Sean Hook
Module Developer
Modules
The Haunt of Erminsk
A Mystery adventure for characters level 3-5.Terror has gripped the town of Erminsk as people have begun to mysteriously disappear. Folk legends tell of a creature that stalks Blackridge forest, claiming its victims from within the fog. Are the folk tales true and has the Haunt truly come to the town of Erminsk? It is up to the adventurers to uncover what is happening and rescue the town from the grip of fear. The adventure features a forest town struggling with strange disappearances. The adventure is an investigation into the cause of the disappearances with many clues and leads to follow up on. Also within, you’ll find a brand-new monster and new magic items. While The Haunt of Erminsk takes place in the Campaign world of Legends of Athelu™, the mystery is suitable for use in any fantasy campaign setting.Written by Sean Hook, Michael MaloneLegends of Athelu™ Modules are high-quality, full-color, adventures. This module includes new monsters, treasure, and a fully detailed location t
The Avatar of Aramil
When the adventurers discover that an Avatar of the Eight—a veritable demigod—is refusing meetings with everyone but Aramil’s elves, they soon discover that not everything in this small hamlet is as it seems. As other restless pilgrims start to cause trouble, adventurers will need to prove themselves worthy of a meeting while navigating a situation rapidly spiraling out of control The Avatar of Aramil is an adventure for 7-9th level characters. They will uncover many things about the Avatar and the Hamlet (tables of rumors provided) but one of particular interest is the Rite of Aramil - a blessing that the Avatar has been performing for the newly born children of the hamlet. This blessing is only bestowed to the children born female, creating another point of contention for the hamlet. The Avatar of Aramil takes 12-15 hours to complete. This adventure focuses on the the three pillars of play. But be warned: the swamp holds ancient secrets and powerful creatures, and not all is as it