Warband!: A Get Ready, Get Set, Go! Labyrinth Lord adventure set in the Ashford Valley.
Get Ready:
A small warband of humanoids and renegade humans, cutting a swath through the small hamlets of the Ashford Valley, are on a collision course with our heroes!
Get Set:
The PCs are traveling through the Valley when they smell and see smoke over the next hill. A quick investigation reveals a burned farm and slaughtered livestock. There are no bodies of the farmers, though.
Go!:
The PCs have an opportunity to track the warband and put a stop to it, possibly finding survivors from their raids.
The warband consists of a human leader, Curran, his "Local Boys" (a group of human mercenaries), a couple of Bugbears and Gnolls, and a half-dozen Orcs. Curran keeps them in loot and they've been lucky the past few farms to gather a number of slaves that some of the humanoid tribes will pay well to get. So far they've got about 6 slaves in chains that they're dragging around.
Notable NPCs:
Curran (1 Normal Man); Alignment: Chaotic; Armor Class: 4 (chain & shield); Hit Dice: 3d8, Hit Points: 23; Attacks: longsword (1d8), short bow (1d6); Save: F3; Morale: 8.
Bugbears (3); Alignment: Chaotic; Armor Class: 5; Hit Dice: 3d8+1, Hit Points: 22, 20, 15; Attacks: longsword (1d8+1), longbow (1d8+1); Save: F3; Morale: 9; 50% chance to surprise enemies.
The "Local Boys" (8 Normal Men); Alignment: Chaotic; Armor Class: 6 (leather armor & shield); Hit Dice: 1d8, Hit Points: 6, 5, 5, 4, 4, 4, 3, 3; Attacks: longsword (1d8), short bow (1d6); Save: NM; Morale: 6.
Gnolls (2); Alignment: Chaotic; Armor Class: 5; Hit Dice: 2d8, Hit Points: 12 each; Attacks: longsword (1d8+1), longbow (1d8+1); Save: F2; Morale: 8.
Orcs (6); Alignment: Chaotic; Armor Class: 6; Hit Dice: 1d8, Hit Points: 5, 4, 3, 3, 3, 3; Attacks: short sword (1d6), short bow (1d6); Save: F1; Morale: 5.
Gamma Red Death World
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