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	The best possible outcome for the heroes is negotiating a peace between Uvior and Mogg, and using Greater Restoration on Humphrey the Cleric. Doing so will result in the heroes getting the maximum amount of treasure from both Uvior and Mogg (see their respective random encounter entries for this treasure), and earns them +4 Goodwill whenever they enter a settlement that is home to an adventurer who was turned to stone at Uvior’s tragic banquet.		The best possible outcome for the heroes is negotiating a peace between Uvior and Mogg, and using Greater Restoration on Humphrey the Cleric. Doing so will result in the heroes getting the maximum amount of treasure from both Uvior and Mogg (see their respective random encounter entries for this treasure), and earns them +4 Goodwill whenever they enter a settlement that is home to an adventurer who was turned to stone at Uvior’s tragic banquet.

	''*Updated Print 2 ~~(minus maps)~~''		''*Updated Print 2''

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	=== Third Floor ===		=== Third Floor ===
	[[File:~~ThirdFloorManor~~.png\|center\|frameless\|~~659x659px\|Third Floor of Manor~~]]~~[https://srd.mythcraftrpg.com/images/d/d3/Uvior_3.png '''Click Here to Download Map''']~~		[[File:ThirdFloor.png\|center\|frameless\|610x610px]]


	'''1. Crenelated Balcony'''		'''1. Crenelated Balcony'''
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	=== Basement ===		=== Basement ===
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	~~[[File:BasementManor.png\|center\|frameless\|659x659px\|Third Floor of Manor]][https://srd.mythcraftrpg.com/images/3/31/Uvior_sub.png '''Click Here to Download Map''']~~

	'''1. Servant Quarters'''		'''1. Servant Quarters'''

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	=== Ground Floor ===		=== Ground Floor ===
	[[File:GroundFloor.png\|center\|frameless\|~~556x556px~~]]		[[File:GroundFloor.png\|center\|frameless\|623x623px]]





	'''1. Dining Room'''		'''1. Dining Room'''
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	=== Second Floor ===		=== Second Floor ===
	[[File:~~SecondFloorManor~~.png\|center\|frameless\|~~632x632px\|Second Floor of Manor~~]]~~[https://srd.mythcraftrpg.com/images/5/5b/Uvior_2.png '''Click Here to Download Map''']~~		[[File:SecondFloor.png\|center\|frameless\|590x590px]]


	'''1. Guest Bedroom'''		'''1. Guest Bedroom'''

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	=== Ground Floor ===		=== Ground Floor ===
	[[File:~~GroundFloorManor~~.png\|center\|frameless\|~~651x651px~~]]~~[https://srd.mythcraftrpg.com/images/d/d4/Uvior_1.png '''Click Here to Download Map''']~~		[[File:GroundFloor.png\|center\|frameless\|556x556px]]

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	The best possible outcome for the heroes is negotiating a peace between Uvior and Mogg, and using Greater Restoration on Humphrey the Cleric. Doing so will result in the heroes getting the maximum amount of treasure from both Uvior and Mogg (see their respective random encounter entries for this treasure), and earns them +4 Goodwill whenever they enter a settlement that is home to an adventurer who was turned to stone at Uvior’s tragic banquet.		The best possible outcome for the heroes is negotiating a peace between Uvior and Mogg, and using Greater Restoration on Humphrey the Cleric. Doing so will result in the heroes getting the maximum amount of treasure from both Uvior and Mogg (see their respective random encounter entries for this treasure), and earns them +4 Goodwill whenever they enter a settlement that is home to an adventurer who was turned to stone at Uvior’s tragic banquet.

			''*Updated Print 2 (minus maps)''

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	* The party confronts and defeats Uvior		* The party confronts and defeats Uvior

	* The party confronts and defeats Mogg		* The party confronts and defeats Mogg

	* The party negotiates a peace between them		* The party negotiates a peace between them

	The best possible outcome for the heroes is negotiating a peace between Uvior and Mogg, and using Greater Restoration on Humphrey the Cleric. Doing so will result in the heroes getting the maximum amount of treasure from both Uvior and Mogg (see their respective random encounter entries for this treasure), and earns them +4 Goodwill whenever they enter a settlement that is home to an adventurer who was turned to stone at Uvior’s tragic banquet.		The best possible outcome for the heroes is negotiating a peace between Uvior and Mogg, and using Greater Restoration on Humphrey the Cleric. Doing so will result in the heroes getting the maximum amount of treasure from both Uvior and Mogg (see their respective random encounter entries for this treasure), and earns them +4 Goodwill whenever they enter a settlement that is home to an adventurer who was turned to stone at Uvior’s tragic banquet.

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	A balcony overlooks the ballroom, and although there are no stairs or ladders directly up to the balcony, heroes with rope or magic might be able to reach the balcony directly.		A balcony overlooks the ballroom, and although there are no stairs or ladders directly up to the balcony, heroes with rope or magic might be able to reach the balcony directly.

	~~====~~ 4. Courtyard ~~====~~		'''4. Courtyard'''
	The courtyard looks like it used to be well-curated, but it has since become wildly overgrown. The cobblestones are cracked and weeds poke up between them. A gazebo in the middle of the courtyard has been covered in ivy and kudzu. If the heroes get too close to any of the overgrown gardens, they will find that blood brambles have taken root there and attack them when they can reach the heroes.

	A ~~[[parsor]] lives~~ in the courtyard~~. While parsors are typically mischievous and playful, this one~~ has been ~~corrupted by Uvior’s vile presence~~. ~~The parsor has a nasty disposition and will play cruel pranks on~~ the heroes, ~~but~~ will ~~not~~ attack them ~~directly unless~~ the heroes ~~strike first. If the heroes attack the parsor, then its [[martor]] springs to its defense~~.		The courtyard looks like it used to be well-curated, but it has since become wildly overgrown. The cobblestones are cracked and weeds poke up between them. A gazebo in the middle of the courtyard has been covered in ivy and kudzu. If the heroes get too close to any of the overgrown gardens, they will find that Bloodoak Brambles have taken root there and attack them when they can reach the heroes.

	~~==== 5~~. ~~Foyer ====~~		A Parsor lives in the courtyard. While parsors are typically mischievous and playful, this one has been corrupted by Uvior’s vile presence. The parsor has a nasty disposition and will play cruel pranks on the heroes, but will not attack them directly unless the heroes strike first. If the heroes attack the parsor, then its Martor springs to its defense.
	The ~~foyer is lavishly decorated to receive guests. Once-plush couches now sag under their own weight. Fireplaces lay dormant~~ on the ~~east and west walls~~, ~~and grand staircases sweep up to an interior balcony in~~ the ~~heart of~~ the ~~second floor. Directly opposite~~ the ~~main entry~~, ~~double doors open into the private courtyard. Smaller doorways open into narrow halls that flow into the east and west wings~~.

	The foyer is carpeted, and the halls have rugs spaced periodically throughout.		'''5. Foyer'''

			The foyer is lavishly decorated to receive guests. Once-plush couches now sag under their own weight. Fireplaces lay dormant on the east and west walls, and grand staircases sweep up to an interior balcony in the heart of the second floor. Directly opposite the main entry, double doors open into the private courtyard. Smaller doorways open into narrow halls that flow into the east and west wings.

			The foyer is carpeted, and the halls have rugs spaced periodically throughout.

	There is nothing of interest in the foyer, but if a hero makes a LUCK/Scavenging check, they can find sc equal to their roll as they look along the room’s ornamentation and through the couch stuffing.		There is nothing of interest in the foyer, but if a hero makes a LUCK/Scavenging check, they can find sc equal to their roll as they look along the room’s ornamentation and through the couch stuffing.

	~~====~~ 6. Coat Check ~~====~~		'''6. Coat Check'''

	The coat check is a small, unremarkable room that smells of mothballs.		The coat check is a small, unremarkable room that smells of mothballs.

	~~====~~ 7. Latrine ~~====~~		'''7. Latrine'''

	The latrine smells old and musty. A hero that makes a DC 10 AWR/Tracking check or AWR/Investigating check can determine that the latrine has not been used for several years.		The latrine smells old and musty. A hero that makes a DC 10 AWR/Tracking check or AWR/Investigating check can determine that the latrine has not been used for several years.

	~~====~~ 8. Library ~~====~~		'''8. Library'''

	The library is a tremendous, three-floor room that takes up half of the east wing. The first floor has dozens of freestanding bookshelves in the middle of the room, and the walls on all three floors are lined with shelves as well. The second and third floors have balustraded balconies, allowing anyone on those floors to see down to the first floor.		The library is a tremendous, three-floor room that takes up half of the east wing. The first floor has dozens of freestanding bookshelves in the middle of the room, and the walls on all three floors are lined with shelves as well. The second and third floors have balustraded balconies, allowing anyone on those floors to see down to the first floor.

	Heroes can find books of any mundane topic within this library. They can also find a handful of spell scrolls. Any creature with such a spell scroll can cast the spell one time without using any SP. They must still spend the requisite AP to cast the spell. The power of the spell scroll that a hero finds depends on their INT/History or INT/Arcana roll.		Heroes can find books of any mundane topic within this library. They can also find a handful of spell scrolls. Any creature with such a spell scroll can cast the spell one time without using any SP. They must still spend the requisite AP to cast the spell. The power of the spell scroll that a hero finds depends on their INT/History or INT/Arcana roll.

	Each hero can ~~make~~ one such ~~roll~~ per hour spent in the library.		Each hero can find one such scroll per hour spent in the library.
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	The northeast wall of the first floor also has a hidden doorway. A hero can spot this with a DC 16 AWR/ Investigating check. By pulling on a book that is in fact a lever, a panel of shelving will swing open, revealing a staircase down to the scriptorium.		The northeast wall of the first floor also has a hidden doorway. A hero can spot this with a DC 16 AWR/Investigating check. By pulling on a book that is in fact a lever, a panel of shelving will swing open, revealing a staircase down to the scriptorium.

	If the heroes are allied with the gretchlings, then the gretchlings will reveal this hidden doorway to them.		If the heroes are allied with the gretchlings, then the gretchlings will reveal this hidden doorway to them. At the end of each hour spent in the library, roll for a random encounter.

	~~At the end of each hour spent in the library, roll for a random encounter~~.		'''9. Chapel'''

	~~==== 9. Chapel ====~~
	''The chapel is filled with rows of rotten pews, some of which have mostly collapsed into sawdust. If you look carefully, you see the off-white forms of termites crawling in the rotten wood. At the north end of the chapel, there is a simple pulpit from which a speaker might deliver a sermon. Glass double doors offer a clear view of the courtyard. Across from these doors, on the eastern side of the chapel, there is a small desk with a clay mug on it. The mug is glowing.''		''The chapel is filled with rows of rotten pews, some of which have mostly collapsed into sawdust. If you look carefully, you see the off-white forms of termites crawling in the rotten wood. At the north end of the chapel, there is a simple pulpit from which a speaker might deliver a sermon. Glass double doors offer a clear view of the courtyard. Across from these doors, on the eastern side of the chapel, there is a small desk with a clay mug on it. The mug is glowing.''

	Any undead in the chapel suffer the Sickened condition until they leave.		Any creatures with the undead tag in the chapel suffer the Sickened condition until they leave.

	The clay mug has an imprint of an executioner’s axe. A hero that makes a DC 10 INT/~~History~~ (~~Celestials~~) check knows that this is the mark of Rasheen, the daughter of Tovare. Rasheen prowls the planes and battles any creatures or entities that might threaten the cosmic balance.		The clay mug has an imprint of an executioner’s axe. A hero that makes a DC 10 INT/Religion (celestials) check knows that this is the mark of Rasheen, the daughter of Tovare. Rasheen prowls the planes and battles any creatures or entities that might threaten the cosmic balance.

	A hero that casts any spells to learn more about the mug, such as [[Sense Magic]], can learn that it is under the effects of ~~[[Divine]]~~ magic and the ~~Evoking~~ function. If the hero’s ability allows them to learn the exact magical effect, they learn that the mug has been permanently affected by the [[Candle of Faith]] prayer.		A hero that casts any spells to learn more about the mug, such as Sense Magic, can learn that it is under the effects of divine magic and the evoking function. If the hero’s ability allows them to learn the exact magical effect, they learn that the mug has been permanently affected by the Candle of Faith prayer.

	Aside from the mug, there is nothing remarkable in the chapel. A narrow staircase leads up to the chapel’s balcony, part of the second floor. The chapel’s glass doors lead out into the courtyard.		Aside from the mug, there is nothing remarkable in the chapel. A narrow staircase leads up to the chapel’s balcony, part of the second floor. The chapel’s glass doors lead out into the courtyard.

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			'''<big>Uvior Appears!</big>'''

	~~=== Uvior Appears! ===~~
	''The ghostly visage of a haggard, elderly human man in an embroidered maroon robe floats towards you.''		''The ghostly visage of a haggard, elderly human man in an embroidered maroon robe floats towards you.''

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	'''Uvior's Tragedy'''		'''''Uvior's Tragedy'''''

	If the party asks Uvior about what happened before they arrived, Uvior is generally elusive, declaring that they need not concern themselves with the past and should just focus on getting rid of the gretchlings. A DC 12 AWR/Intuiting check will confirm that he is hiding something, and a DC 24 CHA/Persuading check will get Uvior to open up and explain what happened.		If the party asks Uvior about what happened before they arrived, Uvior is generally elusive, declaring that they need not concern themselves with the past and should just focus on getting rid of the gretchlings. A DC 12 AWR/Intuiting check will confirm that he is hiding something, and a DC 24 CHA/Persuading check will get Uvior to open up and explain what happened.
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	Six years ago, Uvior invited all of his old adventuring companions to have a feast with him in remembrance of their past quests. Uvior was particularly excited to show them an artifact he had discovered. When used correctly, the artifact would solidify the user’s soul into a physical form, effectively bestowing immortality upon the creature. However, the artifact malfunctioned, turning Uvior into some kind of ghost and exploding outward with concussive arcane force that immediately turned all of Uvior’s guests into stone. Uvior has been trapped in his incorporeal form ever since, and wants more than anything to discover a way to reverse the damage.		Six years ago, Uvior invited all of his old adventuring companions to have a feast with him in remembrance of their past quests. Uvior was particularly excited to show them an artifact he had discovered. When used correctly, the artifact would solidify the user’s soul into a physical form, effectively bestowing immortality upon the creature. However, the artifact malfunctioned, turning Uvior into some kind of ghost and exploding outward with concussive arcane force that immediately turned all of Uvior’s guests into stone. Uvior has been trapped in his incorporeal form ever since, and wants more than anything to discover a way to reverse the damage.

	'''Fighting Uvior'''		'''''Fighting Uvior'''''

	If the party threatens Uvior instead of talking with him, or if they try to abscond with more treasure than they agreed upon, it will result in combat. See the Showdown section for more information.		If the party threatens Uvior instead of talking with him, or if they try to abscond with more treasure than they agreed upon, it will result in combat. See the Showdown section for more information.

	~~===~~ Undead Horde ~~===~~		'''<big>Undead Horde</big>'''

	''Muffled footfalls and the rattle of metal give you a moment’s notice, and a horde of armed skeletons burst into view.''		''Muffled footfalls and the rattle of metal give you a moment’s notice, and a horde of armed skeletons burst into view.''

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	If the party fights the skeletons, the skeletons will fight until dead.		If the party fights the skeletons, the skeletons will fight until dead.

	~~===~~ Undead Guards ~~===~~		'''<big>Undead Guards</big>'''

	This encounter is functionally the same as the Undead Horde encounter, but with 1d4+1 Skeletons instead.		This encounter is functionally the same as the Undead Horde encounter, but with 1d4+1 Skeletons instead.

	~~===~~ Crepits ~~===~~		<big>'''Crepits'''</big>

	''The curtains rustle, and something scrapes and scrabbles out from under the furniture. Severed, skeletal limbs writhe towards you!''		''The curtains rustle, and something scrapes and scrabbles out from under the furniture. Severed, skeletal limbs writhe towards you!''

	2d4 Crepits crawl out from under furniture, behind curtains, and the like. They will attack the heroes and will fight until dead.		2d4 Crepits crawl out from under furniture, behind curtains, and the like. They will attack the heroes and will fight until dead.

	~~===~~ Portrait Trap ~~===~~		'''<big>Portrait Trap</big>'''

	''You hear a quick, punctuated hiss.''		''You hear a quick, punctuated hiss.''

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			'''<big>No Encounter</big>'''

	~~=== No Encounter ===~~
	''Whatever you thought you heard, apparently it was nothing after all. The house was just settling, I suppose.''		''Whatever you thought you heard, apparently it was nothing after all. The house was just settling, I suppose.''

	~~===~~ Floorboard Trap ~~===~~		'''<big>Floorboard Trap</big>'''

	''You step on a floorboard that lets out a sharp creak.''		''You step on a floorboard that lets out a sharp creak.''

	Randomly determine one of the party members and make a +2 attack against their ANT. On a hit, a floorboard snaps. Their leg becomes stuck and they are Restrained (escape DC 12); the floorboard flies up and smacks them in the face for 1d4 blunt damage. The undead hear the commotion and 1d4 Skeletons come to investigate.		Randomly determine one of the party members and make a +2 attack against their ANT. On a hit, a floorboard snaps. Their leg becomes stuck and they are Restrained (escape DC 12); the floorboard flies up and smacks them in the face for 1d4 blunt damage. The undead hear the commotion and 1d4 Skeletons come to investigate.

	~~===~~ Book Trap ~~===~~		'''<big>Book Trap</big>'''

	Do not use this trap too frequently; every four or five times a hero tries to interact with a book is plenty. When a hero grabs a book off of a shelf without first investigating (AWR/ Investigating DC 14), the book might be trapped. Make a +4 attack against their ANT. On a hit, the shelf falls on the hero for 1d10 blunt damage, and the hero is Dazed for the next 1 minute.		Do not use this trap too frequently; every four or five times a hero tries to interact with a book is plenty. When a hero grabs a book off of a shelf without first investigating (AWR/ Investigating DC 14), the book might be trapped. Make a +4 attack against their ANT. On a hit, the shelf falls on the hero for 1d10 blunt damage, and the hero is Dazed for the next 1 minute.

	~~===~~ Gretchling Scouts ~~===~~		'''<big>Gretchling Scouts</big>'''

	''You hear a faint rustling, and a wet footstep, but you see nothing at first glance.''		''You hear a faint rustling, and a wet footstep, but you see nothing at first glance.''

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	She and the other gretchlings, under the leadership of Mogg the Marvelous, are trying to find and devour all of his delicious magic scrolls and items. If the heroes will come back and meet Mogg, then Gooth is certain that they can work out some kind of deal. Maybe the heroes can defeat Uvior the Horrible in exchange for a couple magic items.		She and the other gretchlings, under the leadership of Mogg the Marvelous, are trying to find and devour all of his delicious magic scrolls and items. If the heroes will come back and meet Mogg, then Gooth is certain that they can work out some kind of deal. Maybe the heroes can defeat Uvior the Horrible in exchange for a couple magic items.

	'''Fighting the Gretchlings'''		'''''Fighting the Gretchlings'''''

	Gretchlings are not strong creatures, and they will flee if the heroes act violent. If this happens, they will return in force later, led by Mogg.		Gretchlings are not strong creatures, and they will flee if the heroes act violent. If this happens, they will return in force later, led by Mogg.

	~~===~~ Gretchling Squad ~~===~~		'''<big>Gretchling Squad</big>'''

	''You hear a chorus of slimy footsteps and quiet croaking. Large, reflective eyes stare out from the darkness.''		''You hear a chorus of slimy footsteps and quiet croaking. Large, reflective eyes stare out from the darkness.''

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	Begh tries to bully the heroes into leaving the manor, but if that does not work, then he will demand that they become his prisoners and he will escort them to Mogg.		Begh tries to bully the heroes into leaving the manor, but if that does not work, then he will demand that they become his prisoners and he will escort them to Mogg.

	'''Fighting the Gretchlings'''		'''''Fighting the Gretchlings'''''

	Gretchlings are not strong creatures, and they will flee if the heroes act violent. If this happens, they will return in force later, led by Mogg.		Gretchlings are not strong creatures, and they will flee if the heroes act violent. If this happens, they will return in force later, led by Mogg.

	~~===~~ Mogg Appears! ~~===~~		'''<big>Mogg Appears!</big>'''

	''A speckled gretchling approaches you, holding a high, proud posture. He wears a wizard’s hat atop his amphibian head.''		''A speckled gretchling approaches you, holding a high, proud posture. He wears a wizard’s hat atop his amphibian head.''

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	'''Fighting Mogg'''		'''''Fighting Mogg'''''

	If the party threatens Mogg, it will result in combat. See the Showdown section for more information.		If the party threatens Mogg, it will result in combat. See the Showdown section for more information.