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<p class="box-text narrative first">The pirate statue falls to the floor in a thunderous crash, breaking into several pieces. With this last guardian defeated, you are free to gather up the loot and make your way back to town. In total, the pile of coins contains 79 copper, 25 silver, and 4 gold. But the real treasure was in the three gems you found. Two are simple agate gemstones worth 5 gold each, but the last is a sparkling ruby. It can easily sell for 20 gold, making this a very rewarding trip indeed!<br /><br />Gathering up the last of your loot, you prepare to head back to Otari and claim the reward for killing the wolf. While you are at it, you might just spring for the nicest room at the inn and maybe talk to the town blacksmith about getting a new suit of armor. But that is a tale for another adventure...</p><p>Congratulations on defeating this solo adventure! Did you collect all of the treasure? There is a total of 40 gold worth of coins and treasure you can find during this event, plus the reward. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver, and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.</p><p>You are now ready to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{build your own character!}</p>

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	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Introduction.pages.Scratch Paper.text	<section class="character-creation"><article class="full"><h3>Notes</h3><p>You can keep note of actions you take or items you find here.</p></article><article><h3>Your Statistics</h3><p>AC: 18</p><p>Hit Points: 20</p><p>Perception: [[/r 1d20+4 #Perception]]</p></article><article><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1</span> Strike with Your Shortsword</h3><p>First attack: [[/r 1d20+7 #Shortsword Attack 1]]</p><p>Second attack: [[/r 1d20+2 #Shortsword Attack 2]]</p><p>Third attack: [[/r 1d20-3 #Shortsword Attack 3]]</p><p>Damage: [[/r 1d6+4 #Shortsword Damage]] </p></article></section>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Introduction.pages.Combat Reference.name	Combat Reference
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Introduction.pages.Combat Reference.text	<h3>Attacks and Damage</h3><p>In combat, both you and the enemy take turns attacking one another. You attack by rolling the 20-sided die (or d20 for short) and adding your attack bonus (which represents your skill at wielding a weapon). If the total is equal to or greater than the target's Armor Class (AC for short), then the attack is a hit and deals damage. Subtract the damage from the target's Hit Points (HP for short). To defeat them, you must reduce their HP <span style="font-family:var(--main-font)">to 0 bor less.</span></p><p>On their turn, your enemy will likely attack you- you'll roll a d20 for them, add their attack bonus, and compare the result to your AC. If the enemy reduces you to 0 HP or less, you die.</p><p>Finally, if your attack roll exceeds the enemy's AC by 10 or more, it's a critical hit and you deal double damage (roll once, and double the result). You also score a critical hit against the enemy if the result of the die roll shows a "20" on the die. When the enemy attacks you, it can score a critical hit only if the die roll is a 20.</p><h3>Rounds and Actions</h3><p>Combat occurs in rounds. In each round, both you and the enemy take turns, and on each turn, you can use 3 actions. Once you have used your actions, it's the enemy's turn. After it uses 3 actions, it's your turn again. This repeats until one side is defeated. Actions are denoted by the action symbol (<span class="pf2-icon">1</span>).</p><p>Although you can attack three times in one turn, each time you attack in a single round, each subsequent attack becomes less accurate. For instance, your first Shortsword attack is rolled with a +7 bonus, but your second only has +2.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.name	Adventure Steps
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#01.name	#01
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#01.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You are a wandering adventurer visiting Otari, a small town on the coast of the Starstone Isle, an enormous island magically raised out of the ocean by an ancient god. Otari is renowned for its lumber and fine wooden boats, but that’s not what brought you here—you came looking for adventure!<br /><br />Word has it that a vicious beast is preying upon the town’s livestock, and the mayor has offered 10 gold coins to any hero who can put an end to the menace. That kind of money would pay your expenses for a month!<br /><br />After asking around at a nearby tavern called the Crow’s Casks, you learn that most of the attacks occur on the west side of town, not far from the shore. That seems like the best place to start your search. You gather up your belongings and make your way out along the rocky beach to begin your hunt. It doesn’t take long for you to find the entrance to a dark and mysterious cave. Large paw prints lead to and from the gloomy opening.</p><p>Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.9kE4sJ5hd26pCITN]{#13}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#02.name	#02
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#02.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">Inside the icicle, you find a strange key shaped like a skull, with small emeralds for eyes. If you decide to take the key, write “Skeleton Key” on your scratch paper. The key is worth 2 gold just as a piece of art, but it might have other uses that you don’t yet know about.</p><p>If you jump down the chute, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.qcI1yZVH5QBDbpaj]{#23}.</p><p>If you instead decide to head back the way you came and try the other passage, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.Op9v0801zCNxtVMJ]{#05}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#03.name	#03
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#03.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You travel down quite a distance before arriving in a large, cavernous chamber. A hole in the ceiling above allows in a thin shaft of light that illuminates a pile of coins and at least a couple glittering jewels. Standing in the center of this pile is a wooden statue, crudely carved to look like a pirate. The statue holds a wooden saber pointed menacingly in your direction.<br /><br />Drawing closer, you can tell that the statue has joints and hinges on its arms and legs, but by the time you realize it, you have drawn too close, and the statue comes to life! Swinging its saber back and forth, the menacing statue approaches you. As it draws near, you spot a strange-looking keyhole located in the middle of the statue’s neck.</p><p>If you have “Skeleton Key” written on your scratch paper, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.Eds15d6ZIMNit3Ke]{#19}.</p><p>If you don’t have the skeleton key, you can draw your weapons and attack. Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.KsWF7M95ULTstLeI]{#25}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#04.name	#04
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#04.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You flee for your life, bolting past the statue to a crevice in the back wall. Squeezing through, you soon find a passage that leads back to the surface. You can go back to town and claim your reward, but you might still want to go back and claim the pirate statue’s plunder. Maybe with more experience and a bit of luck you’ll find a way to defeat it! But until then, you are looking forward to a warm meal and a comfortable bed.</p><p>Although you didn't get all of the treasure, you still did quite well in this solo adventure, making it all the way to the end.</p><p>Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.2mYoaXNqTZJ4r1IF]{#09}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#05.name	#05
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#05.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">The burbling sound, echoing from somewhere up ahead, grows louder with every step until you can hear the sound of rushing water clearly. As you turn a corner, the source of the sound becomes apparent. The chamber up ahead is split in half by a stream that flows through the center of the room.<br /><br />This swift underground river enters the room from the right and flows out to the left. Across the way, you see a passageway that continues onward, and you can just make out a staircase going down. Discarded on the ground in front of you is an old torch, probably left here by a previous explorer.</p><p>If you take the torch, write “Torch” on your piece of scratch paper.</p><p>If your notes say “Pulled the lever,” go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.niD4XcjQN86Qnd3G]{#16}. Otherwise, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.5V6qs50dyvOqDvJm]{#11}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#06.name	#06
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#06.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">The pirate statue falls to the floor in a thunderous crash, breaking into several pieces. With this last guardian defeated, you are free to gather up the loot and make your way back to town. In total, the pile of coins contains 79 copper, 25 silver, and 4 gold. But the real treasure was in the three gems you found. Two are simple agate gemstones worth 5 gold each, but the last is a sparkling ruby. It can easily sell for 20 gold, making this a very rewarding trip indeed!<br /><br />Gathering up the last of your loot, you prepare to head back to Otari and claim the reward for killing the wolf. While you are at it, you might just spring for the nicest room at the inn and maybe talk to the town blacksmith about getting a new suit of armor. But that is a tale for another adventure...</p><p>Congratulations on defeating this solo adventure! Did you collect all of the treasure? There is a total of 40 gold worth of coins and treasure you can find during this event, plus the reward. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver, and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.</p><p>You are now ready to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{build your own character!}</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#07.name	#07
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#07.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You leap aside, avoiding the wolf’s snarling jaws and drive your sword deep into its flank. With a yowl, the wretched creature falls into the muck and goes still. You clean off your blade then wander into the cave to make sure that this wolf was the only one.<br /><br />As your eyes adjust to the gloom, you find yourself inside a small cavern that was obviously the beast’s home. It stinks of wet fur, and there are scraps of rotting meat and bone lying about—evidence of its previous victims. Far more interesting, though, is what you spot at the back of the cave.<br /><br />A crack in the far wall leads into darkness, and just above it, scratched into stone, is a symbol that looks a lot like a treasure chest. As you draw closer, you realize the crack is actually the entrance to an underground tunnel- it might just be the hiding place of some forgotten treasure.</p><p>If you squeeze through the crack to explore deeper into the cave, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.52p05nmu3S1MHK2o]{#18}.</p><p>If you turn around and head back to town to collect your riches, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.2mYoaXNqTZJ4r1IF]{#09}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#08.name	#08
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#08.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">With a swish, your blade slices right through the snake and it falls dead at your feet with a loud thud. Stepping around its body, you check the room for anything of value. You find a very old, tarnished silver coin wedged between two stones on the floor. It must have been here for ages, but it will buy you a night at the inn back in town when this is all over.</p><p>Add 1 silver to your scratch paper.</p><p class="box-text narrative">Leaving the dead serpent behind, you head toward the passageway opposite the entrance. Unlike the caves that came before, this tunnel looks like it was carefully dug out of the earth and meticulously reinforced with wood and stone. After about 20 feet, the passageway forks, heading off to the right and the left. You can hear the faint sound of splashing water to the right, while a very cold breeze drifts out of the passage to the left. Which way do you go?</p><p>If you go to the right, go to Entry@UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.Op9v0801zCNxtVMJ]{#05} .</p><p>If you go to the left, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.zt9iBaumtu3CAHrD]{#15}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#09.name	#09
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#09.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You returned to town safely and collect your reward for killing the wolf—10 gold!</p><p>But did you collect all of this adventure's treasure? Besides the reward, you can find coins and treasure worth 40 more gold during this adventure. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.</p><p>If you want to try again, you can return to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.dHOsZe4eRCxxK9Gb]{#01} and start over from the beginning.</p><p>You might also want to go straight to building your own character for future adventures. If so, go to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{Creating Your Hero} to begin the journey.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#10.name	#10
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#10.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">The passageway winds through ancient rock, but it's clear that someone has made it wider with a pickaxe, although it looks like the work was done many years ago. After squeezing hurriedly through a narrow crevice with a ceiling supported only by a rotting log, you find yourself in a small chamber. Roots grow down from above, breaking through the ceiling and letting in faint, dappling light here and there across the cavern. Opposite the entrance is another corridor, but before you can head down that way, you hear a terrible hissing sound coming from the passageway. Emerging from the darkness is a gigantic snake with terrifying fangs!</p><p>You are now in combat with a snake! Just as when fighting the wolf, you and the snake will take turns attacking one another until one side is defeated, but there are a few new things to pay attention to in this combat. In this fight, the snake gets to go first, but during its first turn, it must spend 2 of its 3 actions to close the distance before it can attack. So, on the snake’s first turn, it gets to spend only 1 action to attack you. On the rest of its turns it spends all 3 actions attacking.</p><section class="character-creation"><article><p>On your turn, you can attack, just like in the previous fight. Unfortunately, there’s nothing to hide behind in this chamber, so you can’t boost your Armor Class like you could in the wolf fight. Also, if you took any damage in the last fight, remember that your HP still hasn't recovered!</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1</span> Strike with Your Shortsword</h3><p>See @UUID[JournalEntry.MNx5B6xIGsHwGzqe.JournalEntryPage.IrDInT1GRf8tKGyg]{Scratch Paper} for your Shortsword's statistics.</p></article><article><h3>Snake</h3><p>Snake's AC: 15</p><p>Snake's Hit Points: 8</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1</span> Move</h3><p>The snake moves 20 feet. This is called a Stride. It must use this action twice on its first turn to be next to you so that it can attack.</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1 </span>Bite</h3><p>The snake tries to bite you with its fangs.</p><p>First Attack: [[/r 1d20+8 #Snake Bite 1]]</p><p>Second Attack: [[/r 1d20+3 #Snake Bite 2]]</p><p>Third Attack: [[/r 1d20-2 #Snake Bite 3]]</p><p>Damage: [[/r 1d4 #Snake Damage]]</p></article><article class="full"><h3>Dealing with Poison</h3><p>Whenever the snake bites you, it might poison you. This happens as part of the bite, so it doesn't use an action. When you are hit by the snake's bite, you must attempt a Saving Throw to resist the effects of the venom. Saving throws are special rolls to resist things that try to harm or control your character. There are three kinds of saving throws: Reflex saving throws are used to dodge a bolt of lightning or a fearsome dragon's fire breath; Will saving throws are used to resist spells that try to take over your mind; and Fortitude saving throws are used to fight off poisons and diseases.</p><p>You must attempt a Fortitude saving throw every time the snake bites you. Roll [[/r 1d20+8 #Fortitude Save]]. If the result is equal to or greater than 16 (the DC of the poison), you fight it off and nothing happens. If the result is 15 or lower, you take an additional [[/r 1d8 #Poison Damage]] damage from the poison.</p></article></section><p> </p><p>If you defeat the snake, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.2VEQBTTitpdxSDrL]{#08}.</p><p>If you succumb to the snake and its poison, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.vvHdmlShxCXYyelw]{#17}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#11.name	#11
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#11.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">The only way to get across the river is to swim through the dangerous water.</p><p>Swimming to the other side of the room requires a Skill Check. To attempt a skill check, roll a d20 and add the bonus associated with the skill you are trying to use. If the result is equal to or greater than the DC of the task, you succeed. In this case, you can use the Athletics skill to swim across. To make it to the other side, you must succeed at two Athletics checks, which each have a DC of 15.</p><p>Athletics Skill Check: [[/r 1d20+7 #Athletics]]</p><p>These checks can be dangerous. If you are in the water and fail too many Athletics checks to swim, you get swept downstream. Since the river leads deep underground, through long tunnels without air, you’ll drown if you fail a total of three Athletics skill checks before you succeed at two checks and get out of the water.</p><p>If you fail three Athletics checks, you are dragged into the underground river and beaten against the rocks. Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.vvHdmlShxCXYyelw]{#17}.</p><p>If you make it to the other side, you can make your way down the stairs; go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.DKDZReQDxqTz7sgu]{#03}.</p><p>If you instead decide to head back the way you came and try the other passage, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.zt9iBaumtu3CAHrD]{#15}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#12.name	#12
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#12.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">After brushing aside some of the moss, you find small notches cut into the wall, making it simple to climb up into the crack. Someone must have carved these on purpose!<br /><br />Squeezing into the crevice, you find a small, cramped alcove behind it. It’s filled with moss, but you note two things: in the back of the room is an old leather pouch that is split open on one side, spilling a handful of coins across the floor. In addition, set into the floor in the center of the alcove is a stone lever.</p><p>If you gather up the coins, write on your scratch paper that you have 21 copper and 4 silver.</p><p>If you decide to pull the lever, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.SyEArZlS6nsOeKuf]{#14}.</p><p>If you ignore the lever, you crawl back out of the alcove and head down the passageway below. Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.Aj3k03uAUj6kb0OV]{#10}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#13.name	#13
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#13.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">Noticing the tracks leading to the cave, you hide in the nearby underbrush, hoping to ambush whatever foul beast lives here. After just a few minutes, you hear the sounds of something approaching, and the scent of wet fur hangs heavy in the air.<br /><br />Emerging from the bushes is a lean, mangy wolf carrying the body of a dead chicken in its maw. It appears to be returning home after its most recent hunt. Clearly, this is the beast that's been preying upon the farmers' animals. You wait until it is near then draw your shortsword and spring out to attack!</p><p>You are now in combat with a wolf! You know that this feral beast cannot be tamed and must be slain to keep the farmers' livestock safe. </p><p>Read the @UUID[JournalEntry.MNx5B6xIGsHwGzqe.JournalEntryPage.KcImx6Pq6vjKeJm5]{Combat Reference} for the rules on combat. </p><p>Your AC, HP, and attacks are listed on your @UUID[JournalEntry.MNx5B6xIGsHwGzqe.JournalEntryPage.IrDInT1GRf8tKGyg]{Scratch Paper}.</p><section class="character-creation"><article><p>On your turn, you can use the following actions.</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1</span> Strike with Your Shortsword</h3><p>See @UUID[JournalEntry.MNx5B6xIGsHwGzqe.JournalEntryPage.IrDInT1GRf8tKGyg]{Scratch Paper} for your Shortsword's statistics.</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1</span> Hide in the Bushes</h3><p>Increase your AC to 20 until the start of your next turn.</p><p>Remember that you go first. If you find that the wolf is hitting you too much, you should remember to hide with your third action to make it harder for the wolf to hit you. This process continues until you or the wolf is reduced to 0 HP.</p></article><article><h3>Wolf</h3><p>Wolf’s AC: 14</p><p>Wolf’s Hit Points: 15</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1 </span>Bite</h3><p>On the wolf's turn, it attacks you three times, using all of its actions.</p><p>First attack: [[/r 1d20+5 #Wolf Attack 1]]</p><p>Second attack: [[/r 1d20 #Wolf Attack 2]]</p><p>Third attack: [[/r 1d20-5 #Wolf Attack 3]]</p><p>Damage: [[/r 1d6+2 #Wolf Damage]]</p></article></section><p> </p><p>If you defeat the wolf, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.XJfSyziljE34cQEx]{#07}.</p><p>If the wolf defeats you, go to Entry@UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.vvHdmlShxCXYyelw]{#17} .</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#14.name	#14

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	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.caption	It doesn't take long for you to find the entrance to a dark and mysterious cave.
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.description	<p>Pirate King's Plunder is a simple adventure which requires no GM and can be completed by a single player.</p><p>In Pirate King's Plunder, you won't advance through the story by reading the journals in chronological order. Instead, at the end of each entry, you'll be presented with a set of choices. The decisions you make will lead you to different entries, which you can follow simply by clicking through the linked journal entries. For convenience, we have included a helpful journal entry to keep track of your notes and allow you to conveniently roll dice for your attacks and statistics.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.folders.Pirate King's Plunder	Pirate King's Plunder
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.name	Adventure Steps
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#01.name	#01
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#01.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You are a wandering adventurer visiting Otari, a small town on the coast of the Starstone Isle, an enormous island magically raised out of the ocean by an ancient god. Otari is renowned for its lumber and fine wooden boats, but that’s not what brought you here—you came looking for adventure!<br /><br />Word has it that a vicious beast is preying upon the town’s livestock, and the mayor has offered 10 gold coins to any hero who can put an end to the menace. That kind of money would pay your expenses for a month!<br /><br />After asking around at a nearby tavern called the Crow’s Casks, you learn that most of the attacks occur on the west side of town, not far from the shore. That seems like the best place to start your search. You gather up your belongings and make your way out along the rocky beach to begin your hunt. It doesn’t take long for you to find the entrance to a dark and mysterious cave. Large paw prints lead to and from the gloomy opening.</p><p>Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.9kE4sJ5hd26pCITN]{#13}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#02.name	#02
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#02.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">Inside the icicle, you find a strange key shaped like a skull, with small emeralds for eyes. If you decide to take the key, write “Skeleton Key” on your scratch paper. The key is worth 2 gold just as a piece of art, but it might have other uses that you don’t yet know about.</p><p>If you jump down the chute, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.qcI1yZVH5QBDbpaj]{#23}.</p><p>If you instead decide to head back the way you came and try the other passage, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.Op9v0801zCNxtVMJ]{#05}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#03.name	#03
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#03.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You travel down quite a distance before arriving in a large, cavernous chamber. A hole in the ceiling above allows in a thin shaft of light that illuminates a pile of coins and at least a couple glittering jewels. Standing in the center of this pile is a wooden statue, crudely carved to look like a pirate. The statue holds a wooden saber pointed menacingly in your direction.<br /><br />Drawing closer, you can tell that the statue has joints and hinges on its arms and legs, but by the time you realize it, you have drawn too close, and the statue comes to life! Swinging its saber back and forth, the menacing statue approaches you. As it draws near, you spot a strange-looking keyhole located in the middle of the statue’s neck.</p><p>If you have “Skeleton Key” written on your scratch paper, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.Eds15d6ZIMNit3Ke]{#19}.</p><p>If you don’t have the skeleton key, you can draw your weapons and attack. Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.KsWF7M95ULTstLeI]{#25}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#04.name	#04
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#04.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You flee for your life, bolting past the statue to a crevice in the back wall. Squeezing through, you soon find a passage that leads back to the surface. You can go back to town and claim your reward, but you might still want to go back and claim the pirate statue’s plunder. Maybe with more experience and a bit of luck you’ll find a way to defeat it! But until then, you are looking forward to a warm meal and a comfortable bed.</p><p>Although you didn't get all of the treasure, you still did quite well in this solo adventure, making it all the way to the end.</p><p>Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.2mYoaXNqTZJ4r1IF]{#09}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#05.name	#05
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#05.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">The burbling sound, echoing from somewhere up ahead, grows louder with every step until you can hear the sound of rushing water clearly. As you turn a corner, the source of the sound becomes apparent. The chamber up ahead is split in half by a stream that flows through the center of the room.<br /><br />This swift underground river enters the room from the right and flows out to the left. Across the way, you see a passageway that continues onward, and you can just make out a staircase going down. Discarded on the ground in front of you is an old torch, probably left here by a previous explorer.</p><p>If you take the torch, write “Torch” on your piece of scratch paper.</p><p>If your notes say “Pulled the lever,” go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.niD4XcjQN86Qnd3G]{#16}. Otherwise, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.5V6qs50dyvOqDvJm]{#11}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#06.name	#06
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#06.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">The pirate statue falls to the floor in a thunderous crash, breaking into several pieces. With this last guardian defeated, you are free to gather up the loot and make your way back to town. In total, the pile of coins contains 79 copper, 25 silver, and 4 gold. But the real treasure was in the three gems you found. Two are simple agate gemstones worth 5 gold each, but the last is a sparkling ruby. It can easily sell for 20 gold, making this a very rewarding trip indeed!<br /><br />Gathering up the last of your loot, you prepare to head back to Otari and claim the reward for killing the wolf. While you are at it, you might just spring for the nicest room at the inn and maybe talk to the town blacksmith about getting a new suit of armor. But that is a tale for another adventure...</p><p>Congratulations on defeating this solo adventure! Did you collect all of the treasure? There is a total of 40 gold worth of coins and treasure you can find during this event, plus the reward. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver, and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.</p><p>You are now ready to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{build your own character!}</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#07.name	#07
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#07.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You leap aside, avoiding the wolf’s snarling jaws and drive your sword deep into its flank. With a yowl, the wretched creature falls into the muck and goes still. You clean off your blade then wander into the cave to make sure that this wolf was the only one.<br /><br />As your eyes adjust to the gloom, you find yourself inside a small cavern that was obviously the beast’s home. It stinks of wet fur, and there are scraps of rotting meat and bone lying about—evidence of its previous victims. Far more interesting, though, is what you spot at the back of the cave.<br /><br />A crack in the far wall leads into darkness, and just above it, scratched into stone, is a symbol that looks a lot like a treasure chest. As you draw closer, you realize the crack is actually the entrance to an underground tunnel- it might just be the hiding place of some forgotten treasure.</p><p>If you squeeze through the crack to explore deeper into the cave, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.52p05nmu3S1MHK2o]{#18}.</p><p>If you turn around and head back to town to collect your riches, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.2mYoaXNqTZJ4r1IF]{#09}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#08.name	#08
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#08.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">With a swish, your blade slices right through the snake and it falls dead at your feet with a loud thud. Stepping around its body, you check the room for anything of value. You find a very old, tarnished silver coin wedged between two stones on the floor. It must have been here for ages, but it will buy you a night at the inn back in town when this is all over.</p><p>Add 1 silver to your scratch paper.</p><p class="box-text narrative">Leaving the dead serpent behind, you head toward the passageway opposite the entrance. Unlike the caves that came before, this tunnel looks like it was carefully dug out of the earth and meticulously reinforced with wood and stone. After about 20 feet, the passageway forks, heading off to the right and the left. You can hear the faint sound of splashing water to the right, while a very cold breeze drifts out of the passage to the left. Which way do you go?</p><p>If you go to the right, go to Entry@UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.Op9v0801zCNxtVMJ]{#05} .</p><p>If you go to the left, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.zt9iBaumtu3CAHrD]{#15}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#09.name	#09
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#09.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">You returned to town safely and collect your reward for killing the wolf—10 gold!</p><p>But did you collect all of this adventure's treasure? Besides the reward, you can find coins and treasure worth 40 more gold during this adventure. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.</p><p>If you want to try again, you can return to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.dHOsZe4eRCxxK9Gb]{#01} and start over from the beginning.</p><p>You might also want to go straight to building your own character for future adventures. If so, go to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{Creating Your Hero} to begin the journey.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#10.name	#10
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#10.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">The passageway winds through ancient rock, but it's clear that someone has made it wider with a pickaxe, although it looks like the work was done many years ago. After squeezing hurriedly through a narrow crevice with a ceiling supported only by a rotting log, you find yourself in a small chamber. Roots grow down from above, breaking through the ceiling and letting in faint, dappling light here and there across the cavern. Opposite the entrance is another corridor, but before you can head down that way, you hear a terrible hissing sound coming from the passageway. Emerging from the darkness is a gigantic snake with terrifying fangs!</p><p>You are now in combat with a snake! Just as when fighting the wolf, you and the snake will take turns attacking one another until one side is defeated, but there are a few new things to pay attention to in this combat. In this fight, the snake gets to go first, but during its first turn, it must spend 2 of its 3 actions to close the distance before it can attack. So, on the snake’s first turn, it gets to spend only 1 action to attack you. On the rest of its turns it spends all 3 actions attacking.</p><section class="character-creation"><article><p>On your turn, you can attack, just like in the previous fight. Unfortunately, there’s nothing to hide behind in this chamber, so you can’t boost your Armor Class like you could in the wolf fight. Also, if you took any damage in the last fight, remember that your HP still hasn't recovered!</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1</span> Strike with Your Shortsword</h3><p>See @UUID[JournalEntry.MNx5B6xIGsHwGzqe.JournalEntryPage.IrDInT1GRf8tKGyg]{Scratch Paper} for your Shortsword's statistics.</p></article><article><h3>Snake</h3><p>Snake's AC: 15</p><p>Snake's Hit Points: 8</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1</span> Move</h3><p>The snake moves 20 feet. This is called a Stride. It must use this action twice on its first turn to be next to you so that it can attack.</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1 </span>Bite</h3><p>The snake tries to bite you with its fangs.</p><p>First Attack: [[/r 1d20+8 #Snake Bite 1]]</p><p>Second Attack: [[/r 1d20+3 #Snake Bite 2]]</p><p>Third Attack: [[/r 1d20-2 #Snake Bite 3]]</p><p>Damage: [[/r 1d4 #Snake Damage]]</p></article><article class="full"><h3>Dealing with Poison</h3><p>Whenever the snake bites you, it might poison you. This happens as part of the bite, so it doesn't use an action. When you are hit by the snake's bite, you must attempt a Saving Throw to resist the effects of the venom. Saving throws are special rolls to resist things that try to harm or control your character. There are three kinds of saving throws: Reflex saving throws are used to dodge a bolt of lightning or a fearsome dragon's fire breath; Will saving throws are used to resist spells that try to take over your mind; and Fortitude saving throws are used to fight off poisons and diseases.</p><p>You must attempt a Fortitude saving throw every time the snake bites you. Roll [[/r 1d20+8 #Fortitude Save]]. If the result is equal to or greater than 16 (the DC of the poison), you fight it off and nothing happens. If the result is 15 or lower, you take an additional [[/r 1d8 #Poison Damage]] damage from the poison.</p></article></section><p> </p><p>If you defeat the snake, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.2VEQBTTitpdxSDrL]{#08}.</p><p>If you succumb to the snake and its poison, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.vvHdmlShxCXYyelw]{#17}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#11.name	#11
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#11.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">The only way to get across the river is to swim through the dangerous water.</p><p>Swimming to the other side of the room requires a Skill Check. To attempt a skill check, roll a d20 and add the bonus associated with the skill you are trying to use. If the result is equal to or greater than the DC of the task, you succeed. In this case, you can use the Athletics skill to swim across. To make it to the other side, you must succeed at two Athletics checks, which each have a DC of 15.</p><p>Athletics Skill Check: [[/r 1d20+7 #Athletics]]</p><p>These checks can be dangerous. If you are in the water and fail too many Athletics checks to swim, you get swept downstream. Since the river leads deep underground, through long tunnels without air, you’ll drown if you fail a total of three Athletics skill checks before you succeed at two checks and get out of the water.</p><p>If you fail three Athletics checks, you are dragged into the underground river and beaten against the rocks. Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.vvHdmlShxCXYyelw]{#17}.</p><p>If you make it to the other side, you can make your way down the stairs; go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.DKDZReQDxqTz7sgu]{#03}.</p><p>If you instead decide to head back the way you came and try the other passage, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.zt9iBaumtu3CAHrD]{#15}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#12.name	#12
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#12.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">After brushing aside some of the moss, you find small notches cut into the wall, making it simple to climb up into the crack. Someone must have carved these on purpose!<br /><br />Squeezing into the crevice, you find a small, cramped alcove behind it. It’s filled with moss, but you note two things: in the back of the room is an old leather pouch that is split open on one side, spilling a handful of coins across the floor. In addition, set into the floor in the center of the alcove is a stone lever.</p><p>If you gather up the coins, write on your scratch paper that you have 21 copper and 4 silver.</p><p>If you decide to pull the lever, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.SyEArZlS6nsOeKuf]{#14}.</p><p>If you ignore the lever, you crawl back out of the alcove and head down the passageway below. Go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.Aj3k03uAUj6kb0OV]{#10}.</p>
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#13.name	#13
	entries.Pirate King's Plunder.journals.Adventure Steps.pages.#13.text	<p class="box-text narrative first">Noticing the tracks leading to the cave, you hide in the nearby underbrush, hoping to ambush whatever foul beast lives here. After just a few minutes, you hear the sounds of something approaching, and the scent of wet fur hangs heavy in the air.<br /><br />Emerging from the bushes is a lean, mangy wolf carrying the body of a dead chicken in its maw. It appears to be returning home after its most recent hunt. Clearly, this is the beast that's been preying upon the farmers' animals. You wait until it is near then draw your shortsword and spring out to attack!</p><p>You are now in combat with a wolf! You know that this feral beast cannot be tamed and must be slain to keep the farmers' livestock safe. </p><p>Read the @UUID[JournalEntry.MNx5B6xIGsHwGzqe.JournalEntryPage.KcImx6Pq6vjKeJm5]{Combat Reference} for the rules on combat. </p><p>Your AC, HP, and attacks are listed on your @UUID[JournalEntry.MNx5B6xIGsHwGzqe.JournalEntryPage.IrDInT1GRf8tKGyg]{Scratch Paper}.</p><section class="character-creation"><article><p>On your turn, you can use the following actions.</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1</span> Strike with Your Shortsword</h3><p>See @UUID[JournalEntry.MNx5B6xIGsHwGzqe.JournalEntryPage.IrDInT1GRf8tKGyg]{Scratch Paper} for your Shortsword's statistics.</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1</span> Hide in the Bushes</h3><p>Increase your AC to 20 until the start of your next turn.</p><p>Remember that you go first. If you find that the wolf is hitting you too much, you should remember to hide with your third action to make it harder for the wolf to hit you. This process continues until you or the wolf is reduced to 0 HP.</p></article><article><h3>Wolf</h3><p>Wolf’s AC: 14</p><p>Wolf’s Hit Points: 15</p><h3><span class="pf2-icon">1 </span>Bite</h3><p>On the wolf's turn, it attacks you three times, using all of its actions.</p><p>First attack: [[/r 1d20+5 #Wolf Attack 1]]</p><p>Second attack: [[/r 1d20 #Wolf Attack 2]]</p><p>Third attack: [[/r 1d20-5 #Wolf Attack 3]]</p><p>Damage: [[/r 1d6+2 #Wolf Damage]]</p></article></section><p> </p><p>If you defeat the wolf, go to Entry @UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.XJfSyziljE34cQEx]{#07}.</p><p>If the wolf defeats you, go to Entry@UUID[JournalEntry.84g4A22otQbtAqYu.JournalEntryPage.vvHdmlShxCXYyelw]{#17} .</p>

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The pirate statue falls to the floor in a thunderous crash, breaking into several pieces. With this last guardian defeated, you are free to gather up the loot and make your way back to town. In total, the pile of coins contains 79 copper, 25 silver, and 4 gold. But the real treasure was in the three gems you found. Two are simple agate gemstones worth 5 gold each, but the last is a sparkling ruby. It can easily sell for 20 gold, making this a very rewarding trip indeed! Gathering up the last of your loot, you prepare to head back to Otari and claim the reward for killing the wolf. While you are at it, you might just spring for the nicest room at the inn and maybe talk to the town blacksmith about getting a new suit of armor. But that is a tale for another adventure...Congratulations on defeating this solo adventure! Did you collect all of the treasure? There is a total of 40 gold worth of coins and treasure you can find during this event, plus the reward. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver, and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.You are now ready to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{build your own character!}

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The pirate statue falls to the floor in a thunderous crash, breaking into several pieces. With this last guardian defeated, you are free to gather up the loot and make your way back to town. In total, the pile of coins contains 79 copper, 25 silver, and 4 gold. But the real treasure was in the three gems you found. Two are simple agate gemstones worth 5 gold each, but the last is a sparkling ruby. It can easily sell for 20 gold, making this a very rewarding trip indeed! Gathering up the last of your loot, you prepare to head back to Otari and claim the reward for killing the wolf. While you are at it, you might just spring for the nicest room at the inn and maybe talk to the town blacksmith about getting a new suit of armor. But that is a tale for another adventure...
Congratulations on defeating this solo adventure! Did you collect all of the treasure? There is a total of 40 gold worth of coins and treasure you can find during this event, plus the reward. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver, and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.
You are now ready to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{build your own character!}

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The pirate statue falls to the floor in a thunderous crash, breaking into several pieces. With this last guardian defeated, you are free to gather up the loot and make your way back to town. In total, the pile of coins contains 79 copper, 25 silver, and 4 gold. But the real treasure was in the three gems you found. Two are simple agate gemstones worth 5 gold each, but the last is a sparkling ruby. It can easily sell for 20 gold, making this a very rewarding trip indeed! Gathering up the last of your loot, you prepare to head back to Otari and claim the reward for killing the wolf. While you are at it, you might just spring for the nicest room at the inn and maybe talk to the town blacksmith about getting a new suit of armor. But that is a tale for another adventure...
Congratulations on defeating this solo adventure! Did you collect all of the treasure? There is a total of 40 gold worth of coins and treasure you can find during this event, plus the reward. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver, and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.
You are now ready to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{build your own character!}

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The pirate statue falls to the floor in a thunderous crash, breaking into several pieces. With this last guardian defeated, you are free to gather up the loot and make your way back to town. In total, the pile of coins contains 79 copper, 25 silver, and 4 gold. But the real treasure was in the three gems you found. Two are simple agate gemstones worth 5 gold each, but the last is a sparkling ruby. It can easily sell for 20 gold, making this a very rewarding trip indeed! Gathering up the last of your loot, you prepare to head back to Otari and claim the reward for killing the wolf. While you are at it, you might just spring for the nicest room at the inn and maybe talk to the town blacksmith about getting a new suit of armor. But that is a tale for another adventure...
Congratulations on defeating this solo adventure! Did you collect all of the treasure? There is a total of 40 gold worth of coins and treasure you can find during this event, plus the reward. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver, and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.
You are now ready to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{build your own character!}

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The pirate statue falls to the floor in a thunderous crash, breaking into several pieces. With this last guardian defeated, you are free to gather up the loot and make your way back to town. In total, the pile of coins contains 79 copper, 25 silver, and 4 gold. But the real treasure was in the three gems you found. Two are simple agate gemstones worth 5 gold each, but the last is a sparkling ruby. It can easily sell for 20 gold, making this a very rewarding trip indeed! Gathering up the last of your loot, you prepare to head back to Otari and claim the reward for killing the wolf. While you are at it, you might just spring for the nicest room at the inn and maybe talk to the town blacksmith about getting a new suit of armor. But that is a tale for another adventure...
Congratulations on defeating this solo adventure! Did you collect all of the treasure? There is a total of 40 gold worth of coins and treasure you can find during this event, plus the reward. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver, and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.
You are now ready to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{build your own character!}

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The pirate statue falls to the floor in a thunderous crash, breaking into several pieces. With this last guardian defeated, you are free to gather up the loot and make your way back to town. In total, the pile of coins contains 79 copper, 25 silver, and 4 gold. But the real treasure was in the three gems you found. Two are simple agate gemstones worth 5 gold each, but the last is a sparkling ruby. It can easily sell for 20 gold, making this a very rewarding trip indeed! Gathering up the last of your loot, you prepare to head back to Otari and claim the reward for killing the wolf. While you are at it, you might just spring for the nicest room at the inn and maybe talk to the town blacksmith about getting a new suit of armor. But that is a tale for another adventure...
Congratulations on defeating this solo adventure! Did you collect all of the treasure? There is a total of 40 gold worth of coins and treasure you can find during this event, plus the reward. Remember that 10 copper is equal to 1 silver, and 10 silver is equal to 1 gold.
You are now ready to @JournalEntry[KIpNnMtah73eyPC8]{build your own character!}

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