Kickstarter - Shadow of The Brutacorn (Neon Lords of the Toxic Wasteland)

For those that don't know, Neon Lords of the Toxic Wasteland is an amazing game with some classic punk attitude. I wanted to run a Neon Lords of the Toxic Wasteland adventure at NTRPG, but Attack on the Penissaurus never wrote itself (but the title is golden :)

Shadow of The Brutacorn is a third-level adventure for Neon Lords from Ian McGarty (who will be a guest this Wednesday Night on Talking Crit Live!). It includes new monsters and new items for your Neon Lords campaign.

This adventure takes characters through a maze of deadly encounters, into the demon-ridden Battle Stables of Monocorn Manefire, and into the realm of Ba'al Berith to face the Demon Lord and potentially save Monocorn Manefire.

In this adventure, the characters explore the still intact hedge maze that stands beside the ruins of an ancient Brutacorn fortress. Traveling to the center of the maze reveals a carved pattern and a dimensional tear floating above. This dimensional tear transports the characters into the Shadow plane where the fortress sits intact and the maze is a shadow of itself.

Inside the Shadow Realm Battlestables, the characters find the Seal of Brutaxis, evidence of the Horn Wizard’s betrayal of Monocorn Manefire, and a pillar of cosmic energy bridging into Ba’al Berith’s home plane.  Unbeknownst to Manefire, the Horn Wizard was actually the Demon Lord Ba’al Berith, who managed to escape back to his Shadow Demon Realm through the portal in the Path of Brutaxis located beneath the Battle Stables. Here he is gathering power and marshaling demons to march on Neoterrax. 

 

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