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This short adventure is designed for five 4th-level characters and features social interaction, exploration, and combat. Anthla sends the minor oozes created in the slime to terrorize the people of Norwal, hoping heroes track the monsters back to Slime Cave. According to Orthive, the cult needs a “worthy sacrifice” to offer the demon lord. The cult found the basement of Orthive’s tower connected to the caves and captured and questioned Orthive’s ghost. She brought the cult to the caves five days ago after learning Orthive’s tower was destroyed when the now-deceased wizard tried to summon Slugidor. The river that cuts through Slime Cave flows with glowing sludge that gives the caverns an eerie glow.Īnthla Tremal leads the Cult of Slugidor, the ancient deity of oozes. The ruins are just the foundation of the semi-famous conjurer’s tower that blew up in a mysterious accident. The farm village Norwal attracts a few tourists annually with the ruins of Orthive’s tower and the famous Slime Cave.
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