The Encyclopaedia of Dejenol
Including Maps and Bestiary by Level
Including Maps and Bestiary by Level
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Being a collection of information relating to the town of Marlith and its environs, including the ancient mines and workings known as the Depths of Dejenol, The Quiet River, The Devil's Kitchen, Erik's Folly and other diverse, mysterious and deadly territories in the regions below. |
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The Depths are Inhabited by hundreds of strange creatures, many with Evil intent, and so few adventurers will survive long when sojourning below. It is said there are daemons and devils, dragons, wormes and wyverns and countless magic users encountered here. |
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Level 1: The upper level of the mines known as "The Depths of Dejenol" and surrounding countryside |
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Encountered Monsters ... Floor Slime, Goblie, Grael Maggot, Rock Snake, Scavie, Skurg & Tyke |
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Level 2: The entrance level from the City |
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Encountered Monsters ... Aboleth, Black Bear, Dragette, Footpad, Giant Frog, Giant Owl, Giant Spider, Green Ooze, Guardian Serpent, Hiksae, Hobold, Kyu Hetha, Orc, Rowdy, Sltherling, Tengu & Zombie |
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Level 3: The Chapel of Reqnix, a Quiet Place of Meditation |
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Encountered Monsters ... Brave, Brown Tyke, Giant Centipede, Guardian Chicken, I'ssus, Kyu Yetro, Large Rat, Margoyle, Namana, Outcast, Outcast Goblin, Pseudo Dragon, Skeleton, Slave, Slave Masher, Snook, Theurgist & Twisted Dwarf |
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Level 4: The Realm of the Slaver |
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Encountered Monsters ... Ant, Cutthroat, Dark Giant, Dimeon, Disciple, Dungeon Bear, Dungeon Pike, Giant Badger, Green Slime, Kyu Ianmo, Morloch, Mummy, Perch, Red Gremlin, Scavenger, Skudragl, Slaver, Strangleweed, Summoner, Warrior, Yakius & Ye'ssus |
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Level 5: Beware of the Norns! |
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Encountered Monsters ... Arthropod, Bull Snake, Cave Bear, Diviner, Drek Villain, Drung, Dungeonweed, Dungeon Pirate, Goblin, Guardian Spider, Horda Giant, Horned Demon, Killart, Land Crab, Large Orc, Lesser Red Dragon, Milsae, Nastrum, Norn, Razor Boar, Slave Driver, Veyasu, Vomitis Goo, Water Crab & Wererat. |