kobold soldiers are in this room. When the sniper in room 3 attacks, they'll assist it by firing crossbow bolts though arrow slits. These arrow slits provide a Fantastic (+6) block against any attack made from outside room 5 aimed at someone inside room 5, but do not impede outward attacks at all.
6: This narrow hallway (Aspect: REALLY NARROW) contains an ogre guard and three kobold soldiers. The ogre guard will try to keep the PCs out of the room with Might blocks while the kobolds shoot them. If the kobolds can't do any damage or get killed it'll attack properly.
7: This small room appears to hold a treasure chest. But it's actually a Mimic, which will attempt to ambush the PCs.
8: This small room contains a lever, a trap door in the ceiling, and a locked door (difficulty 5 to unlock, difficulty 8 to kick down). The trap door leads nowhere and activates a falling acid trap. The lever does nothing except activate an electricity trap.
9: This small room contains a treasure chest. Inside the chest are four unlabelled bottles of clear liquid. One is a weapon 7 acid (use Weapons to throw it), one is a 7-shift healing potion (treat as an Epic Medical Attention roll), one is a 7-shift invisibility potion (creates a 5-shift veil that lasts three exchanges) and one is just water. Identifying the liquids takes a difficulty 4 Lore roll.

And here are the monsters and traps in those rooms.

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Swinging Blade Trap
Trigger: Somebody opens the trapped door or fails in an attempt to disable the trap.
Notice DC: 3
Disable DC: 2
Effect: The trap makes a weapon 2 accuracy 3 physical attack against the character that set it off. That character must make a difficulty 3 Alertness roll or defend at Mediocre due to surprise.

Acid Trap
Trigger: The trapped trap door is opened.
Notice DC: 4
Disable DC: 7
Effect: The trap makes a weapon 4 accuracy 5 physical attack against the character that set it off. That character must make a difficulty 3 Alertness roll or defend at Mediocre due to surprise.

Electricity Trap
Trigger: The trapped lever is pulled.
Notice DC: 1
Disable DC: 3
Effect: The trap makes a weapon 0 accuracy 5 physical attack against the character that set it off. That character must defend with Endurance.

Kobold Soldier (Hydrophobic)

High Concept: Kobold Soldier
Other Aspects: Small But Dangerous, Dungeon Creature
Skills:
Good: Weapons
Fair: Alertness, Athletics
Average: Endurance, Stealth, Fists
Stunts:
It's A Weapon (Weapons): Wield crossbow with Weapons.
Teamwork (Weapons): +2 stress when attacking the same target as another Kobold Soldier or tagging an Aspect from another Kobold Soldier's maneuver.
Total Refresh Cost:
0 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
2

Kobold Sniper (Hydrophobic)

High Concept: Kobold Sniper
Other Aspects: Small But Dangerous, Dungeon Creature
Skills:
Good: Bows
Fair: Stealth, Alertness
Average: Athletics, Weapons, Burglary
Stunts:
Duck And Cover (Athletics): +2 to dodge when cover is available.
Sniper (Stealth): +2 to Stealth when using it to ambush.
Total Refresh Cost:
0 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
2

Ogre Guard (Feet In The Water)

High Concept: Ogre
Other Aspects: Servant To Kobolds, You Shall Not Pass, Dumb As A Stump
Skills:
Great: Might, Fists
Good: Athletics, Endurance
Fair: Alertness, Intimidation
Average: Conviction, Discipline
Stunts:
You Shall Not Pass (Might): +2 to Might when using it to block entry to a zone.
Powers:
Hulking Size [-2]
Inhuman Strength [-2]
Inhuman Toughness [-2]
The Catch (Unknown) [+0]
Total Refresh Cost:
-7
Refresh Total:
-1

Mimic (Feet In The Water)

High Concept: Shapeshifting Dungeon Creature
Other Aspects: Disguised As A Treasure Chest
Skills:
Great: Deceit, Fists
Good: Endurance, Might
Fair: Alertness, Athletics
Average: Conviction, Discipline
Stunts:
Chest Mimic (Deceit): May impersonate a treasure chest without tools, and may stand up to Investigation while doing so. This allows Deceit-based Ambushes.
Powers:
Claws [-1]
Inhuman Strength [-2]
Inhuman Toughness [-2]
The Catch (Unknown) [+0]
Total Refresh Cost:
-6
Refresh Total:
0

[Sanctaphrax]

More rooms.

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10: This long narrow hallway slopes downwards (SLOPED FLOOR and NARROW HALL Aspects). Its second zone is set with a rolling boulder trap. The door to room 18 is set with a locking trap.
11: This small room contains a locked treasure chest (difficulty 4 to unlock, difficulty 4 to break open), which is set with both a poison needle trap and an explosive chest trap. The chest contains three bombs, which are single-use weapon 5 thrown zone weapons. The door leading to room 19 is hidden, and can only be found with a difficulty 3 Investigation roll.
12: This small square room is empty, and the doors are not locked. It's very hot (LIKE A SAUNA Aspect.) There's a poison gas trap attached to the door to room 13.
13: This hallway is dangerously hot (DANGEROUSLY HOT Aspect) and everyone in it suffers a weapon 0 accuracy 4 attack against Endurance each exchange. The door to room 14 is locked and barred (difficulty 4 to unlock, 7 to kick down).
14: This room contains a kobold alchemist and three kobold guards. They attack immediately. The alchemist's potions can be stolen, and a difficulty 3 Lore roll will suffice to identify them. Also, the room is very warm (LIKE A SAUNA Aspect.) The door to room 15 is set with a locking trap.
15: The Adventurer Killer mentioned in the description of room 4 will be here if the PCs go here before they go to room 4 or 18. The walls of this room are rough and covered with sharp protrusions (SHARP WALLS Aspect).
16: The third zone of this room contains a massive stone statue depicting a knight. It will come to life and attack the PCs with a weapon 3 sword unless they sneak past it, which is quite possible since the room is very dark (VERY DARK Aspect). They might not know to sneak past, but a difficulty 5 Lore or Alertness roll will reveal that there's something weird about the looming statue.
17: There's a magic sword (weapon 7 for three uses, weapon 3 otherwise) set in the zone farther from the door. Getting into or out of that zone requires a difficulty 6 Athletics roll in order to jump over the acid moat between the sword and the door. Those who fail suffer physical stress equal to the margin of failure plus 4 and fail to leave their zone.
18: The Adventurer Killer mentioned in the description of room 4 will be here if the PCs go here before they go to room 4 or 15. The ceiling is two zones high, but anyone entering the upper zones will trigger a lightning trap.

Monsters and traps:

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Rolling Boulder Trap
Trigger: Someone moves through the trapped zone.
Notice DC: 2 (6)
Disable DC: 3
Effect: A boulder appears in the first zone of the room - that is, the one closest to room 8. It moves towards the other end of the room each exchange as though taking a Sprint action with Good Athletics. For the purposes of initiative, assume the boulder has Good Alertness and Athletics. When the boulder enters a zone, each character in that zone suffers a weapon 3 accuracy 6 physical attack. The boulder will not leave the room.
Avoidance Method: Characters who are aware of the trap can move over or under its tripwire safely with a difficulty 2 Athletics roll.

Locking Trap
Trigger: A character moves through the trapped door.
Notice DC: 4
Disable DC: 5
Effect: The door slams shut and locks. Difficulty 4 to unlock, difficulty 7 to kick down.
Avoidance Method: If the door is deliberately held or jammed open, the trap will not trigger.

Poison Needle Trap
Trigger: A character fails to unlock the trapped chest or to disable the poison needle trap.
Notice DC: 3
Disable DC: 4
Effect: A poison needle pricks the triggering character, placing a POISONED Aspect on them. Characters who are POISONED suffer a weapon 0 accuracy 4 physical attack against Endurance each exchange until somebody makes a difficulty 4 Scholarship roll to give them medical attention. If a character takes extra time in order to improve the Scholarship roll or any other roll, each shift of time taken counts as an exchange for determining the number of poison attacks suffered.

Exploding Chest Trap
Trigger: A character breaks open the trapped chest.
Notice DC: 5
Disable DC: 8
Effect: The chest explodes. Its contents are destroyed and everybody in the zone suffers a weapon 7 accuracy 7 physical attack.

Poison Gas Trap
Trigger: The trapped door is opened or kicked down, or an unsuccessful attempt to disable the trap is made.
Notice DC: 3
Disable DC: 4
Effect: Everybody in the room suffers a weapon 0 accuracy 6 physical attack. Defend with Endurance.

Lightning Trap
Trigger: A character enters one of the trapped zones.
Notice DC: 2 (5)
Disable DC: 5
Effect: The trap makes a weapon 2 accuracy 7 attack against the triggering character.

Kobold Guard (Hydrophobic)

High Concept: Kobold Guard
Other Aspects: Small But Dangerous, Dungeon Creature
Skills:
Good: Weapons
Fair: Alertness, Athletics
Average: Endurance, Stealth, Fists
Stunts:
On My Toes (Alertness): +2 to initiative.
Wall Of Steel (Weapons): +2 to Weapons blocks when protecting other kobolds.
Total Refresh Cost:
0 (Pure Mortal)
Refresh Total:
2

Kobold Alchemist (Feet In The Water)

High Concept: Kobold Alchemist
Other Aspects: Kobold War Leader, Small But Dangerous, Dungeon Creature
Skills:
Great: Lore, Weapons
Good: Conviction, Discipline
Fair: Athletics, Alertness
Average: Endurance, Presence
Stunts:
Potion Thrower (Weapons): +1 to hit with thrown potion attacks.
Good Arm (Weapons): Thrown attacks have two zones of range.
Powers:
Ritual (Crafting) [-2]
Refinement [-2]
Magic
Foci: Magic Dust (+1 Crafting strength)
Enchanted Items: Robes (5 shift block against physical attacks, 3 uses/session), Good Luck Charm (armour 3 against mental attacks, 1 use/session)
Potions: 3x Grenade (thrown weapon 3, hits a zone), 3x Lightning Dart (thrown weapon 5, hits one target)
Total Refresh Cost:
-6
Refresh Total:
0

Animated Statue (Chest Deep)

High Concept: Animated Statue
Other Aspects: Really Really Big, Vulnerable To The Magic Sword, Dimly Sentient
Skills:
Superb: Weapons, Endurance
Great: Discipline, Might
Good: Conviction, Fists
Fair: Alertness, Investigation
Average: Intimidation, Presence
Stunts:
Power Attack (Weapons): Can take -1 penalty to hit to inflict +3 stress.
Shrug It Off (Endurance): Use Endurance to defend against ranged attacks.
Nearly Emotionless (Discipline): +2 to defend against Incite Emotion.
Powers:
Hulking Size [-2]
Supernatural Strength [-4]
Mythic Toughness [-6]
The Catch (The magic sword in room 17) [+0]
Total Refresh Cost:
-15
Refresh Total:
-7

In retrospect, maybe I should have made room 10 longer.

I'm seriously considering giving all kobolds Inhuman Speed.

[Sanctaphrax]

With the wiki in decent shape, I think this is a good time to get back to this project.

I'll have to find my old notes, but once I do that I expect it'll go fairly quickly.