Weeds trail the water. The sandbar just off the shore shifts. A reptile rumble, a splash. Now a gaping maw. A roar. Claws splintering wood. The boat capsizes. You are in the river, now.
He is the Bachelor: a pale crocodile, as long as five men lying end to end. He swallows hunters, families, trading skiffs. Prospectors fear to go out. Witches mutter. They say he causes landslips. They say he is a god, a curse -- an old, old sin, staining the river. They say he has been killed, before.
He is pulling you under.
It features:
- Tragedy, a bloody curse, and a love gone very sour
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Open-ended factional interplaybetween local villagers, a foreign merchant Company, and a giant supernatural crocodile -- and its motivating spirits
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Multiple random tables, including: magical fabrics woven by god-possessed craftspersons; trinkets of a now-fallen Monkey Empire; medicinal herbs and animals
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19 new creatures, including: mind-controlling catfish; golems made of teeth; a pregnant tiger spirit
- Wilderness travel up an enchanted river
- An extraplanar dungeon complex that can change the surrounding environment
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A morally complex treatmentof colonialism, within the framework of an adventure module
- A giant crocodile who really wants to eat you
Lorn Song of the Bachelor ships 12/6
