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I spent an unreasonable amount of time staring at this trying to find Saddam Hussein. He really is like the modern-day Waldo.
Its pretty easy. Hes right there ^
This is just a standard Mörk Borg dungeon.
Edit: Found it. It is, amongst other possible systems.
That was my first thought too
The final boss of the campaign is a noble woman and you have just about 30 days to killer her. She is resistant to everything but having her skin turned to gold.
Alternatively, it turns out the noblewoman who has hired the adventuring party for a string of missions is effectively destitute and extremely in debt.
Neither able to pay the adventurers nor pay her outstanding credit debt toward several influential and unscrupulous banking houses who have thrown some gold together to pay a mercenary troop to collect the gold from her or alternatively take natural goods (speak plundering her holdings).
Now, with a small mercenary army bearing down on the pastoral villages and crumbling castle, what will the party do?
OK but how did the horse get all the way down there.
Very skinny
smuggled in under the bell ofc
Were sadam
Do I roll for attack or ability to pour a large amount of concrete down both holes?
I feel sorry for the horse, baboons, and dogs, but if they got themselves into this, they should have got themselves out of it.
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I initially felt guilty killing some random guy but as I read further I realized he is a psychopath .
What’s the challenge rating for this dungeon
Not much in 5e. Maybe cr 3 for the whole thing. A party of lvl 1 could do it assuming they don’t roll bad on saving throws for the traps. The wasp and glass part seems most dangeous. If party is likely to just bum rush it, maybe cr4 and a party of level 2
Honestly, it’s CR1. The guy has 18hp meaning you probably murk him in a round at any level. The most dangerous thing is the pit trap.
Wut
