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Temple of the Snake

Added 2015-12-11 15:24:11 +0000 UTC

The worship of the Snake is a recurring theme for evil fantasy religions with a long history of awesomeness and strange cold-blooded civilizations that predate humanity. So when Chris Williams asked for a Temple of the Snake God, it just made sense – bringing forth memories of Thulsa Doom and the module I’m currently running for my D&D5e crew – Dwellers of the Forbidden City.

There are three entrances into the temple (and the possibility of climbing up to the second floor and just smashing in one of the windows there). The front entrance (or the windows) are the easiest and quickest way to get to the main chamber of the temple, while the side doors lead to the chambers where priests and staff and records are kept – potentially slowing down the adventurers and providing many additional chances for the residents of the temple to raise the alarm.

The long sinuous corridor down the centre of the temple will certainly make adventurers feel they are walking into a trap… and if the DM decides to run with that there are a pair of secret doors that lead into the corridor that can be used to cut off retreat.

You can download the 300dpi map, both with and without grid, at the blog post - https://rpgcharacters.wordpress.com/2015/12/11/friday-map-temple-of-the-snake/