The Temple of Kawa, a dungeon I built for my Pathfinder group!
In search of a rare alchemy ingredient – a skull-shaped orchid known as the Bone Flower – the party finds themselves chasing after a mischievous little bird with a skull-shaped mark on its face, into an ancient temple built into the cliffs above the River Aberdeen. The Tengu priests and monks have all been turned to stone, frozen with horror on their faces, but someone unseen still seems to be lurking in this temple. What tragedy befell these Tengu, and what strange connection does the skull-faced bird have with these flowers, once used in ancient rituals to turn warriors into terrible beasts?
This dungeon is made entirely of cardboard, and took about three weeks to build. Total cost was a little under 30 bucks, mostly spent on paint. The tiny paintings on the walls are magnetic and can be removed and rearranged as part of a puzzle. As a fairly small dungeon, the session ran about four hours.
So this was a really personal project for me, after listening to TAZ i wanted to do something to show my love and appreciation for it, as well as get the chance to say goodbye to all the characters again. Hopefully that comes across (wow this is truly the dorkiest thing I’ve ever done)
Anyway feel free to ask why i picked which character for each Tarot card (trust me i thought way to far into it) and please listen to taz if you haven’t already!
the delay where you think it might be possible that the tree will survive and then…nope
Fantastic video! And it perfectly illustrates why you never rest under a tree during a lightning storm. Not for risk of electrocution, but because of the tree. When lightning struck the tree, all of the sap inside of it boiled spontaneously – that’s what caused the tree to explode. So you’re more likely to be injured by shrapnel, boiling hot sap, and/or have stuff fall on you than be electrocuted.
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