Fantasy Grounds - Dungeon Crawl Classics #76.5: Well of the Worm
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" Dungeon Crawl Classics #76.5: Well of the Worm A Level 1 Adventure In ages long past and best forgotten, the world was ruled by worms. Deep within dreaming jungles, and high atop monolithic temples, fell priests sacrificed the blood of man and his kith to the mammoth war-worms.
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Dungeon Crawl Classics #76.5: Well of the Worm
A Level 1 AdventureIn ages long past and best forgotten, the world was ruled by worms. Deep within dreaming jungles, and high atop monolithic temples, fell priests sacrificed the blood of man and his kith to the mammoth war-worms.
One wizard would return the world to the rule of the worm. From deep within the blood-soaked earth, calling upon the spirits of the slain and blood of the dying, rising from the moldering bones of fallen warriors, the war-worms have returned. Their foul Mother - last of her kin - births more crawling horrors with every passing hour.
The age of the worm is once more upon us. The call is sounded: Who will rise to purge the darkness?
Rules Set : DCC RPG
Writer: Harley StrohDCC RPG Rules Conversion: Daniel BishopCover art and Cartography: Doug Kovacs
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