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APPENDIX E PLAYER HANDOUTS
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HANDOUT 18: ACERERAK'S SECOND WARNING
HANDOUT 19: AcERERAK's THIRD WARNING
HANDOUT 20: A c ERERAK's FouRTH WARNING
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HANDOUT 23 : HIEROGLYPHIC FLOOR
HANDOUT 24: CONTROL PANEL
APPENDIX EI PLAYER HANDOUTS 255
F:APPENDIX TRICKSTER GODS OF OMU
! l t i , , l(pronounced EYE-jin)
p-•------------ -- ------- ---- --1 I ,----------- -- ------ -- ----- - -- ~ r---- -·-----·--·--------------1 I
lMoA I
:I'JIN I :KuBAZAN
I
t ~ (pronounced KOO-bah-zah11)
: (pronounced MOH-ah)
: Kubazan, the Froghemoth, c:J.
I
: is wild and spirited.
I
S"unpredictable. I
I
I
: l'jin, the Almiraj, is fickle and I Moa, the Jaculi, is truthful
I
I and kind.
t
FLAW F L AW FLAW t.i
While inhabited by l'jin, you gain tht While inhabited by Kubazan, you gain While inhabited by Moa, you gain the "'
following flaw, which overrides any the following flaw, wh ich overrides any following flaw, which overrides any
opposing flaw: "I never stick to a plan." opposing flaw: "I am fearless and not : opposing flaw: "I must always speak E
afraid to take great risks." : the truth."
: POWER
POWER I
. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- I
While Kubazan inhabits you, your
• While l'jin inhabits you, your Dexter· Strength score becomes 23 unless it is : POWER
ity score becomes 23 unless it is al- already higher.
ready higher. 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
1 While inhabited by Moa, you can use an
action to turn invisible. Anything you are
wearing or carrying is invisible as long
as it is on you r person. The effect ends
if you attack, cast a spell, force a saving
throw, or deal damage.
NANGNANG I 0BO' LAKA :pAPAZOTL
I (pro11ounced pah-pah-ZAH·tul) ~
(pronounced NANG-nang) I (pronounced oh-boh-LAH-kah)
Papazotl, the Eblis, is shrewd
Nangnang, the Grung, is ~· Obo'laka, the Zorbo, is
selfish and cruel. nervous and obsessive. and conniving.
,
FLAW FLAW FLAW c
While inhabited by Nangnang, you gain While inhabited by Obo'laka, you gain While inhabited by Papazotl, you gain 0
the following flaw, which overrides the fo llowing flaw, which overrides any the following flaw, whi<;h overrides any
any opposing flaw: "I won' t share opposing flaw: "I am risk-averse and a "E"':'
with others." slave to routine." opposing flaw: "I bow before no one ~
and expect others to do as I command."
POWER POWER .~.....
1
While in habited by Nangnang, you can While Obo'laka inhabits you, you can I
move up, down, and across vertical sur- attu ne to one additional magic item.
faces and upside down along ceilings, When Obo'laka leaves you, all magic : PowER
while leaving your hands free. You also items to which you are attuned are no
gain a climbing speed equal to your : longer attuned to you. · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
walking speed.
I : While inhabited by Papazotl, you can't
SHAGAMBI I : be surprised, you gain advantage on
: all Wisdom checks, and you never take
I>(pronou11ced shah-COM-bee) : damage from falling.
Shagambi, the Kamadan, is I
wise and virtuous. I
I
FLAW I
I
While inhabited by Shagambi, you gain
the following flaw, wh ich overrides any UNKH I r-• -- - ------ -··- - - --- ------- -- ~I
opposing flaw: "I never show mercy to I :woNGO
evildoers." I I
I
(pronounced UNK) . : : (pronounced WONG-go) • I
Unkh, the Flail Snail, is self- l l -~Wongo, the Su-Monster, is
: violent and de ranged.
absorbed and indecisive. 1 I ~
I
I I
F L AW I : FLAW
I
1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 1
While inhabited by Unkh, you gain I While inhabited by Wongo, you gain
1 the following flaw, which overrides I
I the following flaw, which overrides any
any opposing flaw: "I am incapable of I
making decisions." I opposing flaw: "I act without concern
I
I for the well-being of others."
I
POWER POWE R POWE R
While inhabited by Shagambi, you can While Unkh inhabits you, your Consti- While inhabited by Wongo, you can use
1 make one extra attack when taking the tution score becomes 23 unless it is your action to unleash a psionic assault
: Attack action on your turn. already higher. on a creature you can see within 60
feet ofyou. The target must succeed
I on a DC 16 Wisdom saving throw or be
I stunned until the end of Its next turn.
I
I
I
I
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APPE~l>lX F T RIC KSTEll. GODS Of OMU
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When they finally succumb, they can’t be raised—and neither can anyone else, regardless of whether they’ve ever received that miracle in the past. Temples and scholars of divine magic are at a loss to explain a curse that has affected the entire region, and possibly the entire world.
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