The Fiend of

Turlin’s Well:
Pathfinder 1st
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Author: Skeeter Green
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Adventure Start Confrontation. Characters can attempt a DC 12 Sense
Motive check to determine what is going on with
A character is able to tell that the holy symbol is
demonic in nature with a successful DC 10 Knowledge Barley. If successful, it’s clear he is angry, distraught
(Religion) check, although it still is worth 50 gp. It is with the situation, and distrustful of anyone he doesn’t
not magical. The character is able to identify that the know. The rest of the group follows Barley’s lead, but
symbol is specifically that of the Demon-Princess if a fight breaks out, they hesitate for one round as they
Teratashia with a successful DC 20 Knowledge decide if they should get involved. If the characters
(Religion) check, in which case they would know some attack first, however, they are fully invested.
or all of the information in Appendix D: Teratashia. If the characters attempt a civil discourse with the
group, a successful DC 16 Diplomacy check calms
Yourn Keelo CR 1 Barley somewhat. A Bluff or Intimidate check
XP 400 immediately fails; he’s too drunk for any guile or
hp 13 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GameMastery machismo to sink in. If Barley is calmed down, he tells
Guide, “Beggar”) the party that he heard a rumor in “the Guild” (the
Aleman’s Guild, Area TW39) that “dat dirty fiend-folk
The Fiend CR 6 / BA 6 was comin’ out ta’night. ’ere red-eye for ’im!”
XP 2,400 Clues. A Rumor. Barley’s clue about the Fiend coming
hp 59 (Appendix A: New Monsters, “The Fiend”) out is true. However, unbeknownst to him, one of the
vigilantes in his group is the Fiend, taking the shape of
a regular citizen.
Rumors If this is the first time the Fiend is meeting the
Rumors are discovered by spending 1d4 hours asking characters, it is intensely interested in them and
around and spending 5 sp. This allows the party to scrutinizes them openly. A character making a
make a Diplomacy check to gather information. successful DC 15 Perception check notices the
Compare the result of their roll to the Rumors in The vigilante “giving them the eyeball.”
Well table.
The Fiend CR 6 / BA 6
Fixed Encounters XP 2,400
hp 59 (Appendix A: New Monsters, “The Fiend”)
Crazed Prophet (Day 2)
Characters who make a successful DC 15 Knowledge
(Religion) check understand that this specific passage The Assault (Day 4)
suggests that everyone dies, but followers of Jamboor Setting the Stage. After several minutes, the city
may seek to hasten the journey. resumes its natural evening routine. If the characters
Interactions. The preacher falls into a fit of seizures move in the general direction of the disturbance — a
and is unable to communicate further. A successful DC successful DC 15 Perception or Survival check gets the
10 Heal check allows a character to determine that the party to the correct location — they discover a crowd
of people gathered around the freshly painted wall of a
preacher is in no lasting danger from the fit but will not
be able to speak further until he calms down. shop with a large pile of rags and debris below it.
An animal sense of fear and fury simmers; characters
The Fiend CR 6 / BA 6 making a successful DC 15 Sense Motive check feel as
XP 2,400 if this could spark a riot in the district. This is a
hp 59 (Appendix A: New Monsters, “The Fiend”) heinous, shocking act distinctly different from what
was previously mundane vandalism. Trouble is
Clues. A Pinwheel Message. After the characters leave escalating in the district and could get out of hand
the encounter, have the most religious one of them quickly.
attempt a DC 15 Knowledge (Religion) check. If If the characters wait until the crowd disperses and ask
successful, something in the crazed prophet’s rant about the beating, they gather that the watch is keen on
strikes that character as unusual (more than a regular keeping the public calm, but not too interested in
crazed rant!). following up on the incident. A successful DC 15
Diplomacy check allows a character to finagle out of
Vigilantes (Day 3) one of the guards that the body is a member of the
Pipers, a notorious wererat nest in the district. “Likely
Vigilante (8) CR 1 some kinda gang trouble. We’ll get ’em patched up,
XP 400 and send ’im on ’is way.”
hp 16 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GameMastery
Guide, “Street Thug”)

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A Watcher. check — the sheriff offers to inform the party if they
find anything unusual about the discoloration, which is
The Fiend CR 6 / BA 6 the residue of a paralytic poison.
XP 2,400
hp 59 (Appendix A: New Monsters, “The Fiend”) Duloth’s Outrage (Day 6)
Clues. A Backstory. A successful DC 15 Perception Duloth Armitage CR 9
check notes that the scrawling on the wall has a XP 6,400
distinct flourish to the style of the letters. It’s not local hp 69 (Appendix A: New Monsters, “Duloth
and has an aristocratic flair, despite the effort to make it Armitage”)
look hurried. With an additional successful DC 20
Linguistics check, the characters determine that
whoever wrote this is trying to portray The Night of Day 7
madness while acting quite calculated.
Enough is Enough
Aftermath of the Assault Wererat (6) CR 2
Constable (4) CR 1 XP 600
XP 400 hp 20 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary,
hp 19 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game “Lycanthrope, Wererat [Hybrid Form]”)
GameMastery Guide, “Guard”)
The Pipers Win.
Sheriff CR 3
XP 800 Order of the Maiden’s Cross Paladin (3)
hp 34 (Pathfinder Roleplaying CR 1/2
Game GameMastery Guide, XP 200
“Guard Officer”) hp 12 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game NPC
Codex, “Callous Rake”)
Replace longsword with +1 silvered
The Gruesome longsword
Package (Day 5) The Fiend CR 6 / BA 6
XP 2,400
The Fiend CR 6 /
hp 59 (Appendix A: New Monsters,
BA 6
“The Fiend”)
XP 2,400
hp 59 (Appendix A: New
The Sisters Save the Day. The Fiend,
Monsters, “The Fiend”)
disguised as one of the Sisters, does not reveal
itself to anyone yet. Its unfamiliarity with
Clues. The Note and the
Maiden’s Cross doctrine and habits allow a
Body. In the time the
character to make a DC 20 Sense Motive
constables are waiting
check. With a successful roll, the character
for the cart to arrive
notes that something is off about that Sister
to remove the body, a
and that she is likely an imposter.
character with some
Assuming the party does not indicate that
guild or organizational
they have discovered the Fiend, it continues
affiliation that allows
its charade and plays along with the
them to investigate the
carousing for the evening. Any characters
crimes may attempt a DC 16
who succeed on a DC 24 Sense Motive
Diplomacy check. If successful, the
check notice that this particular Sister is
sheriff allows them to examine the body. A
unusually engaging with the men in the group. If
DC 10 Heal check determines that all the
confronted, the Fiend downplays the interaction and
victim’s limbs are broken in multiple places,
excuses itself. It then flees when out of direct sight.
and a successful DC 15 Perception check
The Characters Prevail. A successful DC 24 Sense
shows a faint discoloration around the victim’s
Motive check gives that character the feeling that this
mouth. Something ingested shortly before the brutal
person isn’t what they seem. That Sister is the Fiend
attack stained the victim’s mouth. If the characters alert
keeping tabs on the characters. If they discover the
the sheriff — and succeed on a DC 21 Diplomacy
doppelganger, it fights only enough to get away.

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Day 8 TW41-5. Closet (Between Waypoint)
Old Beggars. Waypoint. Characters need to make a successful DC
14 Will saving throw or suffer 1d8 sanity damage. If
Common Beggar (d4) CR 1 successful, they only suffer 1d2 sanity damage.
XP 400 Without an experienced traveler, a character attempting
hp 12 (Appendix A: New Monsters, “Beggar to use the waypoints for the first time must make a DC
Apprentice [Rogue]”) 15 Knowledge (Arcana) check. A success gives the
character a mental glimpse of the other waypoints, and
Beggar Leader CR 4 if they concentrate on a location, they feel a slight
XP 1,200 pulling sensation and arrive in the new point. Failure
hp 34 (Appendix A: New Monsters, “Beggar indicates no movement, and the character may exit the
Journeyman”) closet normally, possibly assuming the closet is just an
“odd space” in the house.
In the Interests of Beggars. TW41-6. Vestibule
The guild does not seek out the characters during this
demonstration, despite their awareness of the party’s Ghoul CR 1
investigation. If the party is affiliated with the Beggars XP 400
or contacts a guildmember and succeeds on a DC 15 hp 13 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary,
Diplomacy check, the characters get an audience with “Ghoul”)
Gromp.
Meeting Gromp. Characters need to make a successful DC 11 Will
saving throw or suffer 1 sanity damage upon seeing the
Lucius Gromp CR 7 ghoul.
XP 3,200
hp 51 (Appendix A: New Monsters, “Lucius Gromp”) TW41-7. Study
Animated Armor CR 2
Day 9 XP 600
hp 13 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary 4,
Gaunt House — Lair of the Fiend “Phantom Armor, Guardian”)
This adventure makes use of the Sanity rules found in
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Horror Adventures. Characters need to make a successful DC 12 Will
TW41-1. Entry saving throw or suffer 1 sanity damage upon seeing the
Characters making a successful DC 15 Survival check phantom armor.
notice that the front door has not been used in some TW41-8. Gallery
time. Storyboard. The art in the gallery largely makes no
TW41-2. Foyer sense to onlookers. However, any character suffering
The Floor Tells a Tale. If the runner is moved, from an amount of sanity damage equal to or greater
characters making a successful DC 10 Perception than their sanity threshold sees truth in the madness.
check notice a stained outline on the hardwood. If the The ship, if studied carefully and if a successful DC 15
result was 15 or higher, the characters notice the Perception check is made, is revealed to be The Flight
outline is in a vaguely humanoid shape, but oddly of Oberon.
proportioned. A further successful DC 15 Heal check If none of the characters are suffering from sanity
confirms this is likely a large bloodstain. damage, the gallery appears as a well-rendered mess
Mental Exhaustion. that lacks any consistent design theme.
The character (or characters if several investigate the Mental Exhaustion. If onlookers make a successful
floor) must make a DC 12 Will saving throw. If DC 15 Perception check, they notice their own
successful, the visions clear, and reality slowly creeps likenesses in the art. The paintings featuring the
back in and the character suffers 1 sanity damage. If characters are not new, so the revelation that actions
the save fails, the images take hold, the Between they just undertook are captured in paint is
infects the character’s mind, and they suffer 1d6 sanity overwhelming. Characters who made the successful
damage. Perception check to notice their images must attempt a
Stairs to the Upper Gallery. The stairs are creaky but DC 10 Will saving throw or suffer 1d3 sanity damage.
stable; they groan loudly when walked upon giving a -
4-circumstance penalty on any Stealth checks.

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TW41-9. Chapel TW41-10A. Pantry (Between Waypoint)
The Engraved Floor. If the characters proceed into Waypoint. Characters need to make a successful DC
the room, additional details about the floor are visible. 14 Will saving throw or suffer 1d8 sanity damage. If
A successful DC 12 Perception check reveals that a successful, they only suffer 1d2 sanity damage.
fine silver vein runs along the edge of the floor where it Without an experienced traveler, a character attempting
meets the bottom step. A character investigating the to use the waypoints for the first time must make a DC
silver vein and the sigils and runes painted on the floor 15 Knowledge (Arcana) check. A success gives the
— and making a successful DC 15 Knowledge character a mental glimpse of the other waypoints, and
(Arcana) check — understands that the whole is if they concentrate on a location, they feel a slight
designed to be a large summoning or magical pulling sensation and arrive in the new point. Failure
containment area. Disturbingly, the runes and sigils are indicates no movement.
drawn with the intent to keep something in, not out.
Further investigation with a successful DC 15
Perception check reveals eight rectangular shapes
engraved in the stone floor. If characters break through
the floor, which requires a successful DC 20
Strength check, they expose entombed
corpses. The corpses are desiccated, and a
successful DC 15 Heal check determines
the cause of death was blunt trauma to the
head. The bodies have been here for many
years; the ceremonial shrouds wrapping
the victims are withered and putrefied.
Woken Dead.

Cadaver (8) CR 2
XP 600
hp 16 (Tome of Horrors Complete,
“Cadaver”)

Characters need to make a successful DC 12

Will saving throw or suffer 1 sanity damage
upon seeing the cadavers.
Gothic Lighting Reveals. The sconces
and chandelier are crafted in an unusual
artistic style. A DC 20 Perception check
finds details suggesting architecture
commonly depicted in texts describing the
Hells; a DC 20 Knowledge (Arcana) check
reminds a character that several ornate
talismans exist to capture devils, binding them
to their captor’s will. A DC 15 Knowledge
(Religion) check reveals that the metal is bent
into shapes in a style well-documented in Infernal
literature. A DC 20 Knowledge (Planes) check
informs the character that the iron in these items
is not from this plane of existence.
Mental Exhaustion. Characters failing DC 12
Will saving throws suffer 1d6 sanity damage. Any
character making a successful save still feels the
emotional drain but only suffers 1 sanity damage.
TW41-10. Dining Room
Giant Spider CR 1
XP 400
hp 16 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game
Bestiary, “Spider, Giant [Medium]”)

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TW41-10B. Kitchen TW41-15. Covered Veranda
Counter Intuitive. If the characters investigate the Fireplace. The firebox is sooty and shows signs of
counter area, a successful DC 15 Perception check recent use. A successful DC 15 Perception check
reveals that a large amount of butchering has been allows a character to discover some unburned scraps of
performed recently. A few cooking utensils are strewn cloth that look as if they could be from clothing.
about the counter, and a successful DC 15 Heal check
notes the presence of several medical tools as well. TW41-16. Master Bedroom
Cooking Staff? The Bed. If characters approach the bed to investigate
the terrible stench, a successful DC 10 Perception
Rat (3) CR 1/4 check suggests the smell is of excrement.
XP 100 Prisoners. The man and woman are unresponsive to
hp 4 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary, “Rat, questioning. They barely register the characters’
Common”) presence and are not communicative in any way. Each
is suffering from enough sanity damage to reduce them
Two of the rats carry filth fever. to 0 sanity; they are not quite comatose, but the
constant sensory overload of being held captive in the
TW41-11. Landing and Stairs tiny cage keeps them from recovering.
The Door Under the Stairs. The small door is closed
with a padlock and requires a delicate, small key or a Prisoner (2) CR 1/3
DC 20 Disable Device check. XP 135
hp 6 (currently 1) (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game
Tendon Slicing Padlock Trap CR 3 GameMastery Guide, “Village Idiot”)
XP 800
Type mechanical; Perception DC 20; Disable Device Mental Exhaustion. Discovering the prisoners’
DC 20 condition and understanding the depths of sadism
Trigger failing to unlock the lock; Reset manual required to confine them in such a manner requires all
Effect Atk +5 melee touch (1 damage plus loss of use the characters to make a successful DC 12 Will saving
of hand for 24 hours [DC 12 Fort negates]) throw or suffer 1d6 sanity damage. If successful, the
character only suffers 1 sanity damage.
The Figure Under the Stairs.
Characters making a successful DC 15 Perception TW41-17. Master Closet
check realize the cloth looks familiar and notice that it Treasure. A successful DC 15 Knowledge (Local)
is from another character’s cloak or clothing check allows the character to remember hearing that
(determine at random or choose one character). the latest fashion style in Castorhage includes overly
Mental Exhaustion. Finding a tiny stick-doll wearing ornate jewelry and audacious costumes.
a piece of the character’s own clothes in a locked room TW41-17B. Lady’s Privy
under some stairs requires that character to make a
successful DC 10 Will saving throw or suffer 1d3
sanity damage. Mimic CR 4
Treasure. The padlock is of simple quality but is XP 1,200
worth 50 gp due to the trap. hp 52 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary,
TW41-12. Closet “Mimic”)
Dirty Laundry. A successful DC 15 Heal check
determines that the blood is four to five days old. Characters need to make a successful DC 14 Will
saving throw or suffer 2 sanity damage upon seeing the
TW41-14. Sunroom mimic reveal itself. If successful, the character only
The Door. Characters making a successful DC 12 suffers 1 sanity damage.
Perception check determine that the door opens into
this room; it is designed to keep something from TW41-18. Upper Gallery
getting in here from wherever it leads. The Signature. A successful DC 20 Knowledge
The Floor. Characters making a successful DC 15 (Religion) check allows a character to notice that the
Knowledge (Religion) check understand the runes are signature on the paintings is actually the sigil of the
typical of druids and ancient, primal deities. If an Demon-Princess Teratashia, who is not one of the great
additional DC 20 Knowledge (Arcana) check is demons included in any of the pictures.
successful, the character realizes the runes and glyphs
are intended to appease dark fairy folk.

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TW41-19A. Closet (Between Waypoint) TW41-20. Lounge
Waypoint. Characters need to make a successful DC Treasure. The six paintings, while disturbing, are very
14 Will saving throw or suffer 1d8 sanity damage. If well rendered. Characters making a successful DC 20
successful, they only suffer 1d2 sanity damage. Appraise check realize they are master-level quality
Without an experienced traveler, a character attempting and are worth 2,000 gp each.
to use the waypoints for the first time must make a DC
15 Knowledge (Arcana) check. A success gives the TW41-21. Guest Room
character a mental glimpse of the other waypoints, and
if they concentrate on a location, they feel a slight Emil Orimus CR 3
pulling sensation and arrive in the new point. Failure XP 800
indicates no movement. hp 26 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary,
“Wight”)
TW41-19B. Attic Access
The Small Door. A successful DC 15 Perception Characters need to make a successful DC 13 Will
check within five feet of the door gives the characters saving throw or suffer 1 sanity damage upon seeing
two bits of information. The first is a slight buzzing Emil.
sound from the other side of the door. The other is an
increase in the awful odor noticeable in the room. TW41-22. Guest Room
Mental Exhaustion. The immediate purity of the
TW41-19C. Attic vision is overwhelming; characters monitoring the
The Sacrifice. Investigating the figure reveals that it is window must make a successful DC 14 Will saving
a human male approximately 50 years of age. He is throw or suffer 1d8 sanity damage. If successful, they
breathing shallowly and erratically. A successful DC only suffer 1d2 sanity damage.
15 Perception check allows a character to notice a
slight discoloration around the victim’s mouth. A large TW41-22A. Secret Closet
incision in the chest is held closed by amateurish, The pocket door in the south wall is noticeable with a
oversized stitches. successful DC 15 Perception check.
Characters investigating either of these conditions and TW41-23. Kitchen Closet
making a successful DC 15 Heal check discovers the Any Stealth checks made using the small elevator are
discoloration is likely the same as the wererat involved made with a -2-circumstance penalty.
in the Gruesome Package encounter. The
discoloration is from a paralytic poison. The incision TW41-24. Lair of The Fiend
and the accompanying stitches are meaningless; the The Birdcage. If characters approach,
victim was cut open only for show, and there is no a successful DC 10
internal injury. The stitches are designed to confuse Linguistics check notices
any rescuers and to terrify the that the chittering occurs in
victim. a pattern that somewhat
resembles a speaking cadence.
Ectarr D’Miean A character making a successful
CR 1/3 DC 15 Knowledge (Nature) check
XP 135 realizes that the chittering sound is not
hp 5 (currently 0) from any normal avian.
(Pathfinder One in Hand.
Roleplaying Game
GameMastery Guide, Dun Rathmon CR 2
“Squire”) XP 600
No Gear hp 16 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game
Bestiary, “Demon, Quasit”)
Mental Exhaustion. Charisma is 17
Discovering the false
ritualistic sacrifice, staged Characters need to make a successful
perfectly for maximum DC 12 Will saving throw or suffer 1
effect, requires all characters witnessing the sanity damage upon realizing what Dun
scene to make a successful DC 16 Will saving Rathmon really is.
throw or suffer 1d10 sanity damage. If
successful, the character only suffers 1d3
sanity damage.

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TW41-25. Basement TW41-25A. Crypt
Claustrophobic? The ceiling here is only seven feet Beyond the Wall.
tall, giving a very close, heavy feeling. The weight of
the house, and all the horrors in the upper floors, as
well as the influence of the Between requires all Mimic CR 4
characters in the basement to make a DC 10 Will
saving throw. If successful, the characters are free to XP 1,200
act normally. If the save fails, the character suffers 1d3 hp 52 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary,
sanity damage from the inundation of burden. “Mimic”)
What Happened Here?

Zombie (2) CR 1/2 Characters need to make a successful DC 14

XP 200 Will saving throw or suffer 2 sanity damage
hp 12 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game upon seeing the mimic reveal itself. If
Bestiary, “Zombie”) successful, the character only suffers 1
sanity damage.
Mental Exhaustion. This place The Restful Dead.
is disgusting, disturbing, and However, one body is very important. One
exaggeratedly gross. It is corpse, entombed in the top right
violently bloody for compartment, possesses an ornate necklace
gore’s sake. Characters that can be discovered with a successful DC
entering the basement 20 Perception check.
and observing the
mess must make a TW41-25B. Vault
successful DC 14 Will If the characters make a successful DC
saving throw or 20 Perception check, they notice a gap
suffer 1d8 points of around the plaque that can be depressed.
sanity damage. If Activating the switch causes the door
successful, they to pop open and reveal a two-foot-tall
only suffer 1d2 pile of documents, ledgers,
sanity damage. manifests, and other bundles of
Characters correspondence.
who failed The Tangled Web. As the
their save characters rifle through
against the the papers accumulated
claustrophobic in the vault, a
effect earlier successful
take an DC 15
additional Linguistics
sanity check finds
damage a few special
from items.
this The Secret Digest. A small digest is hidden
effect. behind a secret panel in the cubby and
discoverable with a successful DC 20 Perception
check. Bound in a dull leather cover, the book is a
treatise on the worship of the Demon-Princess
Teratashia. The book is written in Abyssal, but
copious notes in Aklo are written in the margins, so a
character able to speak either language can decipher
the contents.
If the character finishes the digest, the end notes
contain a magical secret: The Secret of the Liar.
Information about the secret is detailed in Appendix
C: Written Secrets.

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Appendix A: Creatures For more information regarding the Beggar class,
consult Bard’s Gate by Frog God Games.
Beggar Apprentice (Rogue) CR 1
XP 400 Duloth Armitage CR 9
Male or female human beggar 1 / unchained rogue 1 XP 6,400
N Medium humanoid (human) Male human fighter 5 / unchained rogue 5
Init +2; Perception +5 NE Medium humanoid (human)
AC 15, touch 13, flat-footed 12 (+2 armor, +2 Dex, +1 Init +6; Perception +14
dodge) AC 19, touch 14, flat-footed 17 (+5 armor, +2
hp 12 (1d6 plus 1d8 plus 1) deflection, +2 Dex)
Fort +0; Ref +4; Will +1 hp 69 (5d10+5 plus 5d8+5 plus 5)
Speed 30 ft. Fort +6; Ref +7; Will +4; +5 vs. fear
Melee dagger +2 (1d4/19–20) Defensive Abilities bravery +1, evasion, trap sense +1,
Special Attacks sneak attack +1d6 uncanny dodge
Str 11, Dex 15, Con 10, Int 10, Wis 12, Cha 13 Speed 30 ft.
Base Atk +0; CMB +0; CMD 12 Melee +2 wounding longsword +14/+9 (1d8 + 6/19–
Feats Combat Reflexes, Dodge, Skill Focus 20), +2 dagger of venom +12/+7 (1d4 + 4/19–20)
(Knowledge [local]), Weapon Finesse Ranged mwk light crossbow +11/+6 (1d8/19–20 plus
Skills Acrobatics +6, Climb +4, Diplomacy +6, poison)
Knowledge (local) +8, Perception +5, Profession Special Attacks poison 1/day (DC 14, +2 dagger of
(beggar) +6, Sense Motive +5, Stealth +6, Swim +4 venom), sneak attack +3d6, surprise attack, weapon
Languages Common training (heavy blades +1)
SQ alms, beggared bounty, disadvantage, limited Str 15, Dex 15, Con 13, Int 17, Wis 14, Cha 11
resources, local knowledge, trapfinding Base Atk +8; CMB +10; CMD 24
Gear leather armor, dagger Feats Blind-Fight, Combat Reflexes, Improved
Initiative, Improved Unarmed Strike, Point Blank Shot,
For more information regarding the Beggar class, Power Attack, Rapid Reload, Weapon Finesse, Weapon
consult Bard’s Gate by Frog God Games. Focus (longsword), Weapon Specialization
(longsword)
Beggar Journeyman CR 4 Skills Acrobatics +10, Bluff +8, Craft (forgery) +16,
XP 1,200 Diplomacy +13, Disable Device +10, Escape Artist
Male or female human beggar 1 / unchained rogue 4 +10, Intimidate +8, Linguistics +7, Perception +14,
N Medium humanoid (human) Profession (wheelwright) +15, Ride +10, Sense Motive
Init +2; Perception +11 +10, Stealth +10, Swim +10, Use Magical Device +8
AC 15, touch 13, flat-footed 12 (+2 armor, +2 Dex, +1 Languages Common, Dwarf, Gnoll, Halfling,
dodge) Draconic
hp 34 (1d6+1 plus 4d8+4 plus 4) SQ armor training 1, trapfinding
Fort +2; Ref +6; Will +2 Combat Gear 3 vials of black lotus extract, 20 bolts
Defensive Abilities evasion, trap sense +1, uncanny (w/ large spider venom); Other Gear +2 shadow
dodge studded leather armor, ring of protection +2, +2
Speed 30 ft. dagger of venom, +2 wounding longsword,
Melee club +5 (1d6 + 3) masterwork light crossbow, 10 bolts, large bag of
Ranged sling +5 (1d4 + 2) holding, ring of misdirected alignment (NG)*, several
Special Attacks sneak attack +2d6 hundred gp in coin and gems
Str 14, Dex 15, Con 12, Int 10, Wis 12, Cha 11
Base Atk +3; CMB +5; CMD 18
Feats Alertness, Combat Reflexes, Dodge, Mobility,
Skill Focus (Knowledge [local]), Weapon Finesse
Skills Appraise +5, Climb +6, Diplomacy +8, Disguise
+8, Knowledge (local) +11, Perception +11, Profession
(beggar) +9, Sense Motive +11, Stealth +10
Languages Common
SQ alms, beggared bounty, disadvantage, limited
resources, local knowledge, rogue talent (fast stealth,
stand up), trapfinding
Gear leather armor, club, sling, 10 sling bullets

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The Fiend CR 6 / BA 6 Lucius Gromp CR 7
XP 2,400 XP 3,200
Between Doppelganger Male human beggar 2 / unchained rogue 6
N Medium monstrous humanoid (shapechanger) LE Medium humanoid (human)
Init +8; Senses darkvision 90 ft.; Perception +9 Init +6; Perception +11
AC 19, touch 15, flat-footed 14 (+4 Dex, +1 dodge, +4 AC 15, touch 12, flat-footed 13 (+2 Dex, +3 natural)
natural) hp 51 (2d6+2 plus 6d8+6 plus 6)
hp 59 (4d10+4 plus 33 temporary hp that are regained Fort +5; Ref +9; Will +6
every morning)
Defensive Abilities evasion, trap sense +2, uncanny
Fort +4, Ref +8, Will +6 dodge
Defensive Abilities distorted 50%; DR 5/cold iron and Speed 30 ft.
magic; Immune charm, sleep; SR 19
Melee dagger +7 (1d4 + 2/19–20) or prosthetic hook
Speed 30 ft. +5 (1d6)
Melee 2 claws +9 (1d8 + 5) Ranged dagger +7 (1d4/19–20)
Special Attacks sneak attack +2d6 Special Attacks sneak attack +3d6
Spell-Like Abilities (CL 4th; concentration +6) Str 11, Dex 15, Con 13, Int 17, Wis 15, Cha 16
At will—detect thoughts (DC 14) Base Atk +5; CMB +5; CMD 17
3/day—charm person (DC 13), unseen servant Feats Great Fortitude, Improved Initiative, Iron Will,
Str 20, Dex 19, Con 12, Int 13, Wis 14, Cha 15 Lightning Reflexes, Skill Focus (Knowledge [local]),
Weapon Finesse
Base Atk +4; CMB +9; CMD 24
Skills Acrobatics +11, Appraise +12, Bluff +12,
Feats Combat Reflexes, Dodge, Great Fortitude,
Diplomacy +14, Disguise +11, Disable Device +10,
Improved Initiative, Power Attack
Escape Artist +10, Intimidate +12, Knowledge (local)
Skills Bluff +10 (+14 while using change shape), +17, Perception +11 (+13 in social situations),
Disguise +10 (+30 while using change shape), Profession (beggar) +7, Sense Motive +10 (+12 in
Perception +9, Sense Motive +6, Stealth +15 social situations), Sleight of Hand +11, Stealth +11,
Languages Aklo, Common Swim +8

SQ change shape (alter self), mimicry, perfect copy Languages Common, Draconic, Elven, Thieves’ Cant

Combat Gear dust of disappearance, potion of cure SQ alms, beggared bounty, disadvantage (missing left
serious wounds, potion of gaseous form; Other Gear hand), despised, eavesdrop, limited resources, rogue
envoy’s signet* talent (fast stealth, surprise attack, trap spotter)

Special Abilities Gear amulet of natural armor +3 (looks like a

tarnished brass medallion depicting an elephant’s head;
Distorted 50% You have a chance to negate critical hits it has been enchanted with nondetection [CL 7]), 6
or sneak attacks on attacks. daggers, prosthetic hook (treat as sickle), beggar’s
Mimicry (Ex) Proficient in all weapons, armor, and rags, 3d8 sp in loose coins
shields. Can use any spell trigger or spell completion
item as if the spells were on its spell list. For more information regarding the Beggar class,
consult Bard’s Gate by Frog God Games.
Perfect Copy (Su) When a doppelganger uses change
shape, it can assume the appearance of specific
individuals.

For more information regarding Between creatures,

consult Tome of Blighted Horrors by Frog God
Games.

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Appendix B: New Magic Items
Envoy’s Signet
Aura moderate abjuration; CL 8th; Slot ring
Price 40,000 gp; Weight —
These dual-purpose items serve as a distinct signet ring
— and one that heats wax to seal confidential
correspondence — and hides the wearer from all
divination magics. The wearer is protected from
scrying and magical location just as a
nondetection spell does. If a divination
spell is attempted against the wearer, the
caster of the divination must succeed on a
caster level check (1d20 + caster level)
against a DC of 19 (as if the wearer had
cast nondetection on themself).
Construction Requirements Forge Ring,
arcane mark, nondetection; Cost 20,000 gp

Ring Of Misdirected Alignment

Aura faint abjuration; CL 3rd; Slot ring
Price 12,500 gp; Weight –
This ring is usually a plain, nondescript silver
or gold band. The wearer is continually
immune to detect thoughts, discern lies,
and any attempt to magically discern his
alignment. In addition, any magical
attempts to discern his
alignment instead detect as an
alignment chosen when the ring
is created (most often NG).
Construction Requirements
Forge Ring, magic aura,
nondetection; Cost 6,250 gp

Appendix C:
Written Secret
The Secret of the Liar
This secret allows the bearer to
speak words of honey that charm
and beguile those who hear them.
Trigger Speaking the words of the secret
aloud.
Consequence The character is drawn in by the lies
they tell. When the character first triggers the secret,
they must make a successful DC 21 Wisdom saving
throw or suffer 1 point of Wisdom drain.
Reward The character is able to cast mass suggestion
as a spell-like ability once per day (CL=character
level).
— originally appeared in The Blight by Frog God
Games.

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