Living ENWorld:Adventure:Slaying the Dreamer

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[edit] Slaying the Dreamer (Judge: Uriel)

This was a setting that could be almost anywhere, as the PCs were teleported to the distant land Ushad, and saw relatively few landmarks once there.

• A wizard named Janos lives in Ushad. His house contains an underground room that with a door on the north wall that leads to a hallway, then to an iron-clad door, then up some stairs to a small room at the surface, with an unlocked iron-clad door leading to the outside. This door is usually wizard locked.
• Mirrek, the enemy of the wizard of Ushad named Janos, lives a mere 15 minute walk through some woods away from him.
• Mirrek lives in a a grand mansion. It is lit by two continual flames by the front door, a heavy oak door with arcane carvings. There are at least 2 windows in the front of the house.
• Mirrek�s house has a room with 6 beds in the southeast corner with a window, a kitchen in the southwest corner with a window, and a smithy in the northwest corner with a window.
• There are several tree stumps in the clearing around Mirrek�s house.
• The entrance room of Mirrek�s home holds a magnificent three-tiered fountain. A passage to the right leads to a guard station.
• Moving down the west hall from the entrance room of Mirrek�s house, one encounters a living room, a guest room, then slave quarters.
• One door in the west hallway of Mirrek�s home is flanked by statues of two winged monsters.
• Beyond the slave quarters in Mirrek�s home is a wood storage room. A door in this room leads outside.
• Behind the door flanked by two winged statues in Mirrek�s house lies a 25-foot long hall that ends in a "T". The right hand part of the "T" runs another 15 feet before ending at a door which leads to a 20 by 35-foot library/alchemy room.
• The left hand part of the "T" at the end of the hall behind the door flanked by two winged statues in Mirrek�s house leads to a luxurious bedroom.
• In Mirrek�s house, beyond the slave quarters lies the kitchen, the smithy, and the guard quarters.

-Adventure recompiled by El Jefe