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OnePa g eDung e o nCo nt e s t2 01 0: TheWi nni ngEnt r i e s
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OnOnePa g eDung e o ns Whe nt he r e ’ snot hi nga bouti tont hepa g e , t heg a mema s t e ri sf r e e , na y , f or c e d, t oi nv e nt a na ns we rt ha twi l lr e s ul ti nma x i mi z e de nj oy me ntf ort hepl a y e r sa tt het a bl ea tt ha t pa r t i c ul a rmome nt .Oneg a mema s t e rmi g htde c i det ha tt hev a mpi r ea ndt heog r e ma g e a r ee ne mi e s ,l e t t i ngt hepa r t yt a k ea dv a nt a g eoft hes i t ua t i on.Anot he rmi g htde c i det ha t t heog r e ma g ei st hes e r v a ntoft hev a mpi r e ,a ndt a k et hi ng si nt oac ompl e t e l ydi ffe r e nt di r e c t i on.Tha ta bi l i t yt ode r i v eac ompl e t e l ydi ffe r e nte x pe r i e nc ef r om t hes a mes our c e ma t e r i a li soneoft hebe s tt hi ng sa boutt hemode r nOl dSc hoolRe v i v a l , a ndi t ’ sonet hi ng t ha tt heone pa g edung e onf or ma te nc our a g e sbyi t sv e r yna t ur e . Onei sa c t ua l l yf or c e dt o bear e f e r e e , r a t he rt ha nana r r a t or . Sobe hol dt he s et e r s eg e ms ,i nwhos ef e w wor dsa r ec r e a t e dwor l dsc ompl e t e l yope nt o t hei nt e r pr e t a t i onoft hos ewhoe nc ount e rt he mi nawa yt ha tmor e“ c ompl e t e ”a dv e nt ur e modul e ss i mpl yc a nnotbe , byt he i rv e r yna t ur e . Br e v i t yi s , i nde e d, t hes oul ofwi t .
Or t hodo x yofOnePag eDung e ons ©2 01 0Mi c ha e l Cur t i s Thos eofuswhoc a mei nt ot hehobbydur i ngi t sboom i nt he1 980sorl a t e ra r ef a mi l i a r wi t ht hes t a nda r dde s i g nofpubl i s he da dv e nt ur e s :ubi qui t ousbox e d“ t ober e a dt ot he pl a y e r s ”t e x t ,de s c r i pt i onsofe v e r yl a s tr oom a ndNPC,a ndnot e sone v e r y t hi ngt he mons t e r sma yorma ynotdoa c c or di ngt ot hePCs 'a c t i ons .Thi si snotaba ds t r a t e g yi f y oui nt e ndong i v i ngpa y i ngc us t ome r st hebi g g e s tba ngf ort he i rbuc k,butal ous yonei f y ou’ r ej us tt r y i ngt owr i t eupaSa t ur da yni g htdung e onc r a wlf ory oua ndy ourf r i e nds . Tooma nynov i c er e f e r e e swe r eg i v e nt hei mpr e s s i ont ha tt hi sf or ma twa sonet ha te v e r y a dv e nt ur ewa ss uppos e dt of ol l ow–e v e nt hos ewr i t t e nf orone ’ sowne nt e r t a i nme nt . I ’ m nota s ha me dt oa dmi tt ha tIs uc c umbe dt ot hi sbe l i e fa ndt ha tma nyofmye a r l y e ffor t sa ta dv e nt ur ewr i t i ngf e a t ur e dbox e dt e xta nda t t e mpt e dt opr e di c te v e r ypos s i bl e s c e na r i ot hepl a y e r smi g htc onc oc t .I t ’ st a k e nac onc e nt r a t e de ffor tt or i dmy s e l foft he s e ba dha bi t sa ndt heOnePa g eDung e onf or ma the l pe di mme ns e l yi nr e ha bi l i t a t i ngmy g a mema s t e rs e ns i bi l i t i e s .TheOnePa g eDung e onr e qui r e st her e f e r e et opa r ehi snot e s downt ot hebonea ndf or c e shi mt og a mebyt hes e a tofhi spa nt s ,dr a wi ngde t a i l sa nd l oc a t i onc ol oroutoft hi na i ra st hea dv e nt ur epr og r e s s e s . Be c a us eoft hi s , Iwa soneoft he e a r l i e s tpr opone nt soft heOnePa g eDung e on. Ofc our s e ,e v e r yne w phi l os ophyha si t ss c hi s msa ndt heOnePa g eDung e onwa sno e x c e pt i on.Asmuc ha sIwe l c ome dt hi sne wt e mpl a t e ,Ic oul ds e et hel i mi t a t i onsi t pr e s e nt e d.Forr e f e r e e sl i k eme –t hos ewhol ov er a ndom t a bl e sa ndi nt r i c a t edung e on s pe c i a l s –t heOnePa g ej us tdi dn’ tha v ee noug hr oom t os pr e a dout .Thi si swhymy e a r l i e s ta bbr e v i a t e d dung e on de s i g nsa r ea c t ua l l yTwo Pa g eDung e onsa nd my fi r s t publ i s he de ffor t ,S t one he l lDung e on:DownNi g ht Ha unt e dHa l l s ,f e a t ur e snume r ous FourPa g eDung e ons –t he r es i mpl ywa s n’ te noug hr oom f ora l lt hewonkyi de a sIne e de d t ot hr owdown. Thi ss houl dn’ tbe t a k e na sa s l a m a g a i ns tt he f or ma t .Al t houg h nota n or t hodox pr a c t i t i one roft heme t hod,Ir e ma i nade v ot e eoft heOnePa g eDung e oni ns pi r i t .I be l i e v et ha tt hel e s s onswhi c hag a mema s t e rc a nl e a r nbywr i t i nga na dv e nt ur ei na n
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a bbr e v i a t e df or ma ta ndt he nr unni ngi ti na c t ua lpl a ywi l li mpr ov ea nyr e f e r e e ’ ss ki l l s r e g a r dl e s sofhowl ongheors heha sbe e na dj udi c a t i ngg a me s . Bys t r e s s i ngbr e v i t yi none ’ s not e s ,t heg a mema s t e rl e a r nswha ti nf or ma t i oni smos ti mpor t a ntt oha v eonha nda nd wha ts pa r s ede t a i l sa r ei ndi s pe ns a bl ewhe nbr i ng i ngt hes c e na r i ot ol i f e .Ev e r y t hi nge l s e be c ome ss e c onda r y .Onc et he s ee l e me nt sa r ei de nt i fie d,t hea dv e nt ur ewr i t i ngpr oc e s si s muc he a s i e ra ndt hee ndr e s ul tmor ee nt e r t a i ni ng .I fy ou’ v ene v e rwr i t t e norr una n a dv e nt ur eus i ngt heOnePa g eDung e onme t hod, Ihi g hl yr e c omme ndi t . Youmi g htne v e r ha v eamor ef r e e i nge x pe r i e nc ewi t ha dv e nt ur ede s i g n. TheOnePa g eDung e onha sa not he ra dv a nt a g eov e ri tmuc hl ong e rbr e t hr e nwhe ni t c ome st oi ndi v i dua l i t y . TheOnePa g eDung e onsy ou’ r ea boutt or e a da r enotf ul l yfle s he d outs c e na r i osr e a dyt ober uni mme di a t e l y .I ns t e a d,t he ya r emi c r obur s t sofa dv e nt ur e , one st ha tg i v ey oua l lt heme c ha ni c a lda t ay oune e dt or unt he m,buts t i l lr e qui r ey our i ma g i na t i ona ndc r e a t i v i t yt obe c omeme mor a bl eg a mee x pe r i e nc e s . Theups hott ot hi si st ha te a c hoft he s es c e na r i ospr ov i de sy ouwi t ht heoppor t uni t yt o ma k et hea dv e nt ur euni quet oy ourg r oup.Gi v ea nyoneoft he s eOnePa g eDung e onst o t we nt ydi ffe r e ntg a mi ngg r oupsa ndy ou’ l le ndupwi t has c or eofdi ffe r e nti t e r a t i onsof t hea dv e nt ur e .J us tt r yt ha twi t ht heTombofHor r or sorKe e pon t heBor de r l a nds ! S pe a ki ngf r om myowne x pe r i e nc ewi t hS t one he l lDung e on,i t ' sag r e a tt hr i l lt owa t c h s ome onee l s et a k et hef r a me wor ky ou’ v ec ons t r uc t e da ndbui l ds ome t hi ngwi t hi ty ou woul dha v ene v e rdr e a me dofony ourown.Ihopee v e r ywr i t e rwhoc ont r i but e daOne Pa g eDung e ont ot hi sc ont e s tg e t st oe x pe r i e nc et ha ts a mewonde r f ul t hr i l l . TheOnePa g eDung e onha sbe e ndi s mi s s e dbys omea sac he a pg i mmi c korapa s s i ngf a d. I ft ha twa st hec a s e ,Idoubtwewoul dc ur r e nt l ybec e l e br a t i ngt hes e c onda nnua lOne Pa g eDung e onCont e s tors t i l lbes e e i ngt hef or ma tc ont i nuet oa ppe a ri nt hepa g e sof f a nz i ne ss uc ha sFi g htOn!The s es i mpl i fie da dv e nt ur e r sha v eobv i ous l ys t r uc kac hor d wi t hg a me r sr e g a r dl e s sofwha te di t i onorg a met he ya r epl a y i ng ,l e ndi ngc r e di tt ot he i de at ha tt he ya r emuc h, muc hmor et ha ns i mpl yt he“ fla v oroft hewe e k”i ng a mede s i g n. I ft hi si sy ourfir s te x pe r i e nc ewi t ht heOnePa g eDung e on,y ou’ r ei nf orat r e a t .You’ v e mos tl i k e l yne v e rs e e ns uc hag a mutofa dv e nt ur e sa s s e mbl e di nones ma l lpa c ka g e . Don’ t bes ur pr i s e di fa f t e rr e a di ngt he s ey oufindy ourowng a menot e st obemuc hs hor t e rt ha n t he yus e dt obe . I ft hi si sar e t ur nt r i pt ot hel a ndofOnePa g ea dv e nt ur ef ory ou, a not he r be v yofbr i e fbe a ut i e sa wa i t swi t hi n.Ma y beoneoft he mi sy ourown.I nt ha tc a s e ,Ihope y ou’ l l s oonbehe a r i ngt a l e sofwha tot he rg a me r sdi dwi t ht heg e r m ofy ouri de a .
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Want some rye? 'Course ya do! (F) (save vs. poison or take damage and pass out) If you get lost, beware the eater of men! Beware the mad hermit of the north lands. Tribes of subhuman pig-men inhabit the Pine Barrens, but they're not the problem: it's strictly bush league down there. Wearing an amulet of bacon around your neck will keep the Jersey Devil away. (F) Strange Magic of the Old Times provides a quick way to get from Acey to Vega$ Drinking the Meadowlands water will give you superpowers (probably F; it's radioactive, so if you got lucky enough with your die rolls, then maybe...) My cat's breath smells like cat food.
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Wandering Monsters Well, duh. They're ubiquitous. Frequency: Whenever the action slows down, 1 in 8. Ruins: CHUDs, scavenging tribes, pig-men Hills/Caves: scavenging tribes, pig-men Radioactive Zones: CHUDs, tentacle beasts Swamp: tentacle beasts, Bush League, pig-men Forest: mutant bears (porridge optional), Jersey Devil, pig-men Shore: Guidos, Landsharks, pig-men Mountains: mutant bears, inbred hicks, pig-men
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Noteworthy Sites Hex 601: Hoboken – Population 30,000. Ruled by the Witch-Queen (imagine Glenn Close as Cruella De Vil), who wants to have the head of hometown hero Frank Sinatra enshrined in the city. The head is believed to be in Vega$, which has some mystical connection to Acey (Hex 610). Hex 610: Acey – Population 50,000. A wretched hive of scum and villainy full of loaded dice and rigged card games, it also houses (in the airport ruins to the south) a cult that worships The Flying Dutch Schultz, a Boeing 707 with a sentient but deeply delusional autopilot, which still might be able to get a party of adventurers to Vega$ in return for the right sacrifice. If a party hasn't yet encountered the Jersey Devil, he will come to investigate when they cross the last causeway into Acey. Hex 502: Meadowlands – home to the Mad Hermit and his puma Whiskers. Looks and smells just like the guy from B2. Has some rumors to communicate. Trenton and Environs (Hex 205 and surroundings): Trenton made, the world took, and then they nuked the hell out of it. Deadly radiation. Hex 307: Fort Dix. Thoroughly nuked. Probably some pre-Whoops military gear in there, if you could get through the radiation. Hex 402: New Brunswick – population 4,000. The closest thing to a normal town New Jersey has these days. Kind of wary about adventuring parties. Hex 607: Toms River – Population 600. Home to a sect that's fond of sacrificing outsiders to the Jersey Devil, who protects the village in exchange for the occasional snack. Has excellent second-hand clothing, weapons, and armor stores, though. Hex 306: Bordentown – Population 80. Home to the Mastoris Diner, finest restaurant in the state. Just don't ask too many questions about where they get their meat. Hex 204: Princeton – Plenty of pre-Whoops Mad Science tech in ruined labs, but also home to The Princeton University Band, a horrifying giant amoeba, colored orange and black in a plaid pattern (tends to cause nausea in viewers), with bits of brass instruments poking out of it. The Band attacks with a cacophonous (and nauseating) sonic attack and will eat (and especially drink) anything, singing filthy (and nauseating) limericks off-key and lurching around erratically all the while. Pine Barrens (forests east and south of Fort Dix, Hex 407 and surroundings): Stomping grounds of the Jersey Devil, who looks exactly like Tenniel's Jabberwock illustration, down to the waistcoat. Speaks with an incongruously high and squeaky British voice. Excruciatingly well-mannered, right up until he eats you. Lack of Vorpal Swords in post-apocalyptic New Jersey makes him a very dangerous opponent. Bogs (swamps north of Pine Barrens, Hex 505 and surroundings): The fetid depths of the cranberry bogs are home to pig-men and the radical Vegetable Separatists known as the Bush League:
“Central New Jersey after the 'Big Whoops'” © 2010, Adam Thornton This One-page Dungeon Contest entry is adapted from Bring Me The Head Of Frank Sinatra!, an adventure for Mutant Future and similar systems, projected for release in 2010. License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 http://creative/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ Gaming blog: http://athornton.dreamwidth.org Documents: http://www.scribd.com/ajthornton
! Rovin' Karl the Turd Blossom – Baby face with little white petals, throws feces, nauseates opponents by emitting vile stench, speech causes berserk rage. ! The Decider – Human-sized W-shaped saguaro cactus with cowboy hat and nickel-plated six-shooter; claims to be in charge but tends to hide behind Big Dick if things get violent; speech causes confusion. ! Big Dick – smaller, more evil, better dressed, less Appalachian Hillbilly Tree from http://www.somethingpositive.net/sp05042002.shtml; in addition to his Horrific Cornhole Attack, he carries a shotgun, with which he loves to shoot “meatbags” in the face. Southern Swamps (Hex 210 and surroundings): home to tribes of subhuman pig-men. Referee's choice whether they're pig-faced orcs, Kallikaks, or just Phillies fans. Garden State Parkway (road along eastern side of state): has a tollbooth approximately every two hundred yards, each manned by a surly troll demanding a few silver pieces. Trolls are in fact fully licensed and bonded representatives of the New Jersey Highway Authority. Turnpike (center-west to northeast) has higher tolls but many fewer of them. New York City: The map is correct. It no longer exists, period.
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Long ago, in a war forgotten by even the most learned bards, a king called upon the mountain city of Velth to assist in battle. However, the citizens of Velth had become powerful and wealthy and had much to lose, so, believing victory to be impossible, they turned against their king and countrymen at a pivotal point in the war, barricading themselves in the mountains and abandoning their oaths of loyalty. The war raged on. Eventually, the king’s armies were defeated, and he mortally wounded. For abandoning their kingdom in its most dire hour, the king cursed the city with his last breath, offering his soul and lineage to the gods if they would deliver justice. As the story goes, Velth disappeared from the mountaintop, along with its residents, treasure, and every trace of its existence. Hundreds of years passed, and the city of traitors was forgotten… until now. Deep below the surface, in the darkest caverns, a city sits alone, suspended by colossal stone chains above an abyss—abandoned by the world. Some say the city was slowly rebuilt, others claim it simply appeared. Regardless, rumors tell of the mysteries within: unspeakable horrors, priceless treasures—all waiting for any brave enough to enter the City of Traitors.
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19. Vault of Scrolls: An ancient library, though most of the books and scrolls are now dust. The PCs will find some texts detailing the war and betrayal, and 2 spell scrolls. 20. Courtyard: Patrolling a murky and glowing fountain is a group of 6 Small Water Elementals. If the fountain is disturbed, a Large Water Elemental emerges, forbidding entrance to the Wrathful King’s sanctum. 21. Tower of the Wrathful King: Haunting the tower is the king who cursed Velth, a powerful Undead Being, watching over the city to ensure their eternal torment. He objects to the PCs’ presence, especially if they destroyed the tombs in (area 10), and attacks, calling 5 Ghostly Guards of dead soldiers. If defeated, the PCs will find treasury gems and a powerful magic weapon.
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