This one's for the TRAILseeker patrons! This adventure is a bonus as a thank you for getting us to 60 patrons - patrons are NOT being charged for it (and we know that some of our patrons may already own it), but it is available to patrons only. Crypta Hereticarum is a 20-page sidequest Pathfinder adventure for our ZEITGEIST adventure path, but with some minor changes it works perfectly as a standalone adventure for a party of 6th-level PCs, and we felt that our Patrons might enjoy it. Evil lies trapped within the Crypta Hereticarum — the Vault of Heresies.
The Clergy believes that true evil cannot be destroyed, and that killing an unholy disciple or destroying a cursed item will only free its malevolence to wreak havoc elsewhere in the world. For centuries, whenever the priests and godhands of the Clergy collected dangerous items, captured evil acolytes, or rescued afflicted innocents whose curses they could not break, they placed them in the vault, built beneath the desolate isle of Odiem, off the coast of the city Sid Minos. Many still tried to plunder its treasures - but these dungeon delvers are drawn not only by the promise of rare riches and powerful magic, but by the mysterious temptation of the vault’s greatest prisoner, Ashima-Shimtu.
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The Clergy believes that true evil cannot be destroyed, and that killing an unholy disciple or destroying a cursed item will only free its malevolence to wreak havoc elsewhere in the world. For centuries, whenever the priests and godhands of the Clergy collected dangerous items, captured evil acolytes, or rescued afflicted innocents whose curses they could not break, they placed them in the vault, built beneath the desolate isle of Odiem, off the coast of the city Sid Minos. Many still tried to plunder its treasures - but these dungeon delvers are drawn not only by the promise of rare riches and powerful magic, but by the mysterious temptation of the vault’s greatest prisoner, Ashima-Shimtu.
Click on the image below to hop on over to TRAILseeker! Or, if Pathfinder is not your thing, check out its sister magazine, EN5ider!
