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Using the magical art from Aaron Miller, Goodberry Press is proud to present One-Page Wonders. If you need a quick encounter to play with your friends, you’ve come to the right place. So light your torches, draw your blades, and watch your backs, because you’re about to face the nefarious Frog Lizard…
This short encounter is intended for characters of 2nd level, and is set within the cobblestone streets of the city of Watershine. An eccentric entrepreneur by the name of Welsley Raventree has made his name a staple amongst the populace, for dramatically expanding the business of his family’s merchant empire. Now the richest man in Watershine, he has become known for staying secluded in his grand manor. Welsley has even dismissed all of his servants, preferring utter seclusion. His younger sister, Remulia Raventree, has hired you to perform a wellness check on the eccentric aristocrat.
Though his manor, located at the heart of Watershine, is indeed large, an obvious trail of destruction will lead any who enter straight through his halls and rooms. Tears in the carpet and tapestries, scratches on the walls, knocked over shelves, even stained blood litter the house, leading to Welsley’s indoor arboretum. Welsley himself is pacing back and forth in front of the arboretum entrance. He has grown fond of collecting strange flora and fauna, but this particular creature has gotten the best of him. He will explain that his imported Frog Lizard got free of its cage, and has taken over the arboretum. He will begrudgingly offer any who can safely capture it a 200 gp reward.
The arboretum is 80 feet wide and 100 feet long, with a 50 foot ceiling. Dense trees and foliage make the whole room an indoor jungle. A circular pond 20 feet across resides in the center. The Frog Lizard will stalk any who enter, picking a random target to try and ambush first. A successful DC 12 Investigation check will reveal the creature’s whereabouts. This creature is from a faraway land, and it is very, very angry…
By Inti Navia
Stat Block by Ivo Hoying
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