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THE DUNGEON OF KUBLA KHAN

By Casey W. Christofferson and Patrick Lawinger

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Authors: Casey W. Christofferson and Pat Lawinger

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Some Material for Level 3 inspired by the guys at SEKGG, The Gorilla Con™ Gang: Bob

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Authors Casey Christofferson & Patrick Lawinger.

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Unfortunately for the Khan’s great plans, a recent prisoner Ulsier

has escaped his jailors and lung wide the prison doors. There is a

great prison revolt is in progress which threatens to erupt into the

upper reaches. Riots are common within the Dungeon of Kubla

Khan, usually brutally subdued by the Khan’s guardians. Menoshash

the warden of the Dungeon of Kubla Khan, and Giarlock the

Khan’s loyal executioner have kept this escalating situation secret

from their master for fear that they may ind themselves interred

with others who have disobeyed the Monarch of War.

INTRODUCTION

The Dungeon of Kubla Khan was written and designed for the Kubla

Con™ game convention in San Francisco, California, May 26-29th

2006. The Dungeon of Kubla Khan is an exclusive adventure for the

Mega Dungeon Crawl Event run throughout the weekend.

The Dungeon of Kubla Khan is an adventure module designed for

4-6 characters of 9-11th level. The adventure assumes that at least

one divine spell-caster, one arcane spellcaster, and one rogue are in

the party to handle any trap or spell-casting needs. The rest of the

party should be illed out with sword swinging and arrow linging

classes, and multi-classed characters.

The Dungeon of Kubla Khan consists of 4 dungeon levels, with

some levels having sub-levels and balconies with which to add more

depth and realism to the gaming experience. Each dungeon level

has its own challenges and objectives. Not all of these challenges

need be combat based, as many involve puzzles and riddles to solve,

items to acquire and prisoners to free or save. Allies may be made

and lost. As with any adventure, anything is possible. The module

provides the plot and action, while the players and the DM tell the

tale, letting the element of chance (Dice) and dumb luck (More

Dice) help guide the outcome.

In most levels of the Dungeon of Kubla Khan, the PCs are likely to

run across 1-3 challenging combats, 1-3 puzzles or riddles to solve,

and 1-3 traps to overcome.

ADVENTURE SUMMARY

As the adventure begins, the PCs (likely having just conquered

the Tomb of Kubla Khan), having used the Gazing Jewel of Kubla

Khan, awake in the dungeon’s mortuary. Naked except for a

funeral shroud, and completely stripped of all gear and equipment,

the PCs explore the various areas of the Prisoner Indoctrination

level as they seek to wrest keys and gear from the Khan’s surviving

jailors. Next the PCs move upwards into cell blocks, kitchens, and

the execution chamber of the General Population. Here the PCs

encounter prisoners whose deep seated hatred for one another

has boiled over into an all-out battle for survival. From there they

must escape the Golem Maze and ind passage to The Warden’s

Sanctuary where they must defeat the Warden, Menoshash the

Devil, and his minions in order to restore their freedom!

RUNNING A “STRIPPED” ADVENTURE

A stripped adventure can be quite daunting for the unseasoned

DM. Taking away a party’s hard-fought gear and equipment can

prove to be disastrous with the wrong group of players or with a

party who has come to rely too heavily on magical enhancements

to gain the edge in combat. Thus the handling of the situation

should be delicate and, above all, players need be reminded that

the scenario is meant to be fun.

Players should quickly come to understand that they may ind gear

of equal or better value than the equipment that has been lost,

stolen, destroyed or otherwise left behind. Players are suddenly

forced to analyse their character for inherit weaknesses most

often masked by their plethora of magical gear and instead rely

on their variety of skills, statistics and feats to get them through an

adventure.

SCALING THE ADVENTURE

As with any adventure, modiications may be needed to it the

Dungeon of Kubla Khan into your home campaign. Treasure

substitutions, monster substitutions, and any other increase or

decrease in the amount of treasure or monsters encountered are

all acceptable. Scaled properly, the adventure could be run for

characters as low as 7th level, or as High as 13th without too much

tinkering with the basic formula. Simply add or reduce appropriate

additional levels to NPCs or increase or decrease the number of

combatants as is appropriate to your adventuring party.

DWARVEN FORGE

The Dungeon of Kubla Khan is best played using Dwarven Forge™

dungeon tiles, which are used in the Mega Dungeon crawl. The

maps for the Tomb of Kubla Khan were designed speciically for

use with a complete range of Dwarven Forge™ products. This is

not to say that the adventure cannot be fully enjoyed without these

very excellent player and DM accessories, as it most surely can.

Instead, it is to say that playing with them and a good set of Reaper

Miniatures™ is a sure way to enhance your gaming experience.

ASSURE THE CHARACTERS

Gear that is “stripped” through means of plot device can easily be

misconstrued as “unfair” unless assurance is given from the onset

that such spells as “locate object” may lead PCs to their lost loot.

Almost nothing is lost forever. That said it should be noted that

an intrinsic part of adventure role playing games is the pursuit of

lost gear, or epic attempts to bring allies back from the dead. That

characters misplace or lose their valued possessions at some point

in their existence is a matter of course and is a frequent concept of

role playing adventures that the characters seek to get their items

back from the clutches of villains and foes.

Through mythology we frequently hear tales of Thor having his

hammer, belt or gauntlet stolen by Loki or some other giant. The

Arthurian legends talk of a fabulous jeweled scabbard which would

keep King Arthur from spilling even a single drop of his royal

blood. This scabbard was eventually stolen by Morgana to give to

her husband, but was cast into the sea when her pursuers came too

close to capturing her. This loss was so great in Merlin’s mind that

he lamented to the king that one such scabbard as the one which

was lost was worth a hundred swords of the power of Excalibur

itself!

THE DUNGEON OF KUBLA KHAN

Hidden in an extra-dimensional space somewhere between Hell and

Earth exists the infamous prison known as the Dungeon of Kubla

Khan. It is in this place that the dread warlord has locked away those

prisoners whom he desires to hold for ransom, and those foes who

deserve the suffering his torturers would heap upon their lesh.

Unlike the hundreds of thousands of poor souls which Kubla Khan

has left beheaded or impaled in the wake of his ultra-dimensional

conquests, these prisoners hold some covetous power to the

Monarch of War. Some would claim that their torture and ransom

insure his space as Demigod of Battles. It is suspected that their

ultimate sacriice at the hands of his executioner priests will grant

his ascension to the upper tier of deities where he promises his

worshippers to be the true Harbinger of Armageddon. All that

is required, it seems, is the capture and sacriice of the recent

plunderers of his ancient tomb.

THE DUNGEONS OF KUBLA KHAN

THE DIFFICULTY OF BEING STRIPPED

Being stripped of gear and possessions adds its own challenges to

an adventure, not the least of which is the sudden absence of armor

and protective items such as rings and amulets. Having a reduced

armor class increases the dificulty class of encounters. Not having

a weapon or access to wands, staves and scrolls forces the wizard

to more carefully choose his spells at the onset of the adventure

to perhaps be more versatile and cunning rather than a launching

platform for spells of mass destruction.

At the onset of The Dungeon of Kubla Khan, it is assumed that

characters are fully rested, healed to maximum hit points and have

a full complement of spells at their disposal when they awaken in

the mortuary. Characters should be allowed to switch out from

their normal complement of spells not requiring material spell

components. At 9th-11th level it should be accepted that a cleric

may fashion some form of crude holy symbol through the divine

guidance of their deity in a few minutes time and bless it adequately

enough to perform any non-material component related spells in

their arsenal. This concept should be adapted to any “stripped

adventure” which a DM may wish to run in order to give the PCs

a fair shake. It would be easy to allow that any prepared spells

which recall speciic items to a characters side work perfectly in

these situations to cut any hard feelings to a minimum and allow a

quicker entry into the adventure itself.

A DM should re-familiarize themselves with unarmed combat or

grappling rules along with any and all penalties accrued for making

combat attacks vs. armed opponents or attempts to disarm armed

opponents.

at that moment and felt the strange sensation of a hook reaching into

their upper jaw and dragging them inexorably away from their past

plane of existence and across the mists of space and time, in much

the same way as a trout is drawn from a lake on a isherman’s line.

Their eyes open and they ind themselves lying on marble slabs

being prodded by a pair of black cowled goblins.

Quick Guide

• Note changes to armor class/ touch armor class/ lat footed

armor class

• Note changes to attributes due to magical vests, gloves, belts,

headbands and gauntlets

• Note changes in resistances due to missing rings and other

items.

Goblin Necromancers, goblinoid Wizard (necromancer) 4: CR

4; SZ S; HD 4d4; hp 11; Init +1; Spd 30ft.; AC 14, touch 14, lat

footed 10; BAB/Grap +3/-1; Atk +4 Melee or +6 ranged; SA spells;

SQ summon familiar; darkvision 60 ft. +4 racial bonus to hide, move

silent and ride; AL LE; SV Fort, Ref, Will; Str 10, Dex 14, Con 10,

Int 14, Wis 9, Cha 9.

Skills: Concentration +7, Craft (Alchemy) +6, Profession (Mortician)

+7, Spellcraft +7, Knowledge (Arcana) +7

Feats: Spell Focus (Necromancy), Scribe Scroll, Brew Potion

Arcane Spells Prepared* (Cast per day 4/5/3 (Denied Schools:

Illusion, Abjuration), DC 13+spell level (Necromancy): Lvl 0th-Acid

Splash, Disrupt Undead, Touch of Fatigue, Detect Magic. 1st-Ray of

Enfeeblement x2, Chill Touch x2, Mage Armor. 2nd-Spectral Hand,

Ghoul Touch, Blindness/ Deafness.

Possessions (Goblin 1): +1 dagger, bracers of armor +2, wand of

identify (30 charges), Potion of cure light wounds (CL 4) x3.

Possessions (Goblin 2): +1 dagger, bracers of armor +2, scroll of

blindness/ deafness, scroll of ghoul touch, potion of cure light wounds

(CL 4) x3.

LEVEL 1: Prisoner Indoctrination Block

This block of the Dungeon of Kubla Khan contains the portal

where foes of the Khan irst arrive into his prison system. PCs start

the adventure in the prison mortuary after their teleportation

into the dungeon, where it was assumed that they died during

the prison transfer. PCs awaken to ind themselves stripped of all

gear and equipment. From here they must locate keys from which

to escape the indoctrination block and make their way into the

detention center.

Standard Features

Teleportation/ Planar Travel: Other than the Prisoner Entry

Portal Area 1-5, teleportation and planar travel spells only

allow travel from points within the dungeon level PCs are

currently on.

Shielding: The dungeon prevents the use of any spells such as

claraudience and clairvoyance between its various levels to

all save Warden Menoshash.

The mortician Falvorn had left the PCs bodies in the care of

the goblins to procure material spell components from, so their

sudden spark of life is quite a shock to the goblins.

As the PCs awaken describe to them the situation of their eyes

opening and goblins with wicked daggers taking a step back from

them in shock. Allow the PCs a free action for surprise prior to

rolling any initiative checks.

1-1. Prison Mortuary

For the PCs the adventure starts here, in the prison mortuary. As the

PCs awaken they seem to recall clutching a crystal ball and seeing a

vision of the Khan surrounded by a ield of bones. They blacked out

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CORPSE VAULTS

These unlocked vaults are closed with iron doors that latch from

the outside making them impossible to open from the inside. Each

opens to reveal a stack of corpses on metal racks so that bodies may

be stacked six high.

Vault A. This vault contains 6 ghouls. They are creations of Falvorn

and were once vicious murderers who crossed the Khan. Falvorn

keeps them locked inside the vault until he has need of their

services. The ghouls attack anyone save Falvorn or his goblin

assistants.

2nd-command undead, false life, fox’s cunning, spectral hand; 3rd-

hold person, shrink item, vampiric touch; 4th-animate dead.

Possessions: Cloak of the bat, ring of protection +1, brooch of shielding,

masterwork morticians clothes (black suit, long black topcoat, black top

hat), +1 sickle.

Treasure: Falvorn’s Spellbooks: These include all of Falvorn’s

commonly memorized spells plus any 1d6 irst, 1d4 second, 1d4 3rd

and 1d2 4th level spells of the DM’s choice. 1 scroll of transmute

stone to lesh, 1 scroll of transmute rock to mud. 1 scroll create greater

undead. Masterwork morticians tools. (1) 5000 gp diamond.

Ghouls (6): AC 14, Hp 13, See MM.

1-3. Crematorium (EL 7)

Those dead prisoners not saved back by the chef in Area 2-3 to

serve as food for certain inmates are cast into the lava pit located

in the center of this room by Curtis the Orderly. Curtis is a lesh

golem under command of Falvorn, provided to the mortician by

Warden Menoshash in exchange for his soul. As the PCs enter the

chamber Curtis busies himself chucking bodies into the lava. As the

PCs enter he attacks.

Vault B. This vault contains the decapitated corpse of Juldd, a thief

who was cast into the prisons of the Khan. Juldd thought himself

cleverer than the attendants in the prisoner entry portal. He was

wrong as his decapitated head would indicate. A very careful Search

check (DC 25) reveals that Juldd kept a set of masterwork thieves’

tools in a rather unsanitary and seldom searched oriice.

Vault C. This vault contains the fresh corpse of Connarac a cleric

of (oddly enough) the same faith as the party cleric. He was the

unfortunate hostage of Juldd when the guards cut both prisoners to

pieces. Intense rigor-mortis has locked the priests silver holy symbol

tightly in his ist. The touch of a like aligned cleric (the party PC)

automatically releases the death grip on the holy symbol.

Curtis the Orderly, Flesh Golem: CR 7, 79 hp. See MM.

Note: At irst glance Curtis may seem an impossible

encounter for PCs with little or no gear. That said if PCs

manage to overbear Curtis or Bull Rush him they stand a

chance of hurling Curtis into the Lava Pool.

DM Note: Unless the goblins are silenced within 1 round

by the party, Falvorn arrives 3 rounds into battle. The same

holds true for any combat involving the ghouls should the

PCs have quietly handled the goblins. Falvorn’s vital statistics

are found in Area 1-2.

Lava Pool: Touching the lava deals 2d6 points of damage

+1d6 points of damage for 1d3 rounds after touching it. Total

immersion (such as being forced into the lava) deals 20d6 points

of damage per round. Creatures immune to ire may search the

pool by swimming in the 10 ft. deep 10ft. diameter pool. A major

ring of energy resistance (ire) lies at the bottom of the pool.

2. Falvorn’s Quarters

This simply adorned chamber contains a full alchemical laboratory

(1,500 gp value), a simple cot, and a bookshelf lined with arcane

tomes containing the breadth and worth of Falvorn’s wizard spells.

A ile cabinet dutifully details the death certiicates of all beings

who have passed on during their incarceration. At the time of the

PCs awakening in Area 1-1. Falvorn is documenting their death

certiicates as “John and Jane Doe’s who died due to complication

during transference through the prison portal.

If the PCs created enough strife from awakening or through battling

the goblins or ghouls they have already encountered Falvorn.

1-4. Halls of Kubla Khan

Decorated with proclamations of the greatness and wisdom of

Kubla Khan, as well as rough depictions of his greatest victories

painted directly on the stone walls, these wide halls stretch from

a four-way intersection and end before thick iron-reinforced

wood doors. The hallway leading north leads to a massive locked

iron door. The intersection is paved with different color stone

creating a massive version of the seal of Kubla Khan. As a protective

measure, the entire 10 ft. by 10 ft. intersection is actually a carefully

concealed pit trap that can be turned on and off with the torch

sconces on the hallway walls nearby. When two or more individuals,

or one creature of large size, step into the intersection the trap is

triggered, dropping its victims 100 ft. onto a collection of spikes.

The spikes no longer have any poison; the irst victims of the trap

used it up. Hidden amidst the bones at the bottom of the pit there is

a +1 adamantine bastard sword, a +1 dagger, a +1 ring of protection,

masterwork thieves’ tools, and 7 jailor’s keys which are impossible

to ind without physically searching the bottom of the trap (Search

DC 15 when in the pit).

Falvorn The Mortician, male human Wiz7/ Exp3: CR 9; SZ M;

HD 6d4+3d6; hp 21; Init +0; Spd 30 ft.; AC 11, touch 11, lat-footed

11; BAB/Grap +5/+5; Atk +6 melee (1d6+1, +1 sickle) or +5 ranged;

Full Atk ++6 melee (1d6+1, +1 sickle) or +5 ranged; SA spells; SQ

summon familiar; AL NE; SV Fort +3, Ref +3, Will +11; Str 10, Dex

11, Con 11, Int 16, Wis 16, Cha 14.

Skills: Concentration +7, Craft (alchemy) +13, Craft (carpenter)

+10, Heal +9, Knowledge (arcana) +10, Knowledge (history) +10,

Knowledge (local) +10, Knowledge (the planes) +13, Knowledge

(religion) +16, Profession (mortician) +16, Use Magic Device +11.

Feats: Brew Potion, Craft Wand, Scribe Scroll, Skill Focus (craft

[alchemy]), Skill Focus (profession), Skill Focus (use magic device),

Spell Focus (necromancy), Spell Mastery.

Arcane Spells Prepared ( save DC 13 + spell level, DC 14 + spell level

v. necromancy): 0-arcane mark, mage hand, mending, open/ close; 1st-

animate rope, charm person, chill touch, mage armor, unseen servant;

Concealed Spiked Pit Trap: CR 8; mechanical; location trigger;

manual reset; DC 20 Relex avoids; 100 ft. deep (10d6 falling

damage plus 1d4 spikes at +10 melee for 1d4+5 damage); Search

DC 27; Disable Device DC 18.

Iron Reinforced Oak Door: 6 in. thick; Hardness 5; hp 60; Break

DC 28 (when barred).

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