The mongrelfolk scout shows you a crude pile of rocks unmarked, there is a message in a bottle with a cork to keep the weather out. The piece of paper is written casually “He drank until he was nameless, and thus he remains.”
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The mongrelfolk scout shows you a crude pile of rocks unmarked, there is a message in a bottle with a cork to keep the weather out. The piece of paper is written casually “He drank until he was nameless, and thus he remains.”
The ship is an old river boat that has been modified to be seaworthy with a fierce dwarf head figurehead and armed with complex war-machines, it is said that she famously survived the battle where the biggest ship in the empire sunk. Oddly there are stories of a beautiful woman that appears at night and throws the sailors overboard. The crew is made of tiefling, drow, and other mistrusted people, who are bloodthirsty and rebellious.
The ship is made of thorny crude planks, more like ripped from a tree than cut from it with a eagle figurehead and armed with harpoons, it is said that the ships log has a few records from the future that no one can explain. Oddly after a storm the ship will wail and creak as if complaining. The crew is made of kobolds and halflings under command of a dragonborn, who are united and efficient lot, serious and dedicated.
The ship is bright pink, with flowerbeds of edible sea-lotus on its sides with a grinning gnome figurehead and armed with a powerful water cannon, it is said that she once was deserted by a plague and she found her way back to port with no aid. Oddly the lookout never comes down from the crow’s nest. ever. The crew is made of tiefling, drow, and other mistrusted people, who are bloodthirsty and rebellious.
The ship is made of the carcass of a gigantic creature, half decomposed with a grinning gnome figurehead and armed with a row of cannons, it is said that repairs on the hull were made from wood from a cursed pirate ship. Oddly the ship bears marks of a kraken attack. The crew is made of a rage of sea orcs and gnolls, who are brave and well trained.
The ship is composed of pieces of several other ships, decadent but proud with a mermaid figurehead and armed with a ballista, it is said that although not its main propulsion, the ship can move by magical means as well. Oddly it is bigger in the inside than on the outside. The crew is made of gnomes, brownies and pixies, and other fey, who are a chaotic, homogenous, and single-minded rabble.
A practical grippli tells you about the Cube of Malebolge, a dungeon in the shape of a cube floating in space which can only be accessed through a travelling portal that always appears just in time to engulf new creatures and vanish, no one knows its purpose and few have ever made it back out. He vividly describes: a winding narrow hole in the wall leads through a crudely excavated tunnel to a carefully crafted door with a brass handle. In the following chamber there is a stone throne in the back of the room with a skeleton wearing a crown, he seems to be smiling about something.