Javascript is required. Please enable javascript before you are allowed to see this page. The battle This is the battle that will decide who becomes the new Prince of Demons! Appendices cover new magic items and artifacts (acid launcher, blast disk, Demogorgon's Bilious Sphere, force missile ballista, Skull of Kallum, and the totem of negation), as well as full stats for Arendagrost. Sidebars cover difficult terrain on the beachhead. Speaking words of power, Kargoth profaned the temple and summoned the demon Arendagrost to terrorize the kingdom. Hearing the news, Benedor rode to the temple, discovering it a smoking ruin and the thirteen conspirators left eyeless corpses. Rule 34 emmy the robot It's a sad, sad day - the last issue of Dungeon has arrived in my mailbox. But though this marks the end, team Paizo makes sure that the industry's best source for adventures goes out in style! Here's one last scoop, for all you folks at EN World (until we get Pathfinder, that is): Lands of Mystery Poster Map, by Christopher West - This four-panel poster map, bundled with the magazine, has an entire new world depicted on it. Not only does it name many new lands, cities, seas, and other features (complete with a key explaining what the symbols mean), but over a score of Chris's previous Maps of Mystery are placed on the world, each with a notation of what they are and what issue they appeared in! Chris's own dedication is there too, dedicating his last feature to Dungeon and all the fans. Editorial: Signing Off, by James Jacobs - In this last editorial, James waxes nostalgia as he looks back over the many goals he was able to accomplish for Dungeon. Prison Mail - Letters this month are all from fans mourning the end of the magazine, with cheers for the Savage Tide. Kill Bargle, by Jason Bulmahn - This adventure for 3rd-level characters is an update of the original adventure from the Dungeons & Dragons Basic Dungeon Masters' Rulebook. The notorious evil mage Bargle is wanted, dead or alive, for the murder of the cleric Aleena. The PCs have tracked him to Castle Mistamere, and must venture inside to visit justice upon this notorious enemy. Quoth the Raven, by Nicolas Logue - ... Reverse cowgirl podition Table of Contents 2 CONTENTS • ADVENTURES • Kill Bargle, • Quoth the Raven, • Prince of Demons ( • Index - Complete Index to All • CARTOONS • The Portent, • Downer, • COLUMNS • Editorial: Signing Off, • Prison Mail • Gamer Guide • Dungeoncraft: Designing Mysteries That Last, • Map of Mystery: Dungeon Delve (Part 3) • CAMPAIGN WORKBOOK • The City: Bar Fight!, • The Dungeon: The Godtrap, • • Wandering Monster: Dergholoth, Adventure Name # of PCs Levels Scalable System Setting Kill Bargle 4 3rd 1-5 Generic dungeon crawl Quoth the Raven 1 4 8th N/S 2 urban Prince of Demons 3 , 4 4 20th N/S Generic planar Adventure Notes 1This adventure is a sequel to Chimes at Midnight in 2Set in the city of Sharn. 3The twelfth and final adventure in the 4The Arendagrost (Maw of the Abyss) monster is introduced in this adventure. Insert Penectomy twitter Arendagrost was mentioned in Dragon #290, "The Death Knights of Oerth." 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The third-to-last issue of Dungeon arrived today, and though it won't be here much longer, this issue was jam-packed with goodness (and I just want to say that I love the cover image of Charon)! Here's the skinny: Editorial: All Good Things, by James Jacobs - James talks about the end of Dungeon, giving the basics and where to go for more info, before listing the many things he's given to the magazine, what others have given, and what's to come, including stats for Arendagrost, Charon, Celeste, Orcus, Iggwilv, and more! Prison Mail - Letters this month include a note about how the Adventure Path is too hard to fit into an existing campaign, how the Adventure Paths are the best thing ever, and a wish for a compilation of Campaign Workbook articles (which James replies isn't possible). The Automatic Hound, by James Lafond Sutter - In this adventure for 4th-level characters, a would-be adventurer was killed at an abandoned druid's grove, accidentally triggering the first part of an ancient ritual. Now, a runehound is stalking the town of Dramsburg, intent on bringing the corpse back to the grove to complete things! The PCs may have no choice but to finish the ritual, but what will they bring forth if they do? An appendix covers a new monster, the spirit of the wild (CR 6). Sidebars cover nudging the PCs along on this investigative adventure, the specifics of the corpse's use in the ritual, and scaling the adventure. In the Shadows of Spinecastle, by Stephen S. Greer and Gary ... Originating in the Great Kingdom of Aerdy, the Order of Knight Protectors was founded in 537 OR (or -108 CY) when a group of young men, mostly farmers and woodsmen, foiled an attack on the traveling train of Grand Prince Almor II. 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