Time Knife
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The world blurs into shape, and that shape is fractal; a million-million shattered realities, folding into each other like thin sheets of metal forming a single blade, a blade dangling overhead, a temporal Sword of Damocles, smoking with bloody execution. Around you; swirling, churning chaos: a golden staircase, walls of polished marble, etched with mystic runes.
You have little to no memory of where you are, or what has brought you here. The figures at your side are familiar but unrecognized, like staring at your own reflection through a fogged mirror.
“FOOLS,” a voice from on high booms.
“YOU ARE TOO LATE!”
Far, far above, the Warlock cackles wildly, mantled in coruscating sorcerous power. The ritual nears completion.
TIME KNIFE is a short adventure for Troika!
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A great little adventure and oddly enough exactly what I needed for an upcoming session in my campaign.
Minor question: in the Moondial section there’s a gold door. I know I can just make up something behind it but was there intended to be something else there?
Hey! So the Gold Door leads, more or less, to the Onyx door from the Spiral Stair - or, depending on how capricious the statue is, maybe somewhere else! Mostly I had intended it to drop you at the top of where you started, but I also had this funny idea that if you annoyed the statue she'd drop you on the boat, or something.
Glad you enjoy!
Thanks for the quick response. Yeah, I think going with “wherever the statue feels like” is a good answer.