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INTRODUCTION ........................................................................ 3

CREDITS & LEGALS .................................................................. 3

A BRIEF FUTURE HISTORY ....................................................... 4

CLASSES .................................................................................. 6

RACES .................................................................................... 16

BACKGROUNDS ...................................................................... 17

SKILLS ................................................................................... 18

EQUIPMENT ............................................................................ 20

ADVENTURE - WELCOME TO THE FUTURE ............................. 22

ADVENTURE - EYE OF THE TIGRESS ....................................... 28

CREATURE STATS .................................................................. 35

SAMPLE NAMES ...................................................................... 36

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Introduction
The Forgotten Realms... in the year 5000!
A global apocalypse has left the world unrecognizable. Magic is all but forgotten and science reigns
supreme. The Torillian Federation stretches over a thousand planets, united by their resistance to
the all-consuming Illithid Collective. The homeworld itself is half megapolis, and half radioactive
wasteland.
Prepare for adventure beyond anything you have seen before...

Credits & Legals

Design: M.T. Black

Additional Writing: Pete Spahn, Tyler Omichinski, Jeremy Forbing

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prohibited without the express written permission of Wizards of the Coast.

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A Brief Future History
by Delila Ren, (former) professor of history
Hey, you want to hear a story? The history
of the world in five minutes just five
credits. I know what Im talking about I
used to have credentials, before they took
them from me. Look at me now, bumming
change from kids on a park bench.
Ok two credits.
Youve all heard stories of the ancient world,
right? Academics call it the Mythic Era. Its
all heroes and magic and monsters. Youve
got dragon gods, demon lords, giant kings
no-one believes a word of it these days, of
course. Myself - sometimes I wonder
Archaeology? Well, you go back 3,000 or so
years and things become very fuzzy. One of
the few things that has come down to us,
strangely, is the calendar system. We still
label all our years DR but no-one knows
what DR stands for anymore!
Anyway, the main reason we know so little
about back then is because of the
Devastation. Were talking about 2500DR
give or take a few hundred years. Something
big happens, like the reset button has been
pressed on the whole planet. Thats the
Devastation.
No-one knows quite what happened was it
a global flood, a massive ice age, a poisoned
atmosphere, or a huge burst of solar
radiation? Maybe something different.
Maybe a combination of things the
archaeology is crazy inconsistent. Anyway,
civilization is wiped out, mass extinctions
everywhere, and people are thrown back into
the stone age.
But civilization gets back on its feet pretty
rapidly. Within a couple of hundred years
you have towns and cities again and
kingdoms and empires and wars and so on.
Lots of wars, actually especially between
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humans and orcs. My people, the gnomes,
tried to stay out of that stuff. No sign of the
elves at that time, either most people
thought they were myth. Anyway, we
historians call this the Middle Era though
everyone else calls it the Middle Ages.
Lots of prejudice against orcs about this
time, and it kept getting worse. Everywhere
they were the lower classes - slaves and
manual labor. And soldiers too - often
reluctantly. Orcs fighting orcs because of the
spears and whips at their back, driving them
forward.
The gnomes were better off by the time of
the scientific revolution, about a thousand
years ago, they were in guilds and societies
and universities around the world, playing a
key role in scientific advance.
Historians say that the Modern Era started
around this time (we like having labels for
such things). Technology keeps getting
better and better. Suddenly, in 4449DR,
theres the kind of thing no one predicted -
the return of the elves! Some people called it
an invasion, but thats cause we didnt
know they used to be around, and had just
been in hiding all this time. Things looked
like they could turn nasty for a while, but
everyone finally settled down.
But if youre an orc, life goes from bad to
worse. You see technology making life easier
and better for everyone but you. Youre the
last ones to get running water. Youre the
last ones to get electricity. Cars are
invented, and everyone can afford one but
you. It always feels like your diseases take
just a bit longer to develop treatment for, or
that the technology you can afford is just a
bit behind.
They havent all been just accepting fate,
though soon after the scientific revolution
you had the Orc States established on the
western continents, and they did all right for
themselves. But the whole situation was a
powder keg. I mean, try to imagine how
terrified all these groups are of each other,
and the weapons theyre getting better and
better. It doesnt take much before they all
start to kill each other.
And so we come to the Great War, starting in
4527 by most peoples reckoning. Orcs
versus everyone. It ends when the gnomes
invent nukes and the humans use em to
glass the orc continent. All those liberated
orcs are vaporized and the rest are forced
into indentures and other crummy positions
to pay off war debts.
Orcs are bottom of the pile again, and it
looks like the clock has been turned back
about a thousand years. But history takes
another surprising twist at this point. Only a
couple of decades after the war we have the
civil rights movement and orc liberation and
all that. Major legislation passed in most
jurisdictions, the indenture scheme
scrapped, the end of segregation etc.
Prejudice didnt disappear overnight, but it
was a big step forward.
Once everyone started to play nice for a little
while, things sped up. In 4590 we had the
first space flight, and less than a hundred
years later we go interstellar. Then, things
get crazy. We get the first colonies in 4712.
Epiphany and Dalliance. Ataraxia. Just a
handful at first, but between corporate
interests and non-governments and
governments themselves, weve got the start
of the Diaspora. Everyone starts to spread
out, to find their own plot of land and say
this is mine. Soon weve dozens of worlds.
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Everything seems to be going well when in
4788 the pointy ears cut themselves off
thats the Elvish Exodus. They set up their
own group of planets called the Enclave, few
go in and few come out. The public reason is
that they never forgave the humans for
nuking half the planet. Personally, I just
dont think they like anyone else. Certainly
makes you wonder what theyre up to.
Colonisation continues and soon there are
hundreds of worlds that have been settled,
mostly independent. All is going well - and
then they show up - the Illithid Collective.
Like something out of our nightmares,
stealing minds and committing all sorts of
atrocities. Makes my spine turn to jelly.
The Illithid War starts in 4894 and lasts
fifteen long years, even bringing the elves
back from their self-involved exile to help.
Finally, the Collective retreats.
And this is the genesis of the Torillian
Federation it starts out as more of a
mutual defence treaty than anything. Even
the elves, reluctantly, agree to take part.
Since then, the Federation has grown in
power, and not everyone likes it either.
Either way, it meant that we were prepared
when the Collective returns for the Second
Illithid War. Your grandma will remember
that one two years of fighting from 4947.
But the battles were never as bloody as the
first time round, and if you ask me, this
wasnt no war. This was a scouting mission,
a skirmish. The real war is still coming; its
just over the horizon.
That brings us right up until now the year
5000. And its already looking like a doozy...
Classes
Note that this supplement assumes you
have the D&D 5e Players Handbook.
The Forgotten Realms 5000 campaign
setting uses four classes the fighter, the
rogue, the engineer, and the psion. Other
classes can be added in the future. The
setting is envisioned as low-magic/no-
magic, but of course you are free to do as
you wish! Information up to level 10 only
has been supplied.
Fighter
Fighters are well-rounded combat
specialists, trained to handle the most
dangerous situations.
Level Features
1 Fighting Style, Second Wind
2 Action Surge (one use)
3 Martial Archetype feature
4 Ability Score Improvement
5 Extra Attack
6 Ability Score Improvement
7 Martial Archetype feature
8 Ability Score Improvement
9 Indomitable (one use)
10 Martial Archetype feature
Hit Points
Hit Dice: 1d10 per fighter level
Hit Points at 1st Level: 10 + your
Constitution modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d10 (or 6) +
your Constitution modifier per level after 1st
Saving Throws: Strength, Constitution
Proficiencies
Armor: All
Weapons: All
Tools: None
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Skills: Choose two skills from Acrobatics,
Animal Handling, Athletics, History, Insight,
Intimidation, Perception, Vehicle Handling
and Survival.
Equipment
You start with the following equipment, in
addition to any equipment granted by your
background:
Urban armor
Laser pistol
Laser rifle or carbine
Fone
Knife
Fighting Style
The following fighting styles replace those in
the Players Handbook.
Brawler
You are an expert at close-quarters fighting.
When making melee attacks, whether bare-
handed or using a weapon, you have
advantage on attack rolls.
Overwatch
You may select one ally as your overwatch
target, so long as they are in short-range
and within your line of sight. If an enemy
should attack that ally, you can make an
attack against the enemy as a reaction.
Tank
While you are wearing armor (including a
survival suit), you gain a +2 bonus to AC.
Two-Weapon Fighting
When you engage in two-weapon fighting,
you can add your ability modifier to the
damage of the second attack.
Martial Archetypes
You may elect to follow the Tough archetype
or the Gunslinger archetype.
Tough
You have honed your body into a finely
tuned combat machine.
Improved Critical
Beginning when you choose this archetype
at 3rd level, your weapon attacks score a
critical hit when you roll 19 or 20.
Remarkable Athlete
Starting at 7th level, you can add half your
proficiency bonus (round up) to any
Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution check
you make that doesnt already use your
proficiency bonus.
In addition, when you make a running long
jump, the distance you can cover increases
by a meter.
1 Expertise, Sneak Attack
2 Cunning Action
3 Roguish Archetype feature
4 Ability Score Improvement
5 Uncanny Dodge
6 Expertise
7 Evasion
8 Ability Score Improvement
9 Roguish Archetype feature
10 Ability Score Improvement
Hit Points
Hit Dice: 1d8 per rogue level
Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + your
Constitution modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) +
your Constitution modifier per level after 1st

Additional Fighting Style Saving Throws: Dexterity, Intelligence

At 10th level, you can choose a second
option from the Fighting Style class feature. Proficiencies
Armor: Survival suit, urban armor
Gunslinger
Countless hours of practice have turned you Weapons: Simple weapons
into a deadly marksman.
Tools: Security kit
Deadshot
Skills: Choose any two skills.
Starting at 3rd level, you no longer suffer
disadvantage when attacking at long range, Equipment
and ignore all cover penalties.
You start with the following equipment, in
Quickdraw addition to any equipment granted by your
Starting at 7th level, you gain a +2 to background:
initiative when using a gun. Laser pistol
Favorite Weapon Concussion rod
Starting at 10th level, you may select a Fone
specific gun as a favorite. The weapon in
Survival suit
question may well have a backstory for
example, a rifle passed down through the Roguish Archetypes
family. While using that weapon, you have You may elect to follow the Swindler or
advantage on all attack rolls. Gambler archetype.

Rogue
Rogues are clever, subtle, streetwise
professionals, accustomed to operating on
the wrong side of the law.
Swindler
You are a superb charlatan and confidence
trickster, making your way through the
world using fraud and deception.

Level Features

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Deceptive Charm
Starting at 3rd level, you can use your action Engineer
to make a Charisma (Persuasion) check Engineers are masters of technology, using
contested by a creatures Wisdom (Insight) their remarkable technical skills to create
check. The creature must be able to hear amazing results. They are good all-rounders,
and understand you, and must not be with abilities ranging from software security
actively hostile. through to heavy vehicle repair.
If you succeed, you charm the creature for
Level Features
one hour (as per the spell). While charmed, a
1 Gadget Guy, Minor Invention
creature regards you as a friendly
2 Tool Buff
acquaintance, and you have advantage on
3 Engineer Archetype
any Charisma (Deception) or Charisma
4 Minor Invention
(Persuasion) checks you make against it.
5 Jack of all Trades
Nobodys Fool 6 Major Invention
Your long relationship with trickery means 7 Engineer Archetype
you are very hard to deceive and are very 8 Ability Score Improvement
good at finding hidden things. Starting at 9th 9 Brains Over Brawn
level, you have advantage on Wisdom 10 Engineer Archetype
(Insight) and Wisdom (Perception) checks. Hit Points
Gambler Hit Dice: 1d6 per engineer level
All of life is a game, really. You place your
Hit Points at 1st Level: 6 + your
bet, collect your winnings, or rue your
Constitution modifier
losses, then line up to play again. You seem
to win more often than you lose its not a Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d6 (or 4) +
skill, its a gift. There is no greater arena of your Constitution modifier per level after 1st
play than the adventurers life the dangers
Saving Throws: Intelligence, Wisdom
are great but the rewards are greater. You
like your odds. Proficiencies
Fortunes Friend Armor: Survival suit
There is no denying it you are just plain
Weapons: Simple weapons
lucky. Things seem to work out for you more
often than for other people. Starting at 3rd Tools: Security kit, universal tool
level, when you roll a 1 on the d20 for an
Skills: You have the Technology skill. You
attack roll, ability check, or saving throw,
must also choose two from History,
you can reroll the die and must use the new
Investigation, Nature, Insight, Medicine,
roll.
Perception, and Survival.
Golden Streak
Success breeds success, and once things Equipment
start going well for you, they seem to keep You start with the following equipment, in
going well. Starting at 9th level, when you addition to any equipment granted by your
make an attack roll, ability check, or saving background:
throw, you may choose to use your most
Laser pistol
recent d20 roll instead. You must complete a
short or long rest before using this ability Survival suit
again. Fone

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 Security kit
Universal tool
Gadget Guy
You make a habit of collecting handy little
gadgets and can often find something useful
in your pockets or backpack. Such items are
small and general purpose. Example gadgets
include things such as a motion sensor,
laser tripwire, mini speaker or tracking
device.
To find a gadget, tell the DM what you are
looking for, then make a DC 10 Intelligence
check. If it succeeds, you have that gadget
on you and can use it. The DM may increase
the DC if the item you want is particularly
unusual.
Keep a list of the gadgets you find this way.
You can find a maximum of 2+ your level
gadgets. However, you may discard a gadget
from a full list, and find another to replace
it.
Here is a typical example:
Fighter: The battery is dead and we are
stuck in the desert and miles from
anywhere! If only we had a solar-powered
battery recharger
Engineer: Just a tick, let me have a look in
my backpack. [makes Intelligence check, gets
15] A-ha I knew I had one of those
somewhere!
Minor Invention
You create a new and unique device, which
you can use as often as you wish. The device
must roughly match the effect of a cantrip-
level spell in the Players Handbook. You
should create a brief physical description of
the device, and adjust any spell necessary to
fit the science fiction genre. For example,
your device might be a wrist-mounted
weapon called a "Cryobeam", and which has
the same effect as the "Ray of Frost" cantrip.
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Alternatively, you may use this feature to
construct a small robotic companion. This
robot will only be able to lift a small amount
of weight, but can possess a sophisticated
intelligence and vocabulary (if you wish).
Tool Buff
You can buff a tool or weapon to enhance
its functionality. The process takes one
hour, and the effect lasts for six hours.
Anyone using the gadget during that time
will gain a +1 on any attack rolls, ability
checks or saving throws made with it. For
example, if you buff a laser pistol, anyone
using that pistol will gain a +1 bonus to hit
for the next six hours.
You can buff a number of items equal to
your level, up to five items. You must
complete a long rest before using this
arduous ability again.
Jack of all Trades
Your wide-ranging study means you have a
good general knowledge of just about
everything. You can attempt any skill you
are not proficient in using half your
proficiency bonus.
Major Invention
This is like the minor invention above,
except that the device matches the effect of a
1st-level spell. The invention may be used
up to 3 times before requiring a long rest for
recharging and minor fixes.
Brains Over Brawn
What you lack in physical prowess, you
make up for in brain power. You may use
your intelligence modifier for any ability
check (including attack rolls) that would
normally require the use of your strength or
dexterity modifier.
Engineering Archetypes
You may elect to follow the Hacker or
Inventor archetype.
Hacker 3 Psion Archetype feature 14
You are an expert at circumventing 4 Ability Score Improvement 17
electronic security systems. 5 Psion Archetype feature 27
6 Ability Score Improvement 32
Cyberwarrior 7 Psion Archetype feature 38
Starting at 3rd level, you have advantage on 8 Ability Score Improvement 44
all security kit checks made with your 9 Potent Psionics 57
normal action. 10 Consumptive Power 64
Cyberwizard Hit Points
Starting at 7th level, if you fail a security kit Hit Dice: 1d8 per psion level
check you can immediately try again as a
bonus action. Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + your
Constitution modifier
Cybermaster
Starting at 10th level, if you fail a security kit Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) +
check you can choose to succeed instead. your Constitution modifier per level after 1st
You must take a short or long rest before
Saving Throws: Intelligence, Wisdom
using this ability again.

Inventor Proficiencies
You are a highly creative engineer who is Armor: Survival suit
constantly creating new devices and tools. Weapons: Simple weapons
Minor Inventor Tools: None
At level 3 you create two new minor
inventions. Skills: Choose two skills from Arcana,
History, Insight, Medicine, Nature,
Major Inventor
Perception, Religion, and Vehicle Handling.
At level 7 you create two new major
inventions. Equipment
Master Inventor You start with the following equipment, in
At level 10 you create a "2nd-level" device, addition to any equipment granted by your
which may be used up to 3 times before background:
requiring a long rest for recharging and Laser pistol
minor fixes.
Survival suit

Psion
Psions possess a strange and mysterious
form of power called psionics. They can read
minds, fade into invisibility, manifest
weapons of psychic force, bend objects
around them to their will, and more, using
only their inner strength.
Fone
Knife
Psionics
As a student of psionics, you can master
and use psionic powers, including
manifestations, the rules for which appear
at the end of this class description.

Psi Psionic Attack Form

Level Features Points You learn a psionic attack form at 1st level.
1 Psionics, Psion Archetype, 4 As an action, you target one creature you
Telekinesis, Telepathy can see within 120 feet of you. The target
2 Psychic Recovery 6 must succeed on an Intelligence saving

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throw or take 1d8 damage. The type of point maximum. Your psi point total returns
damage inflicted depends on the attack form to its maximum when you finish a long rest.
you choose, and each attack form also has The number of psi points you have cant go
an additional effect on targets who fail their below 0 or over your maximum.
saving throw, as shown on the table below.
Psi Limit
Attack Damage Though you have access to a potent amount
Form Type Extra Effect of psionic energy, it takes training and
Distracted Psychic Target doesnt know practice to channel that energy. There is a
Sense it was attacked and limit on the number of psi points you can
has disadvantage on
spend to activate a psionic manifestation or
Wisdom checks
psion class feature. The limit is based on
against you until
the end of its next your psion level, as shown on the table
turn below. For example, as a 3rd-level psion,
Mind Slam Force If target took any you can spend no more than 3 psi points on
force damage from a manifestation each time you use it, no
this psionic attack matter how many psi points you have.
form and is Large or
smaller, it falls Psion Level Psi Limit
prone if it is within 1 2
60 feet of you. 2 2
Mind Thrust Psychic Target cannot take 3 3
reactions until the 4 3
end of its next turn 5 5
Psychic Force Target moves up to
6 5
Hammer 10 feet in a direction
7 6
of your choice if it is
Large or smaller 8 6
Pyrokinesis Fire Target takes an 9 7
additional 1d4 fire 10 7
damage at the start
of its next turn
Psionic Manifestation
You can use any psionic attack form you A psionic manifestation is an extraordinary
know at will, without spending any psi expression of your psychic power. The
points. You learn a second psionic attack psionic manifestations you can learn are
form at 3rd level and a third one at 7th level. listed at the end of this class description.
The damage for all your psionic attack forms You begin at 1st level knowing 4 psionic
increases to 2d8 when you reach 5th level. manifestations. You learn one additional
manifestation when you reach 3rd level, 5th
Psi Points level, 7th level, and 9th level in your psion
You have an internal reservoir of energy class. If the minimum cost for a psionic
represented by psi points. You use them to manifestation is higher than your psi limit,
fuel certain psion class features as well as you cannot use that manifestation.
your psionic manifestations (described
below). Psionic Ability
Choose Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma
The number of psi points you have is based as your psionic ability for your psionic
on your psion level, as shown in the Psi manifestations. You use the modifier for the
Points column of the Psion table at the chosen ability score when setting the saving
beginning of this class description. The throw DC for a psionic manifestation or
number shown for your level is your psi psionic attack form, or when making an

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attack roll with a psionic manifestation, as
follows:
Psionic save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus +
your psionic ability score modifier
Manifestation attack modifier = your
proficiency bonus + your psionic ability score
modifier
Telekinesis
At 1st level, you can move objects with your
mind. You can use your action to
manipulate or move one object within 30
feet of you. The object cant weigh more than
10 pounds, and you cant affect an object
being worn or carried by another creature. If
the object is loose, you can move it up to 30
feet in any direction. This talent allows you
to open an unlocked door, pour out a beer
stein, and so on. The object falls to the
ground at the end of your turn if you leave it
suspended in midair. In addition, you can
use a bonus action to touch a creature that
has 0 hit points and stabilize it.
Telepathy
At 1st level, your mind awakens to the
ability to communicate via telepathy. You
can telepathically speak to any creature you
can see within 120 feet of you in this
manner. You dont need to share a language
with the creature for it to understand your
telepathic messages, but the creature must
be able to understand at least one language
or be telepathic itself.
You can choose to concentrate on this
feature as an action, gaining the ability to
use this feature with up to six creatures at
once. However, whenever you take damage,
you must roll Constitution saving throw
against a DC equal to 10 or half the damage
(whichever is higher). If you fail, you lose
your concentration, and can only use this
feature on one creature at a time until you
use an action to concentrate again.
Psychic Recovery
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Starting at 2nd level, you can draw vigor
from the psi energy you use to power your
psionic manifestations.
Immediately after you spend psi points on a
psionic manifestation or psion class feature,
you can take a bonus action to regain hit
points equal to the number of psi points you
spent.
Potent Psionics
At 9th level, you gain the ability to infuse
your weapon attacks with psychic energy.
Once on each of your turns when you hit a
creature with a weapon, you can deal an
extra 1d8 psychic damage to that target.
In addition, you add your Intelligence
modifier to any damage roll you make for a
psionic talent.
Consumptive Power
At 10th level, you gain the ability to sacrifice
your physical durability in exchange for
psionic power. When activating a psionic
manifestation, you can pay its psi point cost
with your hit points, instead of using any psi
points. Your current hit points and hit point
maximum are both reduced by the number
of hit points you spend. This reduction cant
be lessened in any way, and the reduction to
your hit point maximum lasts until you
finish a long rest.
Once you use this feature, you cant use it
again until you finish a long rest
Psion Archetypes
You may elect to follow the Metamind or Soul
Knife archetype.
Metamind
You seek to unlock the full potential of your
mind by transcending the physical, hoping
to attain a state of being focused on pure
intellect and mental energy.
Exacting Query
At 1st level, you can spend 2 psi points as
an action to target one creature you can
communicate with via telepathy. The target
must make an Intelligence saving throw. On
a failed save, the target truthfully answers
one question you ask it via telepathy. On a
successful save, the target is unaffected, and
you cant use this ability on it again until
you finish a long rest. A creature is immune
to this ability if it is immune to being
charmed.
Metamind Talent
At 1st level, you gain proficiency with two of
the following skills of your choice: Animal
Handling, Deception, Insight, Intimidation,
Investigation, Perception, and Persuasion. In
addition, you learn one additional psionic
manifestation of your choice.
Precognitive Telepathy
At 3rd level, in response to an attack hitting
you, you can spend 3 psi points as a
reaction to impose disadvantage on that
attack roll, possibly causing it to miss.
Mind Control
At 5th level, you can spend 5 psi points as
an action to target one creature you can
communicate with via telepathy. The target
must make an Intelligence saving throw. On
a failed save, you choose the targets
movement and action on its next turn. On a
successful save, the target is unaffected, and
you cant use this ability on it again until
you finish a long rest. A creature is immune
to this ability if it is immune to being
charmed.
Mind Surge
Starting at 7th level, you can use your
overwhelming psychic strength to batter
down an opponents defenses. You can
impose disadvantage on a targets saving
throw against a psionic manifestation or
psychic attack form you use. Once you use
this feature, you cannot do so again until
you finish a short or long rest.
Soul Knife
You learn to master many forms of armed
and unarmed combat, but can also manifest
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a deadly weapon of pure psychic energy that
you can use to cleave through foes.
Martial Psionics
At 1st level, you gain proficiency with urban
armor and martial weapons. Whenever you
attack with a melee weapon or unarmed
strike, you can inflict psychic damage
instead of the normal damage for that
weapon.
Soul Knife
Starting at 1st level, you gain the ability to
manifest a blade of psychic energy. As a
bonus action, you create scintillating knives
of energy that project from both of your fists.
You cant hold anything in your hands while
manifesting these blades. You can dismiss
them as a bonus action.
For you, a soul knife is a martial melee
weapon with the light and finesse properties.
It deals 1d8 psychic damage on a hit.
As a bonus action, you can prepare to use
the blades to parry; you gain a +2 bonus to
AC until the start of your next turn or until
you are incapacitated.
In addition, as a bonus action, you can
spend a number of psi points up to your psi
limit to imbue your soul knife or unarmed
strike with psychic energy. The next time
you hit with it before the end of your turn, it
deals an extra 1d10 psychic damage per psi
point spent.
Psionic Weapon
Starting at 1st level, as a bonus action, you
can spend 1 psi point to attack using pure
psychic energy that bypasses physical
defenses. The next melee attack you make
before the end of your turn ignores the
targets armor, requiring no attack roll.
Instead, the target makes a Dexterity saving
throw against this manifestation. On a failed
save, the target takes the attacks normal
damage and suffers its additional effects. On
a successful save, the target takes half
damage from the attack but suffers no
additional effects that would normally be
imposed on a hit.
Offensive Battlemind
Starting at 3rd level, you can spend psi
points to augment your soul knifes attack
rolls and damage. You gain a bonus to
attack and damage rolls with your soul
knives depending on the number of psi
points spent, as shown on the table below.
This bonus lasts for 10 minutes.
Psi Points Attack and Damage Bonus
2 +1
5 +2
7 +4
Defensive Battlemind
Starting at 5th level, as a reaction when you
are hit by an attack, you can spend 5 psi
points to avoid the attack. The attack
misses, and you move up to 5 feet without
provoking opportunity attacks.
Consumptive Knife
Starting at 7th level, whenever you slay an
enemy creature with a soul knife attack, you
immediately regain 2 psi points.
Psionic Manifestations
You know a number of psionic
manifestations you can activate with psi
points. Each manifestation specifies the type
of action and number of psi points it
requires. The psi point cost of each
manifestation appears in parentheses after
its name. You must spend that number of
psi points to use that option, while abiding
by your psi limit. If you dont have enough
psi points left, or the cost is above your psi
limit, you cant use the option. Some options
show a range of psi points, rather than a
specific cost. To use that option, you must
spend a number of points within that point
range, still abiding by your psi limit.
The psionic manifestations you can learn
are listed alphabetically below:
Agile Defense (2 psi). You take the Dodge
action as a bonus action.
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Blur of Motion (2 psi). As an action, you
cause yourself to be invisible during any of
your movement during the current turn.
Command to Strike (3 psi). As an action,
choose one ally you can see within 60 feet of
you. That ally can use their reaction to
immediately take the Attack action. You
choose the targets.
Coordinated Movement (2 psi). As a
bonus action, choose up to five allies you
can see within 60 feet of you. Each of those
allies can use their reaction to move up to
half their speed, following a path of your
choice.
Ego Whip (17 psi). As an action, choose
one creature you can see within 60 feet of
you. The target takes 1d8 psychic damage
per psi point spent on this ability. If you
spend 3 or more psi points, you may choose
to also force the target to make an
Intelligence saving throw. On a failed save,
the creature is filled with self-doubt, leaving
it able to use its action on its next turn only
to take the Dodge, Disengage, or Hide
action. However, if the target makes a
successful saving throw, the psychic damage
it takes from this effect is halved.
Force Strike (17 psi). As a bonus action,
you gain a bonus to your next damage roll
against a target you hit with a melee attack
during the current turn. The bonus equals
+1d6 per psi point spent, and the bonus
damage is the same type as the attack. If the
attack has more than one damage type, you
choose which one to use for the bonus
damage. If you spend 3 or more psi points,
you may choose to also force the target to
make a Strength saving throw. If it fails, it is
knocked 10 feet away from you per psi point
spent. The target moves in a straight line. If
it hits an object, this movement immediately
ends. However, if the target makes a
successful saving throw, the psychic damage
it takes from this effect is halved.
Inertial Armor (2 psi). As an action, you
sheathe yourself in an intangible field of
magical force. For 8 hours, your base AC is
14 + your Dexterity modifier, and you gain
resistance to force damage. This effect ends
if you are wearing or don armor.
Mend Wounds (17 psi). As an action, you
can spend psi points to restore hit points to
one creature you touch. The creature
regains 1d8 hit points per psi point spent.
Mighty Leap (17 psi). As part of your
movement, you jump in any direction up to
20 feet per psi point spent.
Mind Blast (6 psi). As an action, you
unleash devastating psychic energy in a 60-
foot cone. Each creature in that area must
make an Intelligence saving throw, taking
8d8 psychic damage on a failed save, or half
as much damage on a successful one. You
can increase the damage by 2d8 if you
spend 1 more psi point on this ability.
Move Object (2-7 psi). Choose one object
you can see within 60 feet of you that isnt
being worn or carried by another creature
and that isnt secured in place. It cant be
larger than 20 feet on a side, and its
maximum weight depends on the psi points
spent on this ability, as shown below. As an
action, you move the object up to 60 feet,
and you must keep the object within sight
during this movement. If the object ends this
movement in the air, it falls. If the object
would fall on a creature, the creature must
succeed on a DC 10 Dexterity saving throw
or take damage as listed on the table below:
Psi Points Maximum Bludgeoning
Spent Weight Damage
2 10 kg. 2d6
3 25 kg. 4d6
5 100 kg. 6d6
6 250 kg. 7d6
7 500 kg. 8d6
Occluded Mind (2 psi). As an action, target
one creature you can communicate with via
telepathy. The target must make an
Intelligence saving throw. On a failed save,
the target believes one statement of your
choice for the next 5 minutes that you
communicate to it via telepathy. The
statement can be up to ten words long, and
it must describe you or a creature or an
object the target can see. On a successful
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save, the target is unaffected, and you cant
use this ability on it again until you finish a
long rest. A creature is immune to this
ability if it is immune to being charmed.
Psychic Crush (7 psi). As an action, you
create a 20-foot cube of psychic energy
within 120 feet of you. Each creature in that
area must make an Intelligence saving
throw. On a failed save, a target takes 8d8
psychic damage and is stunned until the
end of your next turn. On a successful save,
a target takes half as much damage.
Psychic Parry (17 psi). As a reaction
when you make an Intelligence, a Wisdom,
or a Charisma saving throw, you gain a +1
bonus to that saving throw for each psi
point you spend on this ability. You can use
this ability after rolling the die but before
suffering the results.
Push (17 psi). As an action, choose one
creature you can see within 60 feet of you.
The target must make a Strength saving
throw. On a failed save, it takes 1d8 force
damage per psi point spent and is pushed
up to 5 feet per point spent in a straight line
away from you. On a successful save, it
takes half as much damage.
Rapid Step (17 psi). As a bonus action,
you increase your walking speed by 10 feet
per psi point spent until the end of the
current turn. If you have a climbing or
swimming speed, this increase applies to
that speed as well.
Shared Precognition (7 psi). When you
roll initiative, you can grant yourself and up
to five creatures of your choice within 60 feet
of you a +10 bonus to initiative.
Surge of Action (5 psi). As a bonus action,
you can Dash or make one weapon attack.
Surge of Speed (2 psi). As a bonus action,
you gain two benefits until the end of the
current turn: you dont provoke opportunity
attacks, and you have a climbing speed
equal to your walking speed.
Unwavering Eye (2 psi). As a bonus
action, you gain advantage on Wisdom
checks for 1 minute.
Races
This supplement provides information on
three of the major races in the Torillian
Federation gnomes, humans, and orcs.
Other races can be easily added to the
setting at the DMs discretion.
Gnome
Gnomes are vibrant, affable, inquisitive,
and clever. They are usually found on the
most civilized worlds in the Torillian
Federation, and tend to dominate
academic, engineering and scientific roles.
Less intellectually gifted gnomes work in
roles that expose them to lots of social
interaction, such as sales.
Gnome traits are as per those found in the
Players Handbook, except you should also
increase your constitution score by 1.
There are no subraces in this setting.
Human
Humans are the most adaptable,
adventurous, and ambitious of all the races
in the Torillian Federation. They are found
on most planets and occupying all
positions in society. They are capable
leaders, and are often at the head of large
organisations. Human traits are as per
those found in the Players Handbook.
Orc
Orcs are strong, aggressive, energetic, and
chaotic. They can be found on most planets
of the Federation, and they gravitate to less
intellectual vocations. Orcs have a high
risk-tolerance and many are successful
entrepreneurs.
Orc traits are as per those defined for Half-
Orcs in the Players Handbook. Pure Orcs,
as such, no longer exist.
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Other Notes
Language
The entire federation speaks a single
language, formally known as Torillian.
There are dialects and idioms that are
peculiar to different planets and regions,
but these generally do not impair
communication. There are some
communities that preserve ancient ethnic
languages for cultural and spiritual
reasons, but these are rare.
Race Relations
Gnomes generally like everyone, though
they can be nervous about the notorious
bad temper of orcs. Humans and orcs have
a long history of conflict but have
developed a grudging respect for each
other, especially after fighting side by side
in the Illithid War.
Religion
About half of the population identify as
atheist or agnostic. A fifth of the population
are monotheistic, while a further fifth are
taoist, following the spiritual teachings of
an ancient preacher. The remainder of the
population have very diverse spiritual
beliefs. Recent years have seen a tiny
revival in the worship of ancient pagan
deities.
Movement
All movement is in meters per round in this
setting. Divide the movement score in the
Players Handbook by 3, rounding down.
That is the new movement score for the
creature.
Names
Sample names are supplied at the end of
this document.
Backgrounds
The following backgrounds from the Players
Handbook may be used, though some have
d6 Ideal
been given modern names. Obviously, you
1 Community. No-one is an island. All
will need to remove any anachronisms
civilized people should work to strengthen
when using these. Multiply starting money social bonds
by 10 to determine the number of credits 2 Freedom. Autonomy and freedom of
the character has. choice are the highest political values
3 Aspiration. The desire to be successful
Original Name FR5000 Name
drives me to get up every morning
Acolyte Disciple
4 Greed. Im in it for the money
Entertainer Entertainer
5 Power. If I become powerful, I can do as I
Folk Hero Local Celebrity
wish
Hermit Recluse 6 Fame. I want history to remember my
Noble Dilettante accomplishments
Outlander Off-worlder
Sage Academic
d6 Bond
In addition, a new background called the 1 I owe my previous employer a large sum of
money
Professional has been defined.
2 I hurt someone badly and they have never

Professional
Office workers, desk jockeys, lawyers,
accountants, insurance agents, financial
advisors, clerks, sales personnel, real
estate agents, and a variety of managers
fall within the scope of this occupation.
Skill Proficiencies: Insight, Persuasion
forgiven me
3 I owe all my success to my brother
4 I still dream about my first love
5 I will do anything to prove myself superior
to a rival from my past
6 My parents were ruined by a powerful
business tycoon, and I have sworn revenge
d6 Flaw

Equipment: A business suit and 200 1 Im never satisfied with what I have
2 Im often very afraid, but try to hide it
credits
3 I can be very critical of other people
d6 Personality Trait 4 Im poor at following orders
1 I am highly organised, determined and 5 I have a substance addiction
decisive
6 I have trouble trusting anyone
2 I am very adaptable to changing
circumstances nothing worries me
3 I am the life of the party
4 I am thoughtful and reserved. I like to think
before speaking
5 I am very detail oriented. I like to know
everything before deciding
6 I am a passionate person who cares deeply
about my values

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Skills
Forgotten Realms 5000 uses the skills
Dexterity
defined in the Players Handbook, as well as
Dexterity measures agility, reflexes, and
two new ones. The skills are listed below -
balance.
Strength
Acrobatics. Your Dexterity (Acrobatics)
o Athletics
check covers your attempt to stay on your
Dexterity feet in a tricky situation, such as when
o Acrobatics youre trying to run across a sheet of ice,
o Sleight of Hand balance on a tightrope, or stay upright on a
rocking ships deck.
o Stealth
o Vehicle Handling (new) Sleight of Hand. Whenever you attempt an
act of legerdemain or manual trickery, such
Intelligence
as planting something on someone else or
o Arcana concealing an object on your person, make
o History a Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) check.
o Investigation
Stealth. Make a Dexterity (Stealth) check
o Nature when you attempt to conceal yourself from
o Religion enemies, slink past guards, slip away
o Technology (new) without being noticed, or sneak up on
someone without being seen or heard.
Wisdom
o Animal Handling Vehicle Handling. You use this skill when
you attempt a challenging maneuver in a
o Insight
ground vehicle or space ship.
o Medicine
o Perception Constitution
o Survival Constitution measures health, stamina,
Charisma and vital force.

o Deception Intelligence
o Intimidation Intelligence measures mental acuity,
o Performance accuracy of recall, and the ability to
o Persuasion reason.

Arcana. This skill measures your ability to

Strength
recall lore about spells, magic items,
Strength measures bodily power, athletic
eldritch symbols, and magical traditions.
training, and the extent to which you can
exert raw physical force. History. This skill measures your ability to
recall lore about historical events,
Athletics. This skill covers difficult
legendary people, past disputes, recent
situations you encounter while climbing,
wars, and lost civilizations.
jumping, or swimming.

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Investigation. When you look around for
clues and make deductions based on those
clues, you make an Intelligence
(Investigation) check. You might deduce the
location of a hidden object, discern from
the appearance of a wound what kind of
weapon dealt it, or determine the weakest
point in a tunnel that could cause it to
collapse.
Nature. Your Intelligence (Nature) check
measures your ability to recall lore about
terrain, plants and animals, the weather,
and natural cycles.
Religion. Your Intelligence (Religion) check
measures your ability to recall lore about
deities, rites and prayers, religious
hierarchies, holy symbols, and the
practices of secret cults.
Technology. Use this skill when trying to
understand or use technology of any sort.
Wisdom
Wisdom reflects how attuned you are to the
world around you and represents
perceptiveness and intuition.
Animal Handling. When there is any
question whether you can calm down a
domesticated animal, keep a mount from
getting spooked, or check to control your
mount when you attempt a risky
maneuver.
Insight. Your Wisdom (Insight) check
decides whether you can determine the
true intentions of a creature, such as when
searching out a lie or predicting someones
next move. Doing so involves gleaning clues
from body language, speech habits, and
changes in mannerisms.
Medicine. A Wisdom (Medicine) check lets
you try to stabilize a dying companion or
diagnose an illness.
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Perception. Your Wisdom (Perception)
check lets you spot, hear, or otherwise
detect the presence of something. It
measures your general awareness of your
surroundings and the keenness of your
senses.
Survival. The GM might ask you to make a
Wisdom (Survival) check to follow tracks,
hunt wild game, guide your group through
frozen wastelands, identify signs that
owlbears live nearby, predict the weather,
or avoid quicksand and other natural
hazards.
Charisma
Charisma measures your ability to interact
effectively with others. It includes such
factors as confidence and eloquence, and it
can represent a charming or commanding
personality.
Deception. This skill determines whether
you can convincingly hide the truth, either
verbally or through your actions.
Intimidation. When you attempt to
influence someone through overt threats,
hostile actions, and physical violence, the
GM might ask you to use this skill.
Performance. This skill determines how
well you can delight an audience with
music, dance, acting, storytelling, or some
other form of entertainment.
Persuasion. When you attempt to influence
someone or a group of people with tact,
social graces, or good nature, the GM might
ask you to use this skill.
Equipment
Money snowstorm. It also recycles sweat and
urine, meaning a person can live 5 to 6
The basic unit of money is the Torillian
days in a survival suit without water.
Federation Credit, usually just called a
credit. In the following tables, all costs are Urban Armor. Using the survival suit as a
in credits. foundation, urban armor adds defensive
plates over vital areas to provide a very
Basic Weapons high level of protection. It is still light
Weapon range is in meters. N/A indicates a enough to be concealed under (heavy)
melee weapon. regular clothing.
Type Damage Range Cost Combat Armor. Heavy defensive plates
Knife 1d4 piercing N/A 50 cover all vital areas of the body providing
Truncheon 1d6 bludgeoning N/A 50 outstanding protection. The armor does
Blade 1d8 slashing N/A 150 impede mobility, however, and it is too
Laser Pistol 2d4 radiant 20/50 200 bulky to be concealed.
Concussion Rod 1d8 stun N/A 250
Tools
Martial Weapons Tool Cost

Weapon range is in meters. Security kit 500

Universal tool 500
Type Damage Range Cost
Laser Carbine 2d8 radiant 30/75 500 Security Kit. This tool consists of a tiny
Laser Rifle 2d8 radiant 30/100 500 portable computer, a collection of security
Plasma Pistol 2d6+2 fire 15/40 1000
programs and various hardware interfaces.
Concussion Rifle 1d10 thunder 20/50 1000
Proficiency with this kit lets you add your
Needle Gun 2d8 piercing 15/40 1000
Cryonic Rifle 3d6 cold 15/40 1500 proficiency bonus to any ability checks you
Lightning Gun 3d6 lightning 15/40 1500 make when hacking a security device. You
do not need to be physically connected to a
device to hack it the security kit can
Armour
operate wirelessly to a range of 50m.
Armour Armour Class (AC) Cost
Survival Suit 13+DEX Modifier 750 When hacking a device, you typically need
Urban Armor 15+DEX Modifier (max 2) 1500 to overcome one or more firewalls, each
Combat Armor 18 2000 with their own DC. Once you have
bypassed the firewalls, you can disable the
Survival Suit. This suit covers the body device next round. More information will be
from neck to toes and to the wrists (gloves provided in the sample adventure.
optional). It is light and flexible and easily
concealed under ordinary clothes, but Universal Tool. This remarkable device
provides excellent protection against all has a head that can reshape itself into
ballistic and energy damage. The suit also almost any physical tool, including a
regulates body temperature and can keep a hammer, drill, spanner, jack-hammer or
body comfortable and healthy in even a small welder. Proficiency with this
environments ranging from a desert to a tool lets you add your proficiency bonus to

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any ability checks you make when Healing Pack. If applied to a sick or
repairing or modifying machinery. injured person it will heal 1d6 points of
damage. If the person applying the pack
Other Equipment has Wisdom (Medicine), then the healing is
Equipment Cost 1d8+1.
Backpack 100
It is recommended that only two packs be
Canteen 30
used per day per person. On the third and
Duracable (50m) 50
subsequent uses, the patient must make a
Fire Starter 25
DC 10 Constitution check or go to -1 hit
Fone 50
points and start making death saves. If the
Glow Lamp 50
person administering the pack has Wisdom
Grappler 50 (Medicine), then the patient has advantage
Healing Pack 40 on the Constitution roll.
Portable Oven 75
Purifier 25 Shelter. A one-person portable shelter that
Shelter 200 erects itself and folds itself up again into a
Survival Rations 1/day very compact roll. While erected, it is self-
heated and has a very comfortable
Most of the items are self-explanatory. The mattress built into the floor.
others are described below.

Fone. Small portable communications

device, usually mounted on the forearm or
neck. Voice or touch controlled, and
constantly hooked into the Net.

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Adventure - Welcome to the Future
Following is an introductory adventure
called Welcome to the Future, set in the
world of Forgotten Realms 5000. It should
take 3-4 hours to complete, and is
designed for 1st level characters. You may
need to improvise some of the setting
details as you go. Unless specified
otherwise, assume NPCs have the stats of a
commoner. The party should include an
engineer, and will also find a rogue useful.
1. Introduction
New Waterdeep is introduced and the PCs
have some trouble with the locals. They
meet their client and learn about the job.
A Seedy Tavern
Read the following -
Some people call you fortune-hunters,
opportunists, or mercenaries. You prefer
the term 'freelancer' or troubleshooter.
You do the sorts of jobs that no-one else
can or will.
You and your companions have been
staying in Sector ZZA57 in Toril City - a
neighborhood known as New Waterdeep.
Rent is cheap here, and life is cheaper. The
few cops on this beat are either corrupt or
overworked. Jobs in your line of work are
easy to come by here.
You are sitting in an unfamiliar bar named
The Flying Shuttle, waiting to meet your
fixer. It is a very seedy bar, even by the low
standards of New Waterdeep.
As the PCs are deciding whose round it is,
four orc bullies walk in the door. The
leader, whose name is Tembo Wacera,
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notices the PCs and makes a beeline for
their table with his followers.
He begins the typical bully routine - You
cant sit here, this is my table, etc. Unless
the PCs can persuade or intimidate Tembo
(DC 15 for either), things will escalate until
the bullies pull out their concussion rods
and attack.
They will only fight until one of their
members goes down, and then they will
retreat, crying out, Mr Sin will hear about
this!
The bartender will be unperturbed by the
fight, though he will insist the PCs remove
any bodies and pay for any damage.
The Fixer
Soon afterwards, their fixer (that is, their
agent) will arrive. Her name is Dalena
Tamm, and she is a very large human
woman, with a loud and abrasive
personality. If the fight damaged the bar,
she will survey it with a curled lip and say,
Causing trouble again, guys?
Dalena has a nice and easy job for them
a missing persons case. The pay is 1000
credits each plus expenses. The client is a
local councilor by the name of Jamila
Valk. Dalena gives the PCs an address
its an office in Town Hall. She has
organized a meeting for that afternoon.
If the PCs research the client on the Net
(DC 10 Intelligence (Investigation)
check), they will learn that she is known
in politics as an effective but uptight do-
gooder.
The Job
Jamila Valk is a short and slender woman
in her fifties, with neat dark hair. She is
wearing a professional gray business suit
when she meets the team. She appears
very nervous, and will tell the PCs that she
has never dealt with people in your line of
business before.
She begins with some background. The last
few months she has been pushing an
urban renewal project called Welcome to
the Future. Using a large federal grant, it
will involve new schools, new parks, and a
massive increase in the police force. It will
transform New Waterdeep.
Since the project commenced, she has been
receiving death threats, presumably from
the local crime syndicates. She has ignored
these to date. Then, a week ago, her 24yo
daughter Tania Valk went missing. She
stopped returning calls, her house-mate
says she hasnt been home, and her
workplace say she has not been seen.
The day before yesterday Jamila received
an anonymous message that simply said
If you want to see her again, stop what you
are doing. There will be no more warnings.
Mr Sin.
Jamila is out of her mind with worry. She
can provide the PCs with the following
information:
Tanias address and fone number
Her workplace (Waterdeep Development
Corporation)
A recent pic and full description (you
can define her appearance)
Jamila doesnt know any of Tanias friends.
Tanias father lives offworld and is not in
touch with her, as far as she knows. She
has not approached the police as they are
either corrupt or useless.
Guns in New Waterdeep
Laser pistols and rifles are legal, provided
the carrier has a permit. Being caught in
possession of a gun without a permit will
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result in confiscation of the gun, and the
levy of a summary fine. Assume the PCs
do not have permits.
Carrying a rifle about on the street will
attract police attention quickly. A carbine
will fit comfortably in a backpack or bag,
however.
2. New Waterdeep
The PCs travel about the city, chasing clues
to Tanias whereabouts. They find their way
to an illegal casino.
Random Encounters
The following optional random encounters
can be used while the team travel around
the city. You can find names for the NPCs
in the Sample Names section.
Corrupt Cops
As the PCs pass a narrow alley, they hear
sounds of violence and cries of pain. If they
enter the alley, they will see two cops, an
orc and a human, beating up a middle-
aged man.
The man is the owner of a local
convenience store, and the cops are
shaking him down for a protection
payment. If the PCs intervene, the cops will
be displeased, and will make their lives in
New Waterdeep difficult via random stops
etc. The man will be grateful, however, and
may be a useful source of local information
and his store might become a safe house
for the team.
The Other Son
The team pass a woman in a door holding a
boy, crying bitterly. If they talk to her, they
will discover that her son was roughed up
by some local bullies. Whats worrying her
is that her older son has gone looking for
the bullies to
Crying woman with son who was beat up.
Older son has gone after them to teach the
leader a lesson. She pleads with the PCs to
find him and bring him back.
Classmate
The most educated member of the team is
suddenly approached by a woman on the
street. She is the PCs roommate from
college, and they havent seen each other in
years. She tells all about her stellar career
in marketing, and wants to know what the
PC has accomplished since college.
She then asks to have a private word with
the PC. It turns out she is a casual drug
user and owes money to her dealer, who is
getting aggressive. She is good for the cash,
but needs another few days to collect it.
The PCs friends look tough, so perhaps
they could have a word with the dealer...?
Red Herrings
Following are a few dead ends the PCs
might chase up
Tanias Workplace
Tania works as an account manager at the
Waterdeep Development Corporation. Her
colleagues have not heard from her for a
week and are worried. They describe her as
effective and driven in her job. One or two
of them socialize with her, but they have
not been out with her recently.
Missing Persons
If they approach the police, they will be told
to make an appointment with Missing
Persons the first one available will be a
week away. When they finally get in, a
bored looking detective will ask them
questions, then inform them that policy is
not to treat an adult as missing until at
least 8 weeks after the last sighting. If
shown the message, the response will be,
probably a hoax.
Tanias Father
With a lot of difficult searching on the Net
(DC 25 Intelligence (Investigation)
check), the PCs can track down Tanias
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father, Edvard Lekk. He is a mining
engineer working on the planet Tymber. He
has not heard from Tania for six months,
and will be very alarmed if he is told she is
missing.
Tanias Fone
Tanias fone goes straight through to
voicemail. They can hack into her voice
messages using a security kit and a DC
15 Intelligence check. There are messages
going back a week. They will hear a couple
of innocuous messages from her colleagues
and roommate, and increasingly frantic
messages from her mother.
There is also one message from a male who
doesnt identify himself, saying, Just
checking that we are still on for the Jungle
Inn tonight. The message is a week old.
Tanias Apartment
Tania lives in a small 2-bedroom apartment
in a nice part of town. When the PCs arrive
her house-mate, Jon Kane, will answer the
buzzer. He is a little wary. A DC 10
Wisdom (Persuasion) check will see him
let just one of the team into the apartment
to talk.
Jon is a rather shy computer engineer. He
has not seen Tania for a week, and is very
worried. She went out one night and never
came home all her clothing and her travel
bag are still in her bedroom.
Regarding friends, he says that she mostly
socialized with people from work. However,
she was recently seeing a new man by the
name of Jakub Tooms. If asked his
impressions, hell say disapprovingly that
he thought Jakub was a bit rough.
He actually has a pic of Jakub on his fone
he took it surreptitiously the first time
Jakub visited. If asked why, he will shrug
and say, just in case. Jakub is
conventionally handsome, but is frowning
nastily in the pic.
3. Jakub Tooms
The team learn more about Tanias new
boyfriend.
Finding Jakub
There are several ways that the team might
find out more information about Jakub.
Search the Net
A DC 10 Intelligence (Investigation)
check on the Net will reveal that Jakub
Tooms is the owner of a small bar called
The Jungle Inn.
A subsequent DC 15 Intelligence
(Investigation) check will reveal that
Jakub was recently acquitted of assault
charges, and is said to have links with
known criminals.
The Cops
If the team head to the nearest police
station, an orc police officer named Shafira
Keino will attend to them. If the team can
give a plausible reason for seeking him out
and succeed on a DC 15 Wisdom
(Persuasion) check, Officer Keino will tell
them that Jakub Tooms own the Jungle
Inn.
She will also add that he is bad news. If
the team press and make a DC 20 Wisdom
(Persuasion) check, she will admit that the
Jungle Inn is known to be an illegal casino,
and that Tooms is linked with the Mr Sin
crime syndicate.
Criminal Contact
If anyone has the criminal contact feature,
they can use it to find out that Jakub
Tooms owns the Jungle Inn, which is a
front for an illegal casino.
The Jungle Inn
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The Jungle Inn is a small, low-key bar in
the middle of the entertainment district.
Once they have the name, the team can
easily locate it using the Net.
The bar opens at six and does not seem
very popular. There is a single bartender,
and no more than a dozen or so patrons.
The Door
There is a door marked Private at the
back of the bar being guarded by a minor
thug. He knows most of the regular casino
patrons by sight, so will not let the team
enter. If the team say they were sent there
by Jakub Tooms or Mr Sin, and make a
DC 15 Wisdom (Persuasion) roll, he will
let them through.
If a fight breaks out, the patrons will flee
and the bartender will pull out a laser
pistol (treat him as a commoner). The
other minor thug will also emerge from the
casino (see below) after one round of
combat.
The Casino
Behind the door marked Private is a
single large room that operates as an illegal
casino. There are eight tables here running
various card and dice games. Gambling is
legal in most parts of Toril City - however it
is heavily taxed, and so illegal casinos have
flourished.
There is a minor thug near the door,
employed by Jakub to keep an eye on
things. The casino manager is a short,
round man with a pencil moustache named
Ivan Masing. Ivan works directly for Jakub
Tooms, and has the following information
Jakub is part of the Mr Sin crime
syndicate
Mr Sin is actively trying to undermine
the Welcome to the Future project
Jakub is most likely at home
 Jakubs address is Apartment 85E in a
building named Felicity Square
The team can intimidate this information
out of Ivan (DC 15), or persuade him to
part with it for a bribe (1000 credits and
DC 20). If they can get hold of his fone and
hack through the locking screen (a
security kit and a DC 10 Intelligence
check), they can also find the address.
4. Felicity Square
The PCs close in on Jakub Tooms and
Tania. But there is a final surprise in store
for them.
Felicity Square is a modern apartment
block in the affluent sector of New
Waterdeep. It is very tall and narrow,
consisting of 110 floors with 6 apartments
per floor, designated A through F.
The Concierge
The ground floor is a light-filled foyer with
lots of floor to ceiling windows and two sets
of turbolifts. There is one main entrance
(closed) which is controlled via an external
robot concierge, who is actually an
autoguard I.
The autoguard will only open the door for
residents. If someone claims to be a guest,
it will buzz the apartment and will only
open the door open receiving confirmation
from the resident.
The autoguard can't be bargained with. It
can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity,
or remorse, or fear. If anyone attempts to
break into the foyer, it will attack.
If the autoguard is destroyed or disabled,
the door can be opened with a security kit
and a DC 10 Intelligence check.
Hacking the Autoguard
The autoguard can be hacked and
disabled wirelessly using a security kit
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and several intelligence checks. The
statistics for the autoguard are shown in
the Creature Stats section. The entry
under Firewall shows how many
firewalls must be penetrated, and what
the DC of each is. After all firewalls are
penetrated, it takes one more round to
disable the autoguard.
Once the attack starts, the autoguard will
realised it is being hacked. It will take a
round for it to orient on the source of the
hack, and then it will move toward the
source, firing.
Apartment 85E
It takes only a few seconds for the
turbolifts to reach the 85th floor. The floor
has a single corridor about 40m long with a
bank of lifts at either end, and three
apartment doors on either side. Apartment
E is the middle apartment on the south
side. The door is locked, but can be hacked
opened with a security kit and a DC 10
Intelligence check.
Bedroom
Bedroom
Bath
Kitchen
Living Room
8m
The Living Room
In Jakubs living room are his gang - two
minor thugs and three bullies. Tembo
Wacera is one of the bullies (if he is still
alive). If there was a firefight with the
autoguard downstairs, the gang will be
alert with weapons ready. However, if the
team managed to penetrate the building
quietly, they have a very good chance of
surprising the gang.
Other Rooms
The remaining rooms in Jakubs apartment
contain typical household items and
nothing of special value. Jakub and Tania
are in the main bedroom see Turnabout,
below.
Turnabout
The main bedroom contains the usual
bedroom furniture. Tania Valk is sitting in
a chair near the window, her hands
apparently tied behind her back. Jakub
Tooms is standing next to her, pulling her
head back by the hair and pointing a gun
at her head. He says
I dont know how you found me, but this
stops here! Mr Sin is on his way with a
small army he will be here in minutes.
Turn and leave now and you might just get
away alive. Otherwise, the councilors
daughter is dead!
Play out the scene and see where it goes.
Mr Sin is not really on his way Jakub
wouldnt dare let him know how badly the
plan has gone awry.
If the team attack Jakub or get too near the
chair, Tania will suddenly whip out the
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concussion rod she has been holding
behind her back, leap up and attack them.
Tanias Tale
A few months ago, Tania developed a taste
for gambling at the Jungle Inn, and its
there that she met Jakub. The two became
an item, and she has effectively been part
of the gang for some time.
Jakub told her that he had been ordered
to thwart her mothers project, and it was
Tania who came up with the kidnapping
idea.
5. Conclusion
Tania will not willingly return to her
mother, and will fight the team until killed
or knocked unconscious. If Jakub is killed
she will be inconsolable.
If the team return Tania to her mother,
they will be paid the agreed fee. If Tania
was killed, Jamila will be devastated, but
will still pay the fee so long as the team
werent obviously negligent.
A few days after the credits are paid, each
member of the team receives the following
anonymous message -
I know who you are and what you have
done. Best that you leave New Waterdeep
and never return. Mr Sin.
Adventure - Eye of the Tigress
Eye of the Tigress is an introductory
adventure set in the world of Forgotten
Realms 5000. The adventure takes place in
orbit above the planet Toril, and involves the
recovery of a stranded ship and its deadly
cargo. Eye of the Tigress presents a mixture
of investigation, combat and the use of
technical skills.
This adventure should take 3-4 hours to
complete, and is designed for 1st2nd level
characters. The party should include an
engineer.
You may need to improvise some of the
setting details as you go. Unless specified
otherwise, assume NPCs have the stats of a
commoner.
Background
transporting it for Kristinya. As he
approached Toril, he contacted a crew of his
mates to steal the cargo from the Tigress.
Once in orbit, Jaali went to the cargo hold
to prepare the containers, but accidentally
disabled the containment control on the
crate holding the Creeping Doom (see New
Monsters). The Doom escaped, killed Jaali
and most of the creatures in the Cargo Hold,
and then rampaged throughout the ship.
When Tessa realized the creature had
escaped, she fled to the walk-in refrigerator
in the ships Galley and attempted a
desperate plan.
The Eye of the Tigress has since gone
dark, orbiting slowly around Toril and it is
only a matter of time before local authorities
spot it.

Kristinya Raud is the owner of Raud Exotic Kristinya Raud

Imports and Merchandising, based in the
Kristinya is a lithe human female with red
city of New Waterdeep. Her office is in a
hair and a perpetual scowl. Kristinya lost
seedy part of the city, and Kristinya is
her left eye years ago, in a space battle
known to buy, sell, and trade illegal goods
against Eudoxian pirates. Her cybernetic
and services. She has recently begun to
eye can see in several spectrums, and only
dabble in the trade of nasty alien lifeforms,
adds to her fearsome demeanor.
which are a popular commodity amongst the
crime bosses of New Waterdeep. Kristinya is the owner of Raud Exotic
Imports and Merchandising, which is in a
Kristinya recently sent one of her ships, the
shady section of New Waterdeep. Although
Eye of the Tigress, to pick up several
Kristinya dabbles in smuggling,
captured lifeforms from planets scattered
loansharking, and extortion, she mainly
throughout the galaxy. The ship was crewed
acts as a middleman, using her import
by an orc named Jaali Songok, his human
company as a front to broker sales of illegal
copilot Tessa Slade, and a starship robot
goods and services.
named 00-GG (pr. Double-oh-Jeejee).
Kristinya keeps several disreputable
The crew traveled to several systems, smugglers on her payroll, but often hires
including the jungle planet Tempest where outside help for jobs when she does not
they acquired a lifeform known as the want to draw attention to herself or her
Creeping Doom. Jaali recognized that he business.
could make more by selling the Creeping
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The Job
leaving hanging wires, twisted access
panels, and broken pipes and lines along
with a trail of viscous yellow-brown slime.
A friend or fixer suggests the party contact a
human named Kristinya Raud. Anyone
Lights
making a DC 15 History check will know
The main power has been disabled (see
that Raud is involved in many shady
Galley, below), so the ship is dark except for
dealings.
emergency red and green lights running
Kristinya will be pleased to see the party, as along the floor. The Creeping Doom seeps
she urgently requires help. She tells them into every crack and crevice as it moves,
that one of her ships, the Eye of the Tigress, and this causes lights to flicker, intercoms
is currently drifting in low orbit above Toril. to squawk with white noise, and equipment
The ships pilot Jaali Songok transmitted its to fall in other parts of the ship.
arrival, but there has been no
communication with the Tigress since. She Life Support
offers to pay 500 credits if the party agree Although life support and gravity is still
to retrieve the vessel and its cargo. functioning (for now), the cooling system
has been disabled (see Galley, below) and
If the PCs ask Kristinya why she hasnt
the ship is uncomfortably hot and humid.
contacted Orbital Search and Rescue, she
All doors are airtight, but must be opened
cryptically tells them: Lets just say I would
manually because the power is off.
like to avoid any Federal entanglements. If
asked about the mission of the ship, she will Airlock
say that client confidentiality prevents her
The shuttle will automatically dock with the
from saying anything. If asked if the ships
Tigresss airlock. The locking mechanism is
cargo is safe, she will say, Yes, of course. A
filled with a brown crystalline substance.
DC 20 Insight check at this point will
This substance is the frozen remnants of the
reveal that she is being somewhat
Creeping Doom after it accidentally opened
dishonest.
the airlock, and may provide a clue as to
how to destroy the creature. It can be
Shuttle Trip
scraped away using a Universal Tool (the
Raud arranges a down-market trans-orbital
user must don a space suit). The person
shuttle (with autopilot) to take them to the
must make a DC 15 Athletics check with
Eye of the Tigress. The trip to the ship takes
the tool or suffer 1 level of exhaustion.
about two hours; the shuttle will wait about
20 minutes for the party to disembark. If Cockpit
they have not done so by then, it will return
A pipe has blown in the cockpit, spraying
to New Waterdeep. There is a single space
out clouds of scalding steam. Any PC
suit on the shuttle.
attempting to fix the leak will need to make

Eye of the Tigress

The Eye of the Tigress is an antiquated light
freighter. The ship is sparsely furnished, but
normally well maintained. Currently,
however, the amorphous mass known as the
Creeping Doom is roiling through the ship,
a DC 12 Athletics check to get over to the
pipe while avoiding the steam on failure
they suffer 1d6 fire damage.
Once at the pipe, they can fix the leak
simply using a Universal Tool and a DC 10
Technology check.

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Once the steam has cleared away,
they will be able to access the
console. They will see that it is
locked down because the main
power is cut. Once main power is
restored, the console can be used to
pilot the ship normally.

Captains Quarters
This is the private quarters of the
orc pilot Jaali Songok. A red light
blinks beside a small vidscreen. If
the screen is activated (there is no
security), the PCs see a video
message from an orc named Nudg
Ordo: Jaali. Why you not answer?
Well be there soon. Have that cargo
ready for transport. Big payday
coming. Nudg, out.
If the PCs scroll through Jaalis
previous messages, they find
several unanswered video messages
from Kristinya Raud. They also find
several communications logs
between Jaali and Nudg in the
equivalent of the systems Trash
bin. (Jaali thought he had deleted
these messages, but he did not fully
understand how the comm system
works.) These messages detail a
plan to steal the Tigresss exotic
cargo, particularly something Jaali
calls the killer brown blob.

Crews Quarters
The crews quarters consist of four
wall-mounted bunks, and is
capable of housing as many
crewmen. There are four space suits
hanging in a closet.
To save on costs, only the engineer
and co-pilot, Tessa Slade, went
along on this transport. Her
personal effects include some cheap
clothing, a few trinkets and about
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The party will also notice that her personal
journal is on one of the consoles, though it
is currently locked out. A DC 15
Intelligence check using a Security
Toolkit will enable them to access the
journal.
Tessas Journal
The party will learn the following from
Tessas journal -
Tessa is one of Kristinyas most trusted
retainers
Tessa is a skilled engineer who perhaps
lacks some confidence, and is prone to
make silly mistakes
Tessa was quite unhappy to be paired
with Jaali on this trip as she finds him
obnoxious and untrustworthy
The ship visited the planets Tempest
and Frisshia on this trip, met with
poachers, and bought about a dozen
exotic lifeforms to smuggle back to Toril.
The matter of fact way she discusses
this suggests that she is an experienced
smuggler
They picked up a particularly nasty
creature from Tempest, that the locals
called the Creeping Doom. She notes
that they need to keep the container
warm as cold will kill it.
In the final entry, Tessa says she is glad
they are nearly home, and she also
notes that Jaali is behaving very
secretively.
Engineering
The Engineering section is dark except for
the emergency red and green lights. Large
panels of steel glass wall off the engines and
other major systems, all of them still
humming quietly on emergency power.
An engineer with a Universal Tool will be
able to open one of the panels and access
the systems beyond. An examination shows
that all are in working order.
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A DC 12 Technology check will determine
that the ships main power has been hard-
routed through the ships Galley, and that
is why everything else is running on
emergency power. The power can only be
safely brought back online by manually
closing the connection from the Galley.
Cargo Bay
This cargo bay contains over a dozen live-
cargo containers of varying sizes. These
have been torn apart and scattered across
the bay. The feathers, bones, and scales of
several exotic alien lifeforms are mixed in
with the wreckage--even these deadly alien
creatures were no match for the Creeping
Doom.
Anyone making a DC 12 Nature check will
determine there are orc remains amongst
the carnage. This is all that remains of
Jaali.
Two of the containers provide clues to the
Creeping Dooms weakness to cold.
Brown slime covers the container that once
held the Creeping Doom. Unlike the other
containers, it has been ripped open from the
inside. A DC 10 Technology check will
reveal that the container has a sophisticated
system designed to keep the interior hot and
humid.
Only one container in the Cargo Bay is
undisturbed. This refrigerated container
contains an Ikasr (ice panther) from the
frozen wastelands of Frisshia. A cluster of
brown crystals (frozen remnants of the
Creeping Doom) is stuck to the side of the
containers vent. This is a clue that points
towards the Creeping Dooms weakness. If
the Ikasr is released, it attacks the PCs until
it is killed (treat as a regular panther with
immunity to cold attacks).
Mess Hall
This mess hall doubles as a rec room. In
addition to a small dining table, the leisure
area contains a large vidscreen, VR
equipment, and holographic games.
The starship robot 00-GG (Double-oh-
Jeejee) is lying disassembled on the floor.
The Creeping Doom pulled the robot apart
in search of food. A DC 15 Intelligence
check using a Universal Tool is required to
repair the robot.
If repaired, 00-GG tells the PCs that it heard
screams coming from the Cargo Bay. It
waited in the Mess Hall, uncertain of what
to do, but was soon attacked and destroyed
by the Creeping Doom.
If asked about the creature, 00-GG tells the
PCs that it came from the jungle planet
Tempest and that they were instructed to
transport it in an extremely warm and
humid shipping container.
Galley
This galley is where food is stored and
prepared. The walk-in refrigerator is freezing
cold and contains the frozen body of the
engineer, Tessa Slade.
Upon realizing the Creeping Doom was free,
Tessa fled to the refrigerator then hacked
into the engineering systems. Her plan was
to reroute the main power and flood the
ship with coolant gas. Unfortunately, she
made a careless mistake and filled the
refrigerator with the freezing gas instead.
She died instantly.
Tessas datapad is still connected to the
access panel. Anyone making a DC 15
Technology check will be able to
understand from it what her plan was.
Anyone making a DC 15 Technology check
will be able to restore main power to the
ship from this panel.
Under Attack!
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The Creeping Doom is constantly moving
throughout the ship in search of prey. Loud
noises or other commotion attract its
attention. Otherwise, the GM can assume
the Creeping Doom stumbles upon the PCs
after they have explored several
compartments.
The Creeping Doom travels through the
bulkheads, surrounding the PCs and
exploding from several different directions in
a mass of brown, tarry tentacles. The
creature attacks until it suffers 15 points of
damage, or until it suffers any amount of
cold damage.
If this happens, the Creeping Doom retreats
to another part of the ship to regenerate.
Once healed, it resumes its hunt for the
party, attacking as above. This means the
PCs can expect to be attacked regularly.
If the PCs flee from the Creeping Doom, it
pursues them throughout the ship,
bypassing locked doors (via the bulkheads)
in 1d6 rounds.
Destroying the Doom
The Creeping Doom regenerates damage
(even after it reaches zero hit points) and
cannot be killed by normal means. Its only
weakness is extreme cold. The PCs have at
least two ways to expose the creature to this
kind of cold. Either option stops the
Creeping Doom, freezing its core into a
hardened gel and turning its body into a
mass of lifeless brown crystals.
The first option is to open all the airlocks
and blast doors throughout the ship,
subjecting the entire vessel to explosive
decompression. This causes all objects (and
people) aboard the vessel to be sucked out
into the vacuum of space. The Creeping
Doom is expelled into space and is lost
forever.
Another method is to complete what Tessa
Slade was trying to do and flood the ship
 New Monster
with coolant gas. The gas is lethal to most
lifeforms, so the PCs must have proper
protective gear on (or perhaps hide in the
The following New Monster is encountered
refrigerator!) before attempting this. If this
in Cold Eye of the Tigress.
happens, the PCs may still retrieve the
Creeping Dooms core, which may partially
satisfy Kristinya (see below).
Creeping Doom
Large Ooze, unaligned
The PCs may well devise another means of
destroying the Doom. Armour Class 8

Conclusion Hit Points 45 (6d10 + 12)

Speed 5 m.
Once the Creeping Doom is overcome, the
PCs must return the Eye of the Tigress to STR 15 (+2) INT 2 (-4)
the surface of Toril. If the adventure went
DEX 6 (-2) WIS 6 (-2)
very smoothly, the GM may wish to
introduce a few further complications - CON 14 (+2) CHA 1 (-5)

Drudg and his three orcs (minor thugs)
may arrive in a skiff to collect the
Creeping Doom from Jaali Songok. The
party may need to convince them to
leave, or fight them off.
The damaged ship may begin breaking
apart upon reentry, requiring
Technology and Universal Tool checks to
repair malfunctioning systems, reinforce
the hull integrity, or manually engage
certain safety gear.
The autopilot system might malfunction,
requiring a series of Vehicle Handling
checks to safely bring the ship down.
New Waterdeep Immigration might
intercept the ship and must bluff (or
bribe) their way past an official to avoid
an inspection.
Kristinya is fuming if the Creeping Doom is
not recovered. She has lost a lot of money
on this venture and has angered her buyers.
She will, however, honour her agreement
with the party.
As a follow-up adventure, she may hire the
PCs to travel to Tempest and retrieve
another container of Creeping Doom. She
may well have further smuggling jobs for the
PCs in future.
Senses blindsight 20 m., passive
Perception 8
Damage Resistances bludgeoning, fire
Damage Immunities lightning, slashing,
thunder
Condition Immunities blinded, charmed,
deafened, exhaustion, frightened, prone
Damage Vulnerabilities cold
Challenge 2 (450 XP)
Amorphous. Can move through a space as
narrow as 10cm wide without squeezing.
Spider Climb. Can climb difficult surfaces,
including upside down on a ceiling.
Regeneration. Regenerates at the rate of 3
hp per round. Cannot regenerate cold
damage.
Actions
Pseudopod. Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to
hit, reach 2m., one target. Hit: 5 (2d4)
bludgeoning damage.
The Creeping Doom is an amorphous brown
slime-like lifeform from the jungle planet
Tempest. Its body consists of a large, flowing

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mass that is constantly searching for prey.
Its core is a gelatinous tumor that
contains its nerve center and vital organs.
The Creeping Doom feeds on the dead cells
of living organisms, growing larger and
stronger with each meal. It prefers to devout
fresh kills, but may feed on carrion. Dead
cells are absorbed directly into the
creatures body. A typical human can be
devoured (except for its bones) in
approximately 1d6 rounds.
Exposure to cold causes the creatures slime
to crystallize and fall off.

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Creature Stats
Autoguard I Bully
Medium construct Medium humanoid

Armour Class 16 (metal casing) Armour Class 13 (survival suit)

Hit Points 27 Hit Points 5

Firewall 15/20 Speed 10 m.

Speed 10 m. STR 10 (+0) INT 10 (+0)

STR 10 (+0) INT 10 (+0) DEX 10 (+0) WIS 10 (+0)

DEX 14 (+2) WIS 14 (+2) CON 10 (+0) CHA 10 (+0)

CON 10 (+0) CHA 10 (+0) Senses Passive Perception 10

Senses Passive Perception 12 Challenge 1/8 (25 XP)

Challenge 1 (200 XP) Actions

Actions Concussion Rod. Melee Weapon Attack:

+0 to hit, one target. Hit: 5 (1d8) stun
Laser Carbine. Ranged Weapon Attack: +4
damage.
to hit, range 30/75 m., one target. Hit: 11
(2d8+2) radiant damage.
Minor Thug
These security robots are typically
Medium humanoid
cylindrical, stand about 2m tall, have
retractable arms and weapon, and are Armour Class 14 (survival suit)
mounted on a hoverpad.
Hit Points 12

Speed 10 m.

STR 10 (+0) INT 10 (+0)

DEX 13 (+1) WIS 10 (+0)
CON 10 (+0) CHA 10 (+0)

Senses Passive Perception 10

Challenge 1/4 (50 XP)

Actions

Laser Pistol. Ranged Weapon Attack: +1

to hit, range 20/50 m., one target. Hit: 6
(2d4+1) radiant damage.

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Sample Names
Following are some sample names. None of
the lists are exhaustive.
Human Male
Ales, Andl, Arnost, Beda, Bohdan, Bonifac,
Bozidar, Dal, Dalibor, Damek, Dobromil,
Dominik, Dusan, Edvard, Filip, Gabek,
Havel, Honza, Ivan, Jakub, Jarek, Jarmil,
Johan, Josef, Kaja, Kajik, Karel, Koloman,
Kornel, Krystof, Leos, Lukas, Marek,
Matous, Michal, Milan, Milos, Mirek,
Patrik, Pavel, Radek, Radim, Radko, Rados,
Rostik, Simon, Tomas, Vilem, Vinck, Vit
Human Female
Adela, Alica, Alina, Andila, Aneta, Antonie,
Berta, Bora, Dalena, Dalibora, Dalka,
Dominika, Dorota, Dusana, Eliska, Emlia,
Filipa, Frantiska, Hana, Iva, Ivana, Izabela,
Jarmila, Johana, Jolana, Josefa, Julia,
Kaja, Karolina, Katarina, Kristyna, Libena,
Lida, Magdalena, Maria, Marketa, Marta,
Matylda, Milada, Nada, Nadeja, Radomila,
Simona, Tatna, Tereza, Vra, Vlasta, Zofie,
Zoja, Zuzana
Human Family
Aare, Aasmae, Aavik, Allik, Alver, Janes,
Jogi, Kabin, Kalda, Kallas, Kang, Kapp,
Karner, Kass, Kiv, Klavan, Korjus, Kross,
Laar, Laas, Laht, Lek, Lepp, Levandi, Lill,
Linna, Mai, Malk, Mand, Mannik, Mark,
Masing, Meri, Mets, Mitt, Parn, Piip, Raud,
Rebane, Rummo, Ruutel, Saar, Sepp,
Sibul, Tamm, Tarvas, Teder, Tooms, Vaher,
Valk
Orc Male
Abasi, Annan, Ashon, Ashur, Azizi, Badru,
Bakari, Bwana, Chane, Chuma, Dauid,
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Enzi, Faraji, Haji, Hanisi, Hasani, Idi, Jaali,
Jabari, Jahi, Jela, Jelani, Jimoh, Joshi,
Jumaane, Jumah, Kanu, Khamisi, Kito,
Kitwana, Kondo, Mansa, Mbita, Mhina,
Musa, Neema, Omari, Omarion, Rashidi,
Rehema, Saka, Salene, Sefu, Sudi,
Suhuba, Tembo, Zahur, Zakia, Zuberi
Orc Female
Adia, Aisha, Aleela, Alika, Asha, Ashante,
Ashanti, Asia, Asiah, Asya, Aziza, Barika,
Batini, Bina, Chiku, Dalila, Eshe, Hadiya,
Hasina, Jaha, Jahaira, Jina, Jokia, Kaisa,
Kaluwa, Kamara, Kamaria, Kameke, Kani,
Kesi, Koffi, Kudio, Leta, Marini, Mashika,
Panya, Penda, Ramla, Rasheda, Raziya,
Sanura, Shafira, Shanee, Tabia, Tisa,
Yiesha, Zahara, Zahra, Zainabu, Zalika
Orc Family
Arusei, Barmasai, Barsosio, Bethwell, Bett,
Birech, Biwott, Cheboi, Chelanga, Chelimo,
Cherono, Jeptoo, Kamau, Keino, Kemei,
Kibet, Kigen, Kilel, Kimaiyo, Kimutai,
Kinyor, Kiplimo, Kirui, Kitur, Koech, Kogo,
Kosgei, Kuria, Kwambai, Lagat, Limo,
Macharia, Maiyo, Makau, Mutahi, Mutai,
Oduya, Rono, Rotich, Ruto, Sang, Sigei,
Songok, Tanui, Tergat, Too, Wacera,
Wangari, Wanjiru
Gnome Forename
Ai, Aimi, Aina, Airi, Amarane, Amaya, Ami,
Amiri, Asa, Asami, Aya, Ayame, Bon, Chie,
Chiharu, Chin, Dai, Daichi, Dalila, Emi,
Eri, Gen, Gin, Haru, Haruna, Hide, Hina,
Hiro, Hiroshi, Hisano, Hisao, Hoshi, Inari,
Ino, Mai, Mami, Mamoru, Manabu,
Manami, Mareo, Marise, Maro, Masa,
Masami, Masao, Masumi, Mei, Mi, Michi,
Miho, Minori, Mio, Miu, Miwa, Miya, Moe,
Momoe, Mura, Nami, Nana, Nao, Naomi,
Nishi, Noa, Nobio, Nori, Norio, Ran, Rei,
Reizo, Ren, Rie, Rin, Ringo, Rio, Ryoichi,
Ryou, Sachi, Sadao, Sanyu, Shigeo, Shin,
Shiori, Sho, Shou, Sora, Sumi, Suzu,
Washi, Yama, Yasu, Yo, Yori, Yoshi
Gnome Surname
Ando, Aoki, Chiba, Endo, Goto, Harada,
Hirano, Imai, Ishida, Ishii, Kaneko, Kondo,
Kubo, Kudo, Maeda, Matsuda, Miura,
Murata, Nakano, Ogawa, Ohno, Okada,
Ono, Ota, Otsuka, Saito, Takada, Takagi,
Takeda, Tamura, Uchida, Ueno, Wada,
Planets
Acacius, Agathon, Ajax, Albin, Alcaeus,
Amore, Anthem, Artemios, Ataraxia,
Auroror, Blayde, Braven, Bucolic,
Bungalow, Cassander, Castle, Cheska,
Cosmas, Cyan, Dagon, Dalliance,
Demesne, Denim, Diaphanous, Diokles,
Dion, Dior, Dulcet, Dusk, Ebullience,
Elision, Elixir, Elowen, Ember, Ember,
Embroca, Ephemeral, Epiphany, Erasmos,
Ethereal, Eudoxia, Eutropia, Evanesce,
Fugacious, Gaiana, Galenos, Gambol,
Glamour, Gossamer, Guru, Halcyon,
Harbinger, Harbor, Heron, Holiday,
Hyacinth, Imbroglio, Juju, Kallias, Kapri,
Kassandra, Kleon, Kyros, Labyrinth,
Languor, Lilt, Lorde, Lynix, Mahogany,
Matix, Meliton, Melrose, Merci, Moiety,
Monet, Moody, Nemesis, Neo, Onix,
Panacea, Panoply, Pareidolia, Pastiche,
Patch, Pelagia, Petrichor, Photina, Piers,
Portia, Pyrrhica, Quoram, Ravel, Redolent,
Rhoda, Rhythm, Saffron, Salima, Scintilla,
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Senne, Sephora, Seraglio, Serendipity,
Silhouette , Solon, Stormie, Straton,
Summer, Talisman, Tallon, Taro, Tempest,
Theron, Tryst, Tymber, Vestigial, Vino,
Woebegone, Xanthe, Yolo, Zani, Zenobia
Star Ships
Acute Angler, Bent Compass, Black
Ribbon, Blue Wolf, Broken Arrow, Broken
Wings, Creeping Light, Crystal Man,
Curious Constellation, Darling Dart,
Daybreak on Demesne, Divine Comedy,
Dread Mouse, Dulcet Dynasty, Eye of the
Tigress, Fast Dancer, Fearless Fate, Fluid
Fate, Forgotten Queen, Fortress Red,
Fugacious Blood, Golden Gorgon, Golden
Reaper, Gray Cross, Gray Ranger, Green
Growler, Indigo Liberation, Majestick
Memento, Mind and Matter, Misfit Fury,
Old-Fashioned Farago, Paradise Poker
Face, Postmans Return, Rambling Potato,
Scarlet Scavenger, Scarlet Wolf, Singing
Blue, Sleepless Sunrise, Tin Yo-Yo, Two
Percent, Wrathful Stars
Major Corporations
Torillian Dusk Capital
Elision Goods and Services
General Products Limited
Toril Technical Corporation
Mahogany Trading Company
Megacorp
Quoram Development Corporation
Talisman Trading
Tymber City Mining Company