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Message: <blockquote data-quote="greywulf" data-source="post: 3166913" data-attributes="member: 4285">Excellent, Walt! Beauty is in the eye of the Beholder, remember. Exactly which eye, I'm not sure.Consider yourself first entrant on the hallowed <a href="http://home.greywulf.net/m20/fans.html" target="_blank">M20 Pocketbook fans page</a>. Let me know a URL and I'll put up a link to your site.Meantime, I'm writing an Adventure.The Temple of K'thu'uk A Microlite20 adventure suitable for four 1st level adventurers. Not so long ago the hill and it's environs was home to one of the stranger Kobold tribes of the realm. The entire area was deeply forested, and the Tribe of K'thu'uk held sway. These Verdant Kobolds called the tree branches their home, worshipping the bones of their Green Dragon ancestor in their whistling, chirping language. Then the humans came. They tore down much of the woodland to build their farms and villages. The  Tribe of K'thu'uk fought back as only they knew how, erecting ingenious traps along forest paths, luring hunters into deadly swampland and planting assassin vines and slumberspores where humans were likely to tread.The humans grew to fear the Forest, and reacted in the way all Humans respond to things they fear. They destroyed it. Much of the forest was taken by fire leaving a vast tract of ash that has only become usable farmland in recent years. What remains of the the forest nestles atop the hill surrounded by a river – a fortunate defence against the flames, and the Verdant Kobold's saviour.Hidden in the copse is a cave mouth underneath a rock outcropping shaped like a dragon's jaw. This is the entrance to the Temple of K'thu'uk, now the Verdant Kobold's home and holiest of holies.You have been asked by the Sheriff of Ashton (the closest Human Village) to clear the kobolds from the area once and for all. Behemial Shoreson, one of the villagers, was killed in the Trapped Copse just a week ago. Enough is enough.</blockquote>

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