DDAL-EBEP-01 - The Iron Titan (Oracle of War Epic 1)

39 Pages·2020·15.951 MB·English

by  Will Doyle, James Introcaso, Shawn Merwin

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Designer: Will Doyle, James Introcaso, Shawn Merwin
Campaign Story and Development: Will Doyle
Editing: Ashley Michaela “Navigator” Lawson
Art Direction and Layout: Stacey Allan
Artists: Mark Behm, Conceptopolis, William O’Connor, Olga Drebas,
Scott M. Fischer, Ron Lemen, Marcel Mercado, Lee Moyer,
Lindsey Look, Ryan Pancoast, Steve Prescott, Richard Whitters,
Kieran Yanner
Cover Illustrators: Vance Kelly (original graphic design), Ron Lemen
(inset illustration)
All art provided by Wizards of the Coast and used with permission
D&D Adventurers League Guildmaster: Chris Lindsay
D&D Adventurers League Wizards Team: Adam Lee, Ari Levitch,
Chris Lindsay, Mike Mearls
D&D Adventurers League Eberron Administrators: Will Doyle,
Amy Lynn Dzura, Shawn Merwin
Playtesters: Jeff Barnes, Jordan Conrad, Christina Donovan,
Tom Donovan, Greg Hartman, Mark Knapik, Beth Merwin,
Cindy Moore, Scott Moore
Welcome
Welcome to the Oracle of War campaign, presented by the
Adventurers League! You can play this adventure as part of
your own Eberron: Rising from the Last War campaign, or as
part of the Oracle of War organized play campaign. While
this campaign runs under the umbrella of the Adventurers
League, it utilizes different rules. You can familiarize yourself
with these unique campaign rules by checking out the Oracle
of War Player’s Guide and Oracle of War DM’s Guide, found in
the D&D Adventurers League Players Pack.
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his adventure is designed for three to seven 1st- A H
to 4th-level characters and is optimized for five
characters with an average party level (APL) of In the Oracle of War campaign, the characters are
4. Characters outside this level range can’t partic- scavengers working for salvage crews. Players should
ipate in this adventure. invent their own reasons for undertaking such dangerous
This is a special D&D Epics™ 3-hour interactive work: dedication to a just cause, serving a specific patron,
adventure, originally designed for two or more tables spying for an organization, etc.
playing together. Each group must contain characters of Players with access to the Oracle of War Player’s Guide
tier 1 (levels 1–4). While it’s best enjoyed with multiple can use the backgrounds and patrons listed there. Many
groups, the adventure is also playable with a single group. of these serve as adventure hooks for this and later adven-
This adventure occurs in Eberron, on the edge of the tures in the campaign. At the start of play, ask your players
remains of ruined Cyre. This fallen nation is known as if their characters have utilized any of these backgrounds
the Mournland across most of Eberron, but as the Gray to and tie them into the adventure as best you can.
the residents of Salvation. This special event is designed C  S
to accompany the Spoils of War storyline. Spoils of War is
part of the Oracle of War Eberron campaign for the D&D This adventure can take place at any time during the Spoils
of War storyline but, for continuity, it’s best enjoyed after
Adventurers League.
all four adventures in the series have been played.
Running this Event L E
This adventure was designed for multiple groups working
together. Guidelines for coordinating the adventure as For simplicity and speed of play, this adventure doesn’t
a multitable event appear in appendix C, “Administrator
incorporate any legacy events from previous adventures in
Guide.” If you aren’t helping coordinate, you don’t need to the Oracle of War series.
read or print this section.
You can also run the adventure for a single group, using T
the guidance provided in “Event Rules.” If you do this, your
progress through the battle is simulated using simple rules. At the start of this adventure, players can visit Salvation
and buy anything from the Adventuring Gear, Armor,
B Equipment Packs, Tools, or Weapons tables in chapter 5 of
the Player’s Handbook. Items can also be sold for half their
The necromantic terror group, the ORDER OF THE listed value, although players can gain no more than 20 gp
EMERALD CLAW, seeds discord across Khorvaire to per adventure in sales.
leverage the influence of the nation of KARRNATH and H P
the BLOOD OF VOL faith. Their agent in SALVATION, the
corrupt salvage broker IRULLAN KARNACH, has devised In the Oracle of War campaign, adventurers are supposed to be
a means to awaken the WARFORGED COLOSSUS on the
a cut above the rest. To reflect this, each character in the party
outskirts of the outpost. Now she plans to use it to destroy gains one hero point at the start of this adventure. Players
the entire settlement: a test run for further strikes into the
earn additional hero points by completing story goals. The
nation of Breland. Only a ragtag army of SALVAGE CREWS
DM may not award hero points except as specifically directed
stand between the colossus and the outpost.
in the adventure. At the end of the adventure, the players lose
O any hero points they’ve accrued.
The adventure’s story is spread over two parts and takes Hero Points
approximately 3 hours to play: A player can spend a hero point whenever they make an attack
• Part 1: Big Moe (30 mins). roll, an ability check, or a saving throw. The player can spend the
Emerald Claw agents awaken “Big Moe,” sending an hero point after the roll is made, but before they know whether
army of undead ahead of it to ravage the outpost. they’re successful or not. Spending the hero point allows the
• Part 2: Wrecking Ball (150 mins). player to roll a d6 and add it to the d20, possibly turning a failure
into a success. A player can spend only one hero point per roll.
The adventurers undertake quests to dismantle the In addition, whenever a character fails a death saving throw, the
warforged colossus, aided by prophecy and advice from player can spend one hero point to turn the failure into a success.
the Oracle of War
.
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he Iron Titan is a D&D Epics™ adventure. Tactical Advice. Each location in the colossus has a
Familiarize yourself with the following rules secret vulnerability that players can only exploit if they’ve
concepts before running this adventure. Many of received tactical advice from the Oracle. Using tactical
these rules are also summarized on Handout 1: advice can give the party major advantages in combat.
Event Rules. • Whenever your players successfully utilize a piece of
E E tactical advice, all characters in the party gain one
hero point.
The Iron Titan encourages interactivity between tables.
The following rules are designed to work across Prophecies in Single-Group Play
multiple groups: When playing with a single group, the DM handles the
allocation of prophecies and tactical advice themselves,
Single-Group Play using Administrator Handout 1: Oracle Prophecies and
Even though this was originally written as an EPIC, we realize Administrator Handout 2: Oracle Tactics.
it isn’t always possible to attend a large event where that type
of play is offered. Therefore, we’ve created this in a manner R V
that it can be run with one group of players. Throughout the
EVENT RULES, advice for running this with a single group is As the players complete quests to assault the colossus,
given in these helpful sidebars. Enjoy! they damage its structural integrity. Each time your
players complete a quest, fill in one of the quest reports
from appendix B and ask your group captain to report the
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victory to the commander. When enough quest reports
Each group receives one prophecy from the Oracle of War have been handed in, the commander announces the
when they’re seated. If the players can make this proph- destruction of one of the colossus’s deadly weapons.
ecy come true, they can request tactical advice from the

Oracle of War. Victories in Single-Group Play

Prophecies. Prophecies are ambiguously worded, and When playing with a single group, players must complete
it’s up to the DM to adjudicate if the requirements of each at least three quests during part 2 to succeed in the event.
prophecy have been met. For example, “One hero wields Each quest the group completes destroys the colossus
the flame as two foes fall” could be completed by a wizard weapon assigned to that location (see appendix C,
killing two or more enemies with a scorching ray spell, a “Administrator Guide”).
rogue hurling a flask of alchemist’s fire to kill two enemies,
or knocking two enemies prone while another party B U  S D
member holds a burning torch or lantern aloft.
Every 20 minutes, the commander announces one of the
If your group completes a prophecy, ask the Group
Captain to call over the administrator handling the Oracle colossus’s siege weaponry attacks. Pause the action until
of War. That administrator will supply the group with a the commander has made their announcement, and then
apply any effects that occur from it.
new prophecy and a piece of tactical advice about fighting
If your group receives siege damage, each player must
the colossus—the players decide which part of the colos-
roll on the following table and apply the result immedi-
sus they wish to learn about (Head, Chest, Left Arm, Right
ately. A player can spend one hero point to ignore the
Arm, Left Leg, or Right Leg). Prophecies are delivered to
the characters via one of the Oracle’s homunculus scouts, result of their roll.
which can reach them anywhere on the battlefield.
• If the players need no more tactical advice, the
administrator grants each character in the party a
hero point instead.
• Whenever your players successfully complete
a prophecy, the administrator delivers it to
another table.

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Siege Damage Table 37–39 Mutilated. Jagged shrapnel hits you, dealing 16
d100 Connection
(3d10) slashing damage and inflicting a random

01 Immolated. Explosions ripple around you. You must lingering injury (see “Injuries” in chapter 9 of the
make a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw, taking 27 Dungeon Master’s Guide).
(5d10) fire damage on a failed save, or half as much
40–46 Pinned. A falling beam or pillar pins you beneath it.
damage on a successful one. If you drop to 0 hit
Until freed, you are prone and restrained. To break
points because of this damage, the heat reduces you
free, you or an adjacent ally must take an action and
to a pile of ash.
succeed on a DC 10 Strength (Athletics) check.
02–03 Aflame. Burning oil ignites your hair and clothing. 47–54 Rubble. Rubble clatters over you, creating difficult
While you remain on fire, you take 5 (1d10) fire
terrain in a 10-foot radius around you.
damage at the start of each of your turns. At the end of
55–59 Severely Bludgeoned. Wreckage hits you, dealing 11
each of your turns, you can make a DC 15 Constitution
(2d10) bludgeoning damage.
saving throw, quelling the flames on a success.
60–64 Severely Impaled. A spear of shrapnel plunges into
04–06 Aftershock. All creatures standing on the ground
you, dealing 11 (2d10) piercing damage.
must succeed on a DC 12 Dexterity saving throw or
65–69 Severely Impaled. A spear of shrapnel plunges into
fall prone.
you, dealing 11 (2d10) piercing damage.
07–09 Blasted. An explosion blasts your space. All creatures
70–74 Slashed. Shrapnel tears into you, dealing 6 (1d10)
within a 10-foot radius of you must make a DC 10
slashing damage.
Dexterity saving throw, taking 11 (2d10) fire damage
on a failed save, or half as much damage on a 75–76 Slowed. A chunk of wreckage cracks into your knee,
successful one. reducing your speed by half until the end of your
next turn.
10–11 Blinded. Dust washes over you. You must succeed
on a DC 10 Constitution saving throw or be blinded 77–78 Smoke. A 20-foot-radius sphere of thick smoke swirls
until the end of your next turn. up around you, heavily obscuring the area. The cloud
persists until a wind of moderate or greater speed
12–16 Bludgeoned. Wreckage slams into you, dealing 5
(at least 10 miles per hour) disperses it.
(1d10) bludgeoning damage.
79–80 Stunned. Debris strikes you in the head, dealing 5
17–18 Buried. A pile of wreckage buries you beneath it.
(1d10) bludgeoning damage and stunning you until
Until freed, you are prone, restrained, and blinded.
the end of your next turn.
To break free, you or an adjacent ally must take an
action and succeed on a DC 15 Strength (Athletics) 81–86 Tangled. Wreckage entangles you. Until freed, your
check. The wreckage counts as difficult terrain. speed is halved and you have disadvantage on
attack rolls and ability checks. To escape, you or an
19–20 Collapse. The section of the colossus you’re fighting
adjacent ally must take an action and succeed on a
on collapses. When you pull yourself from the
DC 10 Strength (Athletics) check.
wreckage, you find yourself somewhere else. Join
another table and return when they’ve completed 87–95 Tripped. A shockwave knocks you prone, along with
their current quest. (Reroll this result for sin- any creatures with 5 feet of you.
gle-group games.) 96–97 Unconscious. A chunk of wreckage thuds into your
21–22 Confused. A chunk of wreckage strikes you in the head and you drop to 0 hit points.
back of the head, dealing 5 (1d10) bludgeoning 98–99 Double Damage. Roll twice on this table and apply
damage. At the start of your next turn, you move half both results (ignoring rolls of 98–00).
your speed in a random direction. 00 Triple Damage. Roll three times on this table and
23–24 Coughing. Dust chokes you. Until the end of your apply all results (ignoring rolls of 98–00).
next turn, you can’t talk or cast spells with a verbal
component. Battle Updates in Single-Group Play
25–29 Deafened. An explosion deafens you until the end of When playing with a single group, the DM pauses play to
your next turn. make the Battle Updates and chooses the colossus actions
themselves, as described in appendix C, “Administrator
30–34 Impaled. A spear of shrapnel plunges into you, Guide.” All colossus actions target the player group.
dealing 5 (1d10) piercing damage. The following restrictions apply in single-group play:
35–36 Inferno. Burning oil spills in a 10-foot radius around • Battle Updates occur every 45 minutes instead of every
20 minutes.
you. Any creature that enters the area for the first
• The colossus only takes one colossus action per
time on a turn or starts its turn there must succeed Battle Update.
on a DC 12 Dexterity saving throw or take 11 (2d10) • The colossus can’t take the same action twice in a row.
fire damage.
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C D •
Spells that affect areas over 200 feet in radius
(e.g. control weather) can affect other groups at the
Player characters who die during the event are mysteri- administrators’ discretion. Inform the administrators if
ously raised from the dead, healed to full health, and can one of your players casts a spell with such a range.
rejoin their companions at the start of their next quest. Any
S S
character who experiences this earns the “Death is a Door”
legacy event. At the end of the event, ask just these players During the event, allied clerics can provide any of the
to tick this event on their Adventure Records. spellcasting services listed in the Oracle of War Player’s
E A Guide. Players must cover the component costs for these
spells, which are cast instantly. Such spells can’t be cast
This adventure uses lists of “Environmental Actions” to during combat.
add drama and excitement to combat. Each turn, a player W  E
can work one of these elements into their description of
their action. The primary purpose of this is to give players To win the event, the players must complete enough quests
ideas; interesting details to use while describing their to destroy Big Moe. Quests allow the players to disable its
actions. If a player comes up with a particularly clever weapons and prevent it from crushing the outpost. The
way to use an element, the DM could grant advantage on commander provide updates on the ongoing battle as the
a check or attack roll or some other benefit. The rogue event plays out.
wants to cross a room full of enemies by swinging on a
chandelier? As the DM, you could let them make a simple Timekeeping
Dexterity (Acrobatics) check to avoid opportunity attacks, Every group is expected to triumph in three quests to win the
essentially getting a free Disengage action. Environmental event, so budget your time accordingly. Any quests still in
elements are always optional and largely cosmetic. As progress when time is called must be abandoned.
a DM, you don’t have to grant a bonus for every use of
an element. But presenting a list can help players think
of the location as more than just squares on a map and
challenge them to add more cinematic flair to their actions.
Special Preparations
Some Dungeon Masters enjoy preparing showpiece 3-D terrain
for D&D Epics™ adventures. For The Iron Titan, any of the six
body part locations detailed in part 2 make ideal candidates.
Maps for these locations are provided in appendix A.
I R
The following restrictions apply throughout this D&D
Epic™ event (these rules and others are summarized on
Handout 1: Event Rules):
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The event plays out in just a few hours of game time.
Players can’t afford to take long rests and can take only
one short rest (due to the assistance of the settlement’s
healers, this rest only takes 10 minutes instead of 1
hour). Opportunities to earn additional short rests occur
during play.
If players have access to the catnap spell, they may cast it
to gain the benefits of a short rest.
P S
Right from the start of the adventure, the characters have
limited time to save the outpost, making it difficult to cast
certain spells:
•
There isn’t time to cast spells with a casting time of
longer than 5 minutes before the event begins.
•
Spells with a casting time of longer than 5 minutes can
only be cast during the event if the group uses their OLIS
N LEMEN • sShpoerltl sr ewsitt.h a casting time of longer than 10 minutes NCEPTOP
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R can’t be cast during the event at all. C
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Duration: 30 minutes If the players defeat or drive off their enemies in fewer
than three rounds, another five zombies march forward to
attack them.
Emerald Claw agents awaken “Big Moe,” sending an army
of undead ahead of it to ravage the outpost.
Adjusting the Scene
I
Here are some suggestions for adjusting this scene:
• Very Weak: Remove four zombies.
When all players are seated and ready to begin, one of the • Weak: Remove two zombies.
administrators will read the following boxed text aloud:
Another rainy day in Salvation. You’re drinking away your C  P 2
latest salvage pay packet in the Gray Beyond tavern, when
When the players have defeated their enemies, proceed
suddenly you hear a mechanized roar from the outskirts to part 2: “Wrecking Ball.” If they haven’t defeated their
of town! Gathering outside the tavern, you see a huge iron enemies after 30 minutes, allied forces charge through the
giant lumbering toward town. Somebody’s awakened Big area and mop up any remaining zombies.
Moe from its junkyard and turned it against the town!
As your fellow scavengers run around in panic, undead
warriors dressed in Cyran garb shamble into the outpost,
hacking down everyone they come across. Alarm bells ring
and a magically amplified voice cries out: “Defend the out-
post! We’re under attack!”
As the voice echoes around you, purple smoke sud-
denly belches from the Oracle of War as it speaks another
prophecy . . .
At the start of the event, give the players Handout 1: Event
Rules and Handout 2: Oracle of War.
C!
When combat begins, give the players the street section
of Handout 3: Environmental Elements. In this
phase, the players must fight against a group of undead
rampaging through the streets. The players face the
following enemies:
• Eight zombies dressed in the regalia of the nation of
Cyre. They look like they died just yesterday.
•
One of the zombies carries the scorched battle standard
of the 5th Cyran Infantry. While it holds the standard,
this zombie has immunity to piercing, bludgeoning, or
slashing damage from nonmagical attacks, and all zom-
bies within 10 feet of it have advantage on Constitution
OLIS saves made for Undead Fortitude. The character
OP who lands the killing blow on this zombie earns the
CEPT “Enmity of the Claw” legacy event. At the end of the
ON event, ask just this player to tick this event on their
C
Adventure Record.
Duration: 150 minutes The players must now choose quests from Handout 1:
Event Rules Individual quests aren’t timed: when your
The adventurers undertake quests to dismantle the group finishes a quest, they immediately choose another
.
warforged colossus, aided by prophecy and advice from to undertake. Continue playing quests until time is called
the Oracle of War after 150 minutes and the commander announces the
W B success or failure of the event.
.
When part 1 is complete, read the following boxed
text aloud:
As Big Moe lumbers closer, the brokers of Salvation call the
M
H
RK BE surviving scavengers together.
A
M
“We aren’t leaving this place!” shouts the goblin Belaluur.
“This is where our fortunes lie! Here, in this mud.”
Draev Shaldor wheezes into sight. “We fight the colossus
here. Whoever turned this thing against us will taste the
steel of the people of Salvation.”
Belaluur looks around. For a moment, nobody speaks.
“Triumph here, and the brokers of Salvation will pay
you well.”
The crowd cheers, and the brokers nod their agreement.
All apart from Irullan Karnach, who is conspicuous in her
absence . . .
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Q 1: H S D
Once through the teeth, the adventurers must roll initiative
for the coming fight (see “Destroying the Brain”). Those
who act on initiative count 5 or above activate their feather
Destroy as much of the colossus’s tokens successfully and land on their feet. Those who act
regenerating undead brain as you can! on lower initiative counts take 5 (1d10) bludgeoning dam-
age and land prone. Characters who don’t use their feather
token here can keep them until the end of the adventure, at
which point their magic fades.
D  B
Estimated Duration: 30 minutes
In this quest, the characters are catapulted into the titan’s
When the adventurers land inside the head, read the
mouth to destroy its brain.
following boxed text aloud:
I
Steel tubes run toward a massive, pulsating lump of
If the players choose this quest, read the following boxed
text aloud: wrinkled, gray flesh in the ceiling. Arcs of lightning crackle
over the flesh as the pipes steam and hiss.
The Oracle of War warns that Big Moe’s been fitted with
“Intruders!” roars a muscular woman wearing armor with
a regenerating, undead brain. The Oracle’s homunculus
the green flame insignia of the Emerald Claw. A thick wire
scouts have spotted the colossus opening its mouth for
attached to the back of her skull winds all the way up to the
brief moments. You need to catapult inside, destroy as
brain on the ceiling. A group of undead soldiers emerge
much of the brain as you can, then escape before it spits
from the shadows at her command, followed by more
you back out. Do anything you can to slow the undead
Emerald Claw soldiers.
brain’s regeneration!
When combat begins, give the players the Head section of
In this quest, each adventurer receives a feather token that Handout 3: Environmental Elements. The players face
they can use to land on their feet after being catapulted the following enemies here:
into the colossus. • One Emerald Claw champion.
I • Two cult fanatics.
• Five zombies.
After you introduce this quest, play out the following events: The Emerald Claw champion attached to the brain can
telepathically relay orders to the other cultists inside
F!
the colossus. They fight to the death to defend the
The adventurers are loaded onto catapults aimed at Big undead brain.
Moe’s head. A single character chosen by the group must
make a DC 10 Intelligence (Investigation) check to tell Adjusting the Scene
the catapult operators when to launch. On a success, the Here are some suggestions for adjusting this scene:
party gains advantage on any ability checks made to land • Very Weak: Remove three zombies, and replace one
inside Big Moe’s mouth before it closes. On a failure, the Emerald Claw champion and two cult fanatics with one thug
characters have disadvantage on these checks. and two cultists.
• Weak: Remove two zombies, and replace two cult fanatics
A  T
with two cultists.
Once launched, the characters hurtle through the air
toward the colossus’s open mouth. Each adventurer can
make either a DC 15 Strength (Athletics) or a DC 12 A I
Dexterity (Acrobatics) check to hold their bodies in the
The Head Map in appendix A shows the layout of this
perfect projectile shape to get into the mouth before it
area, which has the following important features:
closes. If they fail this check, they take 2 (1d4) bludgeoning
Ceiling. The ceiling is 20 feet high.
damage per character level as they graze against the
Light. Magic globes embedded in the ceiling fill the area
closing teeth.
with bright green light.
In lieu of making these checks, the characters can get
Sounds. The hiss of pipes, the mechanical thud of
creative. The DC is 12 for any checks they need to make.
For instance, a character could cast the misty step spell the titan’s movements, and the crackle of lightning fill
the chamber.
to teleport inside Big Moe’s mouth, requiring no check,
Eye Windows. Two 8-foot-diameter windows
or another character could make a DC 12 Strength
look outside.
check to knock out any teeth in their flight path using a
Pipes. Pipes cover the walls and ceiling and can be
portable ram.
climbed without requiring an ability check.
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The 5-foot-radius undead brain is attached to the ceiling
via an indestructible 5-foot-long rod that its flesh is
grown around. The brain has AC 10, 50 hit points,
and regenerates 10 hit points every round on initiative
count 20. If the brain takes damage, it gains resistance
to that type of damage for 1 minute. When a creature
deals damage to the brain with a type of damage it has
resistance to, the brain shoots a bolt of lightning at the
creature. The creature must succeed on a DC 13 Dexterity
saving throw or take 7 (2d6) lightning damage.
If the brain is destroyed, the steel rod it hung from
remains embedded in the ceiling.
Tactical Advice
Players can earn the following tactical advice about this quest
by completing prophecies (see “Epic Events”):
Poison. One of the cultists carries a vial of pale tincture
poison in a hidden compartment in her boot. Adventurers
who’ve received advice from the Oracle of War can splash this
poison over the undead brain to slow its regeneration to 5
hit points every round for 1 minute and remove any damage
resistances that it currently has.
Implant. The Emerald Claw champion has an implant in
her skull that allows her to connect to the undead brain.
Adventurers who’ve received advice from the Oracle of War
can attempt to remove the implant from her corpse without
damaging it with a successful DC 14 Wisdom (Medicine)
check. Doing so prevents the undead brain from gaining any
new resistances. If a warforged character plugs the implant
into their own head, they can also prevent the undead brain
from making lightning attacks.
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The characters can climb out the titan’s mouth and rappel
down to the ground with a successful DC 12 Strength
(Athletics) check. Those who fail the check fall 30 feet,
taking 10 (3d6) bludgeoning damage.
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If your players destroy the undead brain, fill in one of the
quest reports from appendix B and ask your group captain
to report the victory to the commander. When playing with
a single group, simply note down that the colossus’s head
area is now disabled.
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