Item/Treasure — First roll d6. On 1–2 it is guarded by a Foe.

Roll d66

1. An altar stained with eons of blood, depicting slaughter of Neanderthal-like cave people by a more advanced race. Still living somehow after all this time is a member of this forgotten line — massive, hideous, clothed in rotten fur and scraps of human hide — he carries a bone sword etched with the markings of his forgotten tongue.

Kuyu Cannibal Champion

HP: 24

Damage: Bone Sword — damage rolls of 5–6 explode as if a natural 6.

Special: Consume. Each round there is a 1–2 chance on a d6 the Champion makes a bite attack, ripping meat and blood from his opponent, d6 with advantage. He gains an equal amount of HP.

2. Round chamber, the center of which contains a raised stone obelisk atop of which sits a heart-like organ of unknown origin, pulsating with a sickly green light. The organ manifests Foes at random, 1 each round, until it is destroyed. (30 HP). Room also holds many corpses of various men and beasts, in various stages of decay.

• Assorted coins (200s)
• An iron mace that stuns enemies for 1 round on any damage roll of natural 5.
• A horse sculpture with a word on the bottom that when spoken summons a massive, powerful and swift horse for d6 hours a day when out of doors. When the time ends, the horse stops dead for a few moments, then will throw any rider and gallop to the horizon. Any attempt to imprison or stop him will result in a stampede of wild horses (5d6) attacking the area within d6 minutes.

3. Remnants of a Eukaryan priest’s sanctum, walls still hold some inscriptions in that hideous language, and the desiccated husks of two giant, armored mantids that spring to life when the room is disturbed.

Temple Guardians

HP: 15 / 18

Damage: d6 with advantage (spiked polearms)

Armor: 3 (ancient plate armor)

Special: Leaping Strike. At beginning of combat, both will attempt a leaping strike, which covers distance between them and their target, and if it hits, acts as a critical, dealing double damage dice. In two rounds, they will do it again, and so on.

• A book containing 3 Eukaryan sorceries (acts as random effect scroll, roll on pact and spell list to determine)
• A noxious green powder in a bag (6 uses) that can be consumed in a tea and grants the user an advantage on casting a spell.
• A brass chest plate inscribed with a primitive sun that can be worn and acts as Armor 2.

4. An ancient burial room contains a warlord from days long gone by, and d6 of his retainers, clothed in tatters, mail rusted to stains, but still holding weapons in their skeletal fingers. They attack!

Warlord

HP: 5d6 (20)

Armor: Ancient Plate (1)

Attack: Rune-carved Sword d6 (2×/rd) — Special: On a critical hit, sword forces automatic roll on Death and Wounding Table.

Retainer

HP: 2d6 (8)

Attack: Bronze Axe d6

• An ornate box (60s) with d6 different powdered herbs with d6 uses each.
• The warlord’s Runecarved Blade (on a critical hit, there is a 2–6 chance of automatically killing any opponent)

5. Torchlight illuminates ancient frescoes that depict the rise of a civilization built on the waters of an endless ocean offering sacrifices to what seems to be a huge mass of tentacles. In the cavern’s center, a deep and broad cistern of unknowable depth containing the offspring of a god that once called this area home when it was underwater.

Tentacled Horror

HP: 28

Damage: d6, attacks 4×/rd

Armor: 1

Special: Grapple instead of damage — if successful, no further attack roll is required next round to deal d6 crushing damage. Escape requires Strength check against 8+.

Cloud of Chaos — Once per round, there is a 1–6 chance that the Horror uses its attack to create a 30’ wide cloud of confusion around itself — all opponents caught inside must make INT check 8+ for d6 rounds in order to act.

• A bronze crown/circlet that allows its wearer to cast “Diamond Mind Shatters” (Domination, Tier 1) 1×/day.
• A copper dagger that allows the user to take 2 attacks each round.
• A bag of silver ingots from an ancient kingdom (500s)

6. A huge cavern containing piles of countless human bones. Within, a primeval monster from the dawn of man — a massive hulk of muscle, cream and jade colored scales and fangs the length of swords, eyes burning in its awful reptilian face.

Tyrant Lizard

HP: 32

Damage: 2d6 bite, d6 tail (ignores armor, knocks anyone struck d6×5 feet away)

Armor: 2 (hide)

Special: Awful Roar — When it roars, opponents must make a Presence check against a difficulty of 8 or be terrified, losing next action as if stunned. Tyrant Lizard will perform its roar at the beginning of combat, then roll d6 and count the die down each round — when it reaches 0, Tyrant Lizard will perform its roar again.

• An obsidian battle axe that grants its bearer advantage on all initiative rolls.
• A bag of jade figurines worth 300s.
• A scroll containing the instructions for a demonic pact of random type.

For each passage or corridor, roll a d6 when traversing. On a 1, you encounter a Foe.

Rolling a 1 on d6 when traveling any corridor or room you’ve been through before means there’s a random enemy.