MPNP Ghost Ship - Revision history

Siddharth1: /* The Bottom Deck */

2017-11-13T01:52:01Z

The Bottom Deck

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:52, 13 November 2017
Line 25:		Line 25:

	==The Bottom Deck==		==The Bottom Deck==
	Same as before, 3 sections, 3+1d6 skeletons added per section. At the very back is a Necromancer who must be killed to stop the skeletons from re-assembling. The area where the Necromancer sits is cleaner and less rotted than the rest of the ship, and includes a ritual site that is keeping the ship afloat.		Same as before, 3 sections, 3+1d6 skeletons added per section. At the very back is a Necromancer who must be killed to stop the skeletons from re-assembling. The area where the Necromancer sits is cleaner and less rotted than the rest of the ship, and includes a [[ritual site]] that is keeping the ship afloat.

	While combat is still technically active, there will be a brief pause while the necromancer tells his story. He explains that when the ship sank many years ago, he survived by using a ward to hold back the waters. Since then, he has been working on a way to re-float the ship, and using his ~~foul~~ magics to keep himself alive. It is quite clear at this point that he is ~~extremely~~ insane. The party can ~~try to~~ take pity on him and rescue him from his plight, but he will just go nuts and keep attacking them with skeletons.		While combat is still technically active, there will be a brief pause while the necromancer tells his story. He explains that when the ship sank many years ago, he survived by using a ward to hold back the waters. Since then, he has been working on a way to re-float the ship, and using his magics to keep himself alive. It is quite clear at this point that he is insane. The party can take pity on him and rescue him from his plight, but he will just go nuts and keep attacking them with skeletons.

	If the party kills the necromancer, the skeletons will stop appearing. The only treasure to find is a sacred ~~religous~~ artifact that could maybe be returned to the Necromancers.		If the party kills the necromancer, the skeletons will stop appearing. The only treasure to find is a sacred artifact that could maybe be returned to the Necromancers.

	If the party attempts to stop the necromancer by disrupting his ritual site, the ship will start to sink. Combat does not stop. The ship will sink in 12 rounds, and it takes 1 round to cross each section of the ship(7 total). For each section, characters must roll 1d20, on a natural 1 they trip and fall. The mermaid princess falls every round(in fact she rolls a 1 on any check). If the characters reach the top deck but neglect to untie their boat, it will be pulled under with the ship, and they will be left swimming in the open ocean. Any heavy armor and weapons must be discarded, along with any wealth that was not stored on their boat.		If the party attempts to stop the necromancer by disrupting his ritual site, the ship will start to sink. Combat does not stop. The ship will sink in 12 rounds, and it takes 1 round to cross each section of the ship (7 total). For each section, characters must roll 1d20, on a natural 1 they trip and fall. The mermaid princess falls every round (in fact she rolls a 1 on any check). If the characters reach the top deck but neglect to untie their boat, it will be pulled under with the ship, and they will be left swimming in the open ocean. Any heavy armor and weapons must be discarded, along with any wealth that was not stored on their boat.

	A passing ship will rescue the party the next day.		A passing ship will rescue the party the next day.

Siddharth1: /* The Hold */

2017-11-13T01:51:14Z

The Hold

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:51, 13 November 2017
Line 18:		Line 18:

	==The Hold==		==The Hold==
	Once the party is past the giant ~~grab~~, they can proceed ~~bellow~~ decks, where they will be assualted by skeletons. If they killed the ~~grab~~, they will need to protect their ~~NPC~~, who will scream constantly and cling to the youngest adult-male party member ~~insesently~~, keeping him from attacking.		Once the party is past the giant crab, they can proceed below decks, where they will be assualted by skeletons. If they killed the crab, they will need to protect their N.P.C., who will scream constantly and cling to the youngest adult-male party member, keeping him from attacking.

	The hold has 3 sections, in each section the party will be attacked by 3 + 1d6 skeletons. The skeltons get 5 attack dice and have 0 DV. A single hit shatters them, but on the next round they re-assemble and can attack the round after that. If the party is savy enough, they can effect-kill the skeletons by separating the bones, but this will be very challenging. Otherwise, the fight simply progresses, and more skeletons approach.		The hold has 3 sections, in each section the party will be attacked by 3 + 1d6 skeletons. The skeltons get 5 attack dice and have 0 DV. A single hit shatters them, but on the next round they re-assemble and can attack the round after that. If the party is savy enough, they can effect-kill the skeletons by separating the bones, but this will be very challenging. Otherwise, the fight simply progresses, and more skeletons approach.

	At the front of the hold is a hatch leading to the next lower deck. Any character with Tinker can roll 1d20, if they get at least a 20(with the Tinker score and INT mod added) they can seal the hatch behind the party and keep the skeletons out. Otherwise the skeletons will follow them to the next lower deck.		At the front of the hold is a hatch leading to the next lower deck. Any character with Tinker can roll 1d20, if they get at least a 20 (with the Tinker score and INT mod added) they can seal the hatch behind the party and keep the skeletons out. Otherwise the skeletons will follow them to the next lower deck.

	==The Bottom Deck==		==The Bottom Deck==

Siddharth1: /* Top Deck */

2017-11-13T01:50:39Z

Top Deck

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:50, 13 November 2017
Line 6:		Line 6:

	==Top Deck==		==Top Deck==
	The party can ~~die~~ up ~~it's~~ boat and board on the port ~~fordeck~~. On the mid-deck, they will be forced to fight a giant crab.		The party can tie up its boat and board on the port foredeck. On the mid-deck, they will be forced to fight a giant crab.

	The crab is 12 feet across and has 2 mighty ~~pinchers~~. It begins combat with 25 DV and will not drop ~~bellow~~ 10 DV~~(because of it's thick shell)~~. The crab gets 2 attacks per round and rolls 5 AV with 5 automatic successes. It deals 2d12 damage and can pin a target. The crab makes 2 attacks per round, but on every attack, flip a coin: if the ~~grab looses~~, it gets ~~it's pincher~~ stuck on the ship's deck. The crab must then use one of ~~it's~~ attacks the next round to free itself.		The crab is 12 feet across and has 2 mighty pincers. It begins combat with 25 DV and will not drop below 10 DV. The crab gets 2 attacks per round and rolls 5 AV with 5 automatic successes. It deals 2d12 damage and can pin a target. The crab makes 2 attacks per round, but on every attack, flip a coin: if the crab loses, it gets its pincer stuck on the ship's deck. The crab must then use one of its attacks the next round to free itself.

	While the ~~pincher~~ is pinned, the characters can tie them shut~~. It may still attack but cannot pin characters~~. If both ~~pinchers~~ are tied, the team can "effect-kill" the crab by lifting up one side and flipping it into the ocean.		While the pincer is pinned, the characters can tie them shut. If both pincers are tied, the team can "effect-kill" the crab by lifting up one side and flipping it into the ocean.

	Otherwise, the crab has 1,000 hit points and 50 AC.		Otherwise, the crab has 1,000 hit points and 50 AC.

	===If They Kill the Crab===		===If They Kill the Crab===
	If they ~~persist and murder~~ the ~~grab~~ with damage instead of going for the effect-kill, they will crack open ~~it's~~ shell and discover ~~that it is actually~~ a ~~cursed~~ mermaid princess ~~whom they have now freed from her entrapment~~. Her name is Aubriel She implores the party ~~desperately~~ to help return her to her undersea kingdom, which will require them to go on a side-quest to find some sort of fantasy submarine. In the meantime, the princess ~~is very whiny and needy and~~ will mostly act like a little brat. She is about 11 years old. The party can rid themselves of her at any time by throwing her over the side of the ship~~. Its cool. She can~~ swim~~. She's a mermaid~~.		If they kill the crab with damage instead of going for the effect-kill, they will crack open its shell and discover a mermaid princess within. Her name is Aubriel. She implores the party to help return her to her undersea kingdom, which will require them to go on a side-quest to find some sort of fantasy submarine. In the meantime, the princess will mostly act like a little brat. She is about 11 years old. The party can rid themselves of her at any time by throwing her over the side of the ship; after which, she will swim.

	==The Hold==		==The Hold==

CourseDirector: /* The Bottom Deck */

2016-05-10T17:38:29Z

The Bottom Deck

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:38, 10 May 2016
Line 37:		Line 37:
	If they do remember to cut the rope, they can sail off in their own boat without a care in the world.		If they do remember to cut the rope, they can sail off in their own boat without a care in the world.

			===Side Quest===
			This Module can potentially spawn a side quest: [[MPNP The Mermaid Princess]]

	==See Also:==		==See Also:==

CourseDirector at 17:29, 10 May 2016

2016-05-10T17:29:37Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:29, 10 May 2016
Line 19:		Line 19:
	==The Hold==		==The Hold==
	Once the party is past the giant grab, they can proceed bellow decks, where they will be assualted by skeletons. If they killed the grab, they will need to protect their NPC, who will scream constantly and cling to the youngest adult-male party member insesently, keeping him from attacking.		Once the party is past the giant grab, they can proceed bellow decks, where they will be assualted by skeletons. If they killed the grab, they will need to protect their NPC, who will scream constantly and cling to the youngest adult-male party member insesently, keeping him from attacking.

			The hold has 3 sections, in each section the party will be attacked by 3 + 1d6 skeletons. The skeltons get 5 attack dice and have 0 DV. A single hit shatters them, but on the next round they re-assemble and can attack the round after that. If the party is savy enough, they can effect-kill the skeletons by separating the bones, but this will be very challenging. Otherwise, the fight simply progresses, and more skeletons approach.

			At the front of the hold is a hatch leading to the next lower deck. Any character with Tinker can roll 1d20, if they get at least a 20(with the Tinker score and INT mod added) they can seal the hatch behind the party and keep the skeletons out. Otherwise the skeletons will follow them to the next lower deck.

			==The Bottom Deck==
			Same as before, 3 sections, 3+1d6 skeletons added per section. At the very back is a Necromancer who must be killed to stop the skeletons from re-assembling. The area where the Necromancer sits is cleaner and less rotted than the rest of the ship, and includes a ritual site that is keeping the ship afloat.

			While combat is still technically active, there will be a brief pause while the necromancer tells his story. He explains that when the ship sank many years ago, he survived by using a ward to hold back the waters. Since then, he has been working on a way to re-float the ship, and using his foul magics to keep himself alive. It is quite clear at this point that he is extremely insane. The party can try to take pity on him and rescue him from his plight, but he will just go nuts and keep attacking them with skeletons.

			If the party kills the necromancer, the skeletons will stop appearing. The only treasure to find is a sacred religous artifact that could maybe be returned to the Necromancers.

			If the party attempts to stop the necromancer by disrupting his ritual site, the ship will start to sink. Combat does not stop. The ship will sink in 12 rounds, and it takes 1 round to cross each section of the ship(7 total). For each section, characters must roll 1d20, on a natural 1 they trip and fall. The mermaid princess falls every round(in fact she rolls a 1 on any check). If the characters reach the top deck but neglect to untie their boat, it will be pulled under with the ship, and they will be left swimming in the open ocean. Any heavy armor and weapons must be discarded, along with any wealth that was not stored on their boat.

			A passing ship will rescue the party the next day.

			If they do remember to cut the rope, they can sail off in their own boat without a care in the world.

CourseDirector at 16:46, 10 May 2016

2016-05-10T16:46:30Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:46, 10 May 2016
Line 6:		Line 6:

	==Top Deck==		==Top Deck==
	The party can die up it's boat and board on the port fordeck.		The party can die up it's boat and board on the port fordeck. On the mid-deck, they will be forced to fight a giant crab.

			The crab is 12 feet across and has 2 mighty pinchers. It begins combat with 25 DV and will not drop bellow 10 DV(because of it's thick shell). The crab gets 2 attacks per round and rolls 5 AV with 5 automatic successes. It deals 2d12 damage and can pin a target. The crab makes 2 attacks per round, but on every attack, flip a coin: if the grab looses, it gets it's pincher stuck on the ship's deck. The crab must then use one of it's attacks the next round to free itself.

			While the pincher is pinned, the characters can tie them shut. It may still attack but cannot pin characters. If both pinchers are tied, the team can "effect-kill" the crab by lifting up one side and flipping it into the ocean.

			Otherwise, the crab has 1,000 hit points and 50 AC.

			===If They Kill the Crab===
			If they persist and murder the grab with damage instead of going for the effect-kill, they will crack open it's shell and discover that it is actually a cursed mermaid princess whom they have now freed from her entrapment. Her name is Aubriel She implores the party desperately to help return her to her undersea kingdom, which will require them to go on a side-quest to find some sort of fantasy submarine. In the meantime, the princess is very whiny and needy and will mostly act like a little brat. She is about 11 years old. The party can rid themselves of her at any time by throwing her over the side of the ship. Its cool. She can swim. She's a mermaid.

			==The Hold==
			Once the party is past the giant grab, they can proceed bellow decks, where they will be assualted by skeletons. If they killed the grab, they will need to protect their NPC, who will scream constantly and cling to the youngest adult-male party member insesently, keeping him from attacking.

CourseDirector at 20:25, 9 May 2016

2016-05-09T20:25:09Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:25, 9 May 2016
Line 2:		Line 2:

	The one think that can plainly be seen is a blue, lit lantern, the signal for a ship in distress.		The one think that can plainly be seen is a blue, lit lantern, the signal for a ship in distress.

			As the party guides their small craft closer, they can see that the hull has several large breaches. Its a wonder the vessel is even afloat at all. If they take the time to sail around the ship, they will find a name printed on the side, but it is too degraded to read. They also hear sounds coming from the inside, scratches and tools being used.

			==Top Deck==
			The party can die up it's boat and board on the port fordeck.

CourseDirector: Created page with 'Whilst sailing on the open ocean, the party encounters a great ship adrift. It is beaten and worn, the timbers are black and covered in moss. The ship lists heavily to the port a…'

2016-05-09T16:58:56Z

Created page with 'Whilst sailing on the open ocean, the party encounters a great ship adrift. It is beaten and worn, the timbers are black and covered in moss. The ship lists heavily to the port a…'

New page

Whilst sailing on the open ocean, the party encounters a great ship adrift. It is beaten and worn, the timbers are black and covered in moss. The ship lists heavily to the port and looks like it may have already been sunk once. It was once a grand, 3-masted sailing ship, but the main mast is broken off near the deck, and the other two are taken out not much higher. What remains of the yards and the sails are moldy and ragged, and the entire ship is damp. For added bonus, find this at night.

The one think that can plainly be seen is a blue, lit lantern, the signal for a ship in distress.

==See Also:==
*[[Mage Wars RPG]]

[[Category:Mage Wars RPG]]