Stephen Yeardley

Snow White Mini-Dungeon #3: The Army Surgeons

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A free Snow White mini-adventure!

Designed for three to four PCs of levels 2-3

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Leikata and Ommella Ruumis were front-line military clerics, but found it pointless. Now they work for the government, releasing zombies into the Haunted Forest for “destabilizing reasons.”

The Ruumis’ shop sells tools to “counter” undead as a front for activities that happen below it. Beneath a secret trapdoor is their workshop, where their latest accidental creations are stored. Zombies are loose, while they are trapped in the cellar. Three days ago, the Ruumises thought they were animating two over-large orcs, but the bodies were smallish ogres. On finishing their spells, the creatures activated but exceeded their allowable control totals. In the confusion, four zombies escaped (ground floor and basement creatures) and proper control over the ogres wasn’t established.

Leikata had the sickle sundered from him, was knocked unconscious, and almost killed (stabilizing just 1 negative hp from death). Ommella had his throat crushed, survived thanks to a Heal check, dragged Leikata to safety in their hidden cell, (losing his unholy symbol on the way), then passed out.



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2 reviews for Snow White Mini-Dungeon #3: The Army Surgeons

  1. Thilo Graf (verified owner)

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    This “mini-dungeon” is actually, much like “The Spirit Bottle” a rather unique set-piece: The Klavekian kingdom is not known for being particularly welcoming regarding the stance towards non-humans – and this pdf puts the players in a situation, where they witness one of the more unsavory practices firsthand: Leikata and Ommella Ruumis are both retired army surgeons – and now they’re part of the Klavekian means to destabilize the “hostile” area called haunted forest, known hiding places of fey and non-humans alike…by controlling and re-animating zombies and sending them inside. The problem is: Something went wrong, big time, and now zombies roam…and the two clerics are locked inside their little abode, trapped by the undead and nearing death – in order to save them, the PCs will have to defeat the undead (potentially enjoying the neat plunder-table included)…and then make a decision…for while what the clerics do is not ethical, to say the least, they still follow orders and provide a service to the local populace by relocating the undead…

    Stephen Yeardley’s third mini-dungeon intended as a Snow-White tie-in is interesting mainly due to the moral conundrum and potential for consequences it poses. That being said, beyond the basic idea, it does feel a bit less imaginative than the superb first two Snow-White mini-dungeons, which would mean, I’d usually refrain from slapping my seal of approval on this. However, this is FREE, and as a free offering, it provides a fun, intriguing set-piece, well worth of 5 stars + seal of approval.

    Endzeitgeist out.

  2. Eric K. (verified owner)

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