The Last Round Table – Upper Level
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Environment overview
A creaky creepy partially collapsed set of rooms, on the upper floor of an abandoned tavern inhabited by squatters.
Potential adversaries
Features
Passives
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Stray Encounter
One of the Sootfoot Strays or Crumplehoof appears nearby, watching or tailing the group. They do not engage unless provoked.
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Loose FloorboardFear 1
Spend a Fear to cause a floorboard underneath one PC to break and fall to the level below. The target makes an Agility Reaction Roll, becoming Restrained if they fail. They must succeed on a Strength Action Roll to remove the Restrained condition.
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Falling StonesFear 1
Spend a Fear to cause a small section of a wall or roof to give way. All creatures in Very Close range to a target location make an Agility Reaction Roll, taking 2d6+2 Physical damage if they fail from falling rubble.
Reactions
reactionAbout this environment
The Upper Level is half-collapsed. Wind moves through cracks in the walls, steps creak under uneven boards, and distant sounds from below echo in distorted ways. The Sootfoot Strays move quietly through these rooms, watching and waiting.
The Last Round Table – Upper Level
Tier 2 Exploration
A creaky creepy partially collapsed set of rooms, on the upper floor of an abandoned tavern inhabited by squatters.
Impulses: Create tension and suspense, hold random clues and secrets, reveal the Strays at inconvenient moments
Difficulty: 13
Potential Adversaries: Sootfoot Strays, Barflies, Barm Rats, Sudworts, Dishiples, Sitizens, Wartables
Features
The Last Round Table – Upper Level
The Upper Level is half-collapsed. Wind moves through cracks in the walls, steps creak under uneven boards, and distant sounds from below echo in distorted ways. The Sootfoot Strays move quietly through these rooms, watching and waiting.
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The Last Round Table – Upper Level Subclasses
No subclasses available.
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Background Questions
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Connections
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