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<blockquote data-quote="kenobi65" data-source="post: 2580255" data-attributes="member: 1515">Encounter 14 - The Red LobsterThe party finds itself at one end of a large chamber.&nbsp; The ceiling and walls of this chamber appear to be some sort of a membrane, holding back a bubbling, pale yellow liquid.&nbsp; The floor of this chamber is stone, with a lapis lazuli mosaic depicting long-forgotten gods rolling non-Euclidian dice.On the opposite side of this chamber there is a monstrously large lobster.&nbsp; The lobster is mindless, but will immediately attack the party.Monstrously large lobster HD 20, HP 110, AC 34, Attack 2 claws +25 (1d4+35 damage each), immune to every spell that the party's magic-user knows except for erase, which will make this entire lame encounter disappear.The lobster will attempt to overbear any party member wielding a sharp weapon, wearing armor spikes, or even having a sharp wit, and maneuver that party member into the membranous wall.&nbsp; The membrane is holding back an underground lake of melted butter, and any contact with a sharp object (or even someone speaking in a loud voice), will cause the membrane to tear, releasing a torrent of hot melted butter into the chamber.&nbsp; This will do 10d6 fire damage and 10d6 acid damage to all creatures in the chamber each round.&nbsp; The lobster wears an enormous lobster-sized copper band on one pincer, the magic of which makes it immune to fire and acid damage.Upon defeating the lobster, the party will find a treasure chest, holdling 300d10 cp, 1525d4 ep, 1d3 gp, and a +1 glaive-guisarme (+3 vs. xvarts).If the party thinks to cut up the lobster's body, they find a key buried in the lobster's brain, which fits a keyhole in the center of the floor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kenobi65, post: 2580255, member: 1515"] [b]Encounter 14 - The Red Lobster[/b] The party finds itself at one end of a large chamber. The ceiling and walls of this chamber appear to be some sort of a membrane, holding back a bubbling, pale yellow liquid. The floor of this chamber is stone, with a lapis lazuli mosaic depicting long-forgotten gods rolling non-Euclidian dice. On the opposite side of this chamber there is a monstrously large lobster. The lobster is mindless, but will immediately attack the party. [b]Monstrously large lobster[/b] HD 20, HP 110, AC 34, Attack 2 claws +25 (1d4+35 damage each), immune to every spell that the party's magic-user knows except for [i]erase[/i], which will make this entire lame encounter disappear. The lobster will attempt to overbear any party member wielding a sharp weapon, wearing armor spikes, or even having a sharp wit, and maneuver that party member into the membranous wall. The membrane is holding back an underground lake of melted butter, and any contact with a sharp object (or even someone speaking in a loud voice), will cause the membrane to tear, releasing a torrent of hot melted butter into the chamber. This will do 10d6 fire damage and 10d6 acid damage to all creatures in the chamber each round. The lobster wears an enormous lobster-sized copper band on one pincer, the magic of which makes it immune to fire and acid damage. Upon defeating the lobster, the party will find a treasure chest, holdling 300d10 cp, 1525d4 ep, 1d3 gp, and a +1 glaive-guisarme (+3 vs. xvarts). If the party thinks to cut up the lobster's body, they find a key buried in the lobster's brain, which fits a keyhole in the center of the floor. [/QUOTE]

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