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	* [https://www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=41627 “A map of Holmes’ Portown”] (2010 Mar.) ''Dragonsfoot forums''		* [https://www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=41627 “A map of Holmes’ Portown”] (2010 Mar.) ''Dragonsfoot forums''
	* [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2013/11/at-long-last.html “The Holmes Manuscript”] <small>(2013–2016) ''Zenopus Archives'' <small>(BlogSpot)</small></small>		* [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2013/11/at-long-last.html “The Holmes Manuscript”] <small>(2013–2016) ''Zenopus Archives'' <small>(BlogSpot)</small></small>
	** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/02/part-46-zenopus-built-tower.html “Zenopus Built a Tower”] ~~<small>~~(~~2015–2016~~)~~</small>~~		** [https://sites.google.com/site/zenopusarchives/home/modules-and-scenarios/the-sample-dungeon “The Sample Dungeon”] <small>''Zenopus Archives'' <small>(Google sites)</small></small>
			** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/02/part-46-zenopus-built-tower.html “Zenopus Built a Tower”] (Background)
	** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/02/part-47-occupants-are-goblins.html “The Occupants Are Goblins”] (Rooms A–E)		** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/02/part-47-occupants-are-goblins.html “The Occupants Are Goblins”] (Rooms A–E)
	** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/03/part-48-shadow-on-gnomon.html “The Shadow on the Gnomon”] (Rooms F–I)		** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/03/part-48-shadow-on-gnomon.html “The Shadow on the Gnomon”] (Rooms F–I)
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	** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/11/part-53-room-contains-giant-snake.html “The Room Contains a Giant Snake”] (Rooms S & S1)		** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/11/part-53-room-contains-giant-snake.html “The Room Contains a Giant Snake”] (Rooms S & S1)
	** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2016/05/part-54-ape-in-iron-cage.html “An Ape in an Iron Cage”] (Room S2 & Coda)		** [http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2016/05/part-54-ape-in-iron-cage.html “An Ape in an Iron Cage”] (Room S2 & Coda)
	* [https://sites.google.com/site/zenopusarchives/home/modules-and-scenarios/the-sample-dungeon “The Sample Dungeon”] <small>''Zenopus Archives'' <small>(Google sites)</small></small>

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	The prisoner is a girl, Lemunda the Lovely, whose father is a powerful lord in the city above. Lemunda is a good fighter in her own right and carries a concealed dagger in her girdle, but right now she is bound and gagged. She is lying in the bottom of the second boat, not the one occupied by the pirates. Her family would be very grateful to get her back.		The prisoner is a girl, Lemunda the Lovely, whose father is a powerful lord in the city above. Lemunda is a good fighter in her own right and carries a concealed dagger in her girdle, but right now she is bound and gagged. She is lying in the bottom of the second boat, not the one occupied by the pirates. Her family would be very grateful to get her back.

	Lemunda the Lovely		Lemunda the Lovely:
	:S10 I14 W12 C15 D12 C17 Level 2, Hit Dice 2		:S10 I14 W12 C15 D12 C17 Level 2, Hit Dice 2

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	'''''L''''' – Another cave with the river running through it. There is phosphorescent fungus growing on the rocks, so anyone can see without lights. There are east and west entrances on both sides of the river to the sandy beach. The river is only 3–4 feet deep at the center of the channel and can be forded.		'''''L''''' – Another cave with the river running through it. There is phosphorescent fungus growing on the rocks, so anyone can see without lights. There are east and west entrances on both sides of the river to the sandy beach. The river is only 3–4 feet deep at the center of the channel and can be forded.

	There is a giant crab concealed under the sand on the south beach. It will attack anything that moves on either beach. It runs 60 feet in 1 turn, in armor class 3 (plate mail), and takes 2 hit dice (8 hit points). It strikes with its giant claws one at a time as fast as a man. <ins>doing 2–12 points of damage per hit.</ins>		There is a giant crab concealed under the sand on the south beach. It will attack anything that moves on either beach. It runs 60 feet in 1 turn, in armor class 3 (plate mail), and takes 2 hit dice (8 hit points). It strikes with its giant claws one at a time as fast as a man<ins title="Added in the 2nd Edition, November 1978.">, doing 2–12 points of damage per hit</ins>.

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	~~Sample Dungeon~~		==Tower of Zenopus==

			===Dungeons===
			{{hatnote\|{{wp\|John Eric Holmes\|Holmes, John Eric}} (1978) “Sample Dungeon”. ''Dungeons & Dragons: Basic Set'', pp.41–45}}

			:Note: ''Ghost of Saltmarsh'' (2019) identified “Portown” as Saltmarsh. The text below has not been updated.

	Background – 100 years ago the sorcerer Zenopus		Background – 100 years ago the sorcerer Zenopus

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Sample Dungeon

Background — 100 yeors ago the sorcerer Zenopus
built a tower on the low hills overlooking Portown. The
tower was close to the sea cliff west of the town and,
oppropriorely, next door lo the graveyard.

Rumor hos it that the mogic1on mode extensive
cellars and tunnels underneath the tower. The !own is
located on the ruins of a much older city of doubtful
history and Zenopus was so1d to excavate in his cellars
in search of ancient treasures.

Fifty years ago, on o cold wintry night, the wizard's
tower was suddenly engulfed in green flame. Several
of his human servants escaped the holocaust, saying
their most er hod been destroyed by some powerfu I
force he hod unleashed in the depths of the tower.
Needless to soy the lower stood vacant for a while ofter
this, but then the neighbors and the night watchmen
complained that ghostly blue lights appeared in the
windows or night, that ghos1ly screams could be heard
emanating from the tower al all hours, and goblin
figures could be seen dancing on the tower roof in the
moonlight. Finally the authorities hod a catapult rolled
through the streets of the lown and the tower was battered
lo rubble. This slopped the hountlngs but the
townsfolk continue to shμn the ruins. The entrance to
1he old dungeons can be easily located as o flight of
brood stone steps leading down into darkness, but the
few adventurous souls who hove descended into crypts
below the ruin hove either reported only empty stone
corridors or have foiled 10 return al all.

Other magic-users hove moved into the town but
the site of the old tower remains abandoned.
Whispered tales ore 1old of fabulous 1reasure and unspeakable
monsters in the underground passages
below lhe hilltop, and the story tellers ore always
careful to point out lhot the reputed dungeons Ile In
close proximity to lhe foundations of the older, prehuman
city, lo the graveyard, and to 1he sea.

Portown is o small but busy city linking the caravan
routes from the sou1h io the merchant ships that dare
the pirate-infested waters of the Northern Sea. Humans
and non-humans from all over the globe meet here. Al
the Green Dragon Inn, the players of the game 901her
1heir characters for on assault on the fabulous possoge:s
beneath the ruined Wizard' s lower.

The Dungeon Moster should read the background
material above to the assembled players and then let
them decide how they will proceed. Because of the
nature of some of the trops in the dungeon, it is highly
recommended that no one attempt it alone. If only one
player is taking his or her character ,nto the dungeon,
the Dungeon Moster should recommend employing
one or more men-al-arms These non-player chorocters
con then be " rolled up" and hired oui for o shore of the
treasure. The stairway from the surface leads 1wen1yf1ve
feet srraight down and ends in the corridor marked
START on the Dungeon Master's map.

A – This is a large room, 120 ft. X I 00 ft. There ore
doors in the east, west and the south wall. The room is
furnished w ith rough tables and benches and as many
beds as lhere are occupants. The occupants ore goblins.
There ore at least 1hree goblins. The Dungeon Moster
should increose the number of goblins if 1he party of
adventurers 1s a large one – i.e., if more than three are
in the party, hove five goblins, more than five, seven or
eight goblins, etc.

The goblins wear leather armor and carry swords
and daggers. They con each toke one 8-s,ded d,e of
hits minus one point, 1 e. roll a regular hit die, subtract
one – the result is the goblin's hits. If one Is rolled do
not subtract. If half their number is killed, the other(s)
will fry to escape !hrough one of the doors or surrender.
If surrender is accepted the captured goblins will offer
to lead the party to o treasure but will, in reality, try lo
gu,de !hem to one of the dangerous trap rooms and
then run.

There ore small wooden chests under each bed
and several leather socks hanging on pegs along the
wall. Most of the socks contain junk, dirty clothes, old
bones, etc., but two contain coins, 500 silver pieces
eoch. There are several cloaks hanging on pegs and in
o pocket of one cloak there is o magical potion of
growth in o glass viol. One oi the chests contains an additional
2CX>O copper pieces but the chest is boobytrapped
and an opening releoses a cloud of sleep gas
filling an area 6 X 6 X 6 feet. Anyone within this area
who foils to make his saving throw against poison falls
deeply asleep for o number of !urns. The Dungeon
Moster determines the exoc1 number of turns of unconsciousness
by secret roll of o 6-s,ded die, subtracting
a 1 if the character hos a h,gh constitution

B – This is o 50 ft. X 50 ft. room with o north door
and on open door al the south end. The four deep
niches in the walls con be seen from the north doorway
but they are covered with cobwebs and nothing con be
seen within them The room is 1otolly dark and the floor
is covered with on inch of undisturbed dust.
There ore four skeletons in the niches. They do not
attack unless someone advances over ten feet into the
room, then they all rush out and attack until destroyed
or turned away A first level cleric must roll a 7 or more
with two 6-sided dice to turn them and then make a
second roll ta see how many are turned away. Jf
turned, they run out the dooir at the end of the room farthest
from the clenc
There is no treasure in 1h1s room.

C – C is an empty corridor. All corridors in this
dungeon are 10 feet wide end 10 feet high. (The magicuser's
secret corridor (S to F} is 5 feet by 5 feet.)
Remember that at the end of 3 turns a wondering monster
might appear – corridors ore likely places for this
to happen.

D – An almost empty room with a 6 ft. tall stone
statue in the center. There is a door in the middle of
each wall, north, south, eOS1 and west. The statue is
facing the door by which the party 1us1 entered. Doors
lo this room always open from the outside, but or the
some time the statue will rotate on Its base to face the
opening door. Once 11 has been opened, the door starts
ro slowly shut, activated by a powerful spring in the
hinges – 11 will stay open lo allow the party to enter.
The door opens outward into the corridor.
From inside the room all doors are firmly held shut
except the one the statue is feeing – that door can be
easily opened. To open any door, then, the statue must
be rotated on its bose ( It turns easily) until it feces the
door. Then the door opens easily. Doors con not be
forced open, they ore held by the equivalent of o "wizard
lock."

E – Room E is always en empty room. The size of
the rooms and the number of doors is variable, as
shown on the Dungeon Master's map.

F – This is a magic-user's room He is an evil
thoumaturgist (fourth level) who hos been trying to
toke over the dungeon level. The room is 50 ft. by 60
ft. There is o large door in the south wall and a smaller
one in the north wall. The magic-user himself is standing
behind a work table In the southwest corner.
Near him is a second level fighting mon whom he holds
under a charm spell. Actually this man is one of the
smugglers from the sea cove whose curiosity allowed
him lo wander 100 far into the underground.
The fighter is basically neutral but will attack
fiercely on command from the magic-user. Armor class
5 (chainmoll), he carries a magic + I sword. He wears
o jeweled bell (s1olen) with rubles worth 1000 gold
pieces.

S12 110 W9 C13 010 C12 level 2, Hits 11

The thaumaturgist (4th level magic-user) knows six
spells: reod magic, charm person, magic missile,
protection from good {he i~ lawful evil}. wizard lock.
and web. He carries a scroll of levootion. When caught
in this room he will (a) direct the fighter to attack, and
(b) try lo exit through the seaet door behind him While
doing this there is a 50% chance that he will drop the
magic scroll. lf magic is thrown at hlm his saving throw
is be1ter than that of magic-users of the 1hird level, add
+ 1 to his saving throw score

S9 116 W9 ClO D11 C12 Level 4, Hits 9

If he con get out the door he will put o wizard lock on if
and run up the stairs 10 his tower. The rest of room F is
occupied by 3 stone statues of men. They are men
turned to stone by the magic-user with a special wand
which he hos in his tower. He will use the wand on
anybody entering his hideaway.

G – Gloomy. Piles of irocks and rubbish four feel
high cover the floor. There is a door in the center of
every wall except the north
There are 2-8 giant rats in the room. but they ore
hiding In the shadows and nor easily seen .. An elf or a
dwarf might spot them (on a roll of soy 1 or 2 on o sixsided
die). They will ottack ,f the room is entered.
The rats ore armor doss 7 {leather), hove 2 hit
points each, and hove a treasure. Concealed in a moss
of old bones, chewed leather s1rops and bits of armor in
its nest is a belt attached to which Is a silver dagger (50
gold piece value) In a sheath and a bog containing 50
electrum pieces. 11 tokes a turn of careful searching in
the refuse to come up with these things.

H -A room 80 ft. X 50 ft., with doors in the north
and south walls. There is o river running through the
room, 50 ft. wide. It enters and exits through holes in
the east and west wall with less than o foot of air space
over the water. The channel is 10 feet deep and the
current is swift. Anyone falling In will be swept away
unless he hos o strength of 15 or better. Men in metal
armor will sink to the bottom if they foll in. They may be
able to shed their armor (50% chance) in one turn and
get to the surface. The current will deposit anyone
swept away In room K at the end of o turn. Being
dragged under the rock wall between rooms is
dangerous. Anyone with a constitution of 12 or better
will survive unhurt, others run a 50% chance of taking a
die of damage from drowning.
The walls of room H are fitted granite blocks as is
the ceiling 20 feet above. The Dungeon Moster will
hove to evaluate the characters' pttempts to cross. The
floor is also rock, 15 feet wide on each bank and the
drop into the river is sheer.

I – Doors in the north, south and east walls give
entrance to this room. In the center of the room is a
bronze sundial on a low pedestal. Set Into the stone of
the west wall is a bronze mask, about the size of a manhole
cover. The eyes and mouth are shut. Below the
mask, in common language, Is an inscription: "I'll answer
questions, one, no more. I never speak til it be
four."

The magic is activated by shining the light of o
single torch, lantern, etc. on the sundial so the shadow
of the gnomon falls on the Romon numeral IV The
bronze mask then opens Its eyes and soys "Speak, I'll
answer." It will give o reasonable answer to any brief
pertinent question and then say, "I've answered one,
now go away. I will not speak again today."
Since the shadow hos to be held on IV, there is little
chance of triggering the magic occidentally, even by
walking around the sundial with a light.
J -A room 60 by 50 feet. The celling is out of sight
in the darkness but there ore large spider webs In the
comers. There ore doors in the middle of all 4 walls.
A giant spider lurks In the darkness of the roof,
thirty-five feet obove. He will drop on unwary adventurers.
He is armor class 3 (plate moll), has 4 + 4 hit
dice (21 hit po,nts), and his bite causes 2-8 points of
damage and is poisonous

If the party enters and does not see the spider, the
monster will select o victim (by random number assignment
of some sort) and try to drop on top of him.
If the spider makes his first hit he has dropped on
the character and knocked him down. If he misses he
lands beside the victim on the floor and the bottle
proceeds from there. If the spider gets a knock-down it
Is o surprise (naturally), and the spider gets the next
blow. The character knocked down makes his fits! hit
with o -2 off his roll, ofter that he hits normally. There is
no treasure in this room, but a + 1 dagger is lmbedded
in the spider's body (evldentally a souvenir from some
previous battle); it can be found only if the beast is cut
open.

IC – A cavern, about 10 feet high, Irregularly
shaped, with the river running through it. There Is a
shallow beach where flotsam from the river is
deposited. There is on exit to the west. The cove is completely
dork, characters without lights or infrovlsion will
hove lo feel their way our. ·

L – Another cove with the river running through It.
There Is phosphorescent fungus growing on the rocks,
so anyone con see without l ights. There ore east and
west entrances on both sides of the river to the sandy
beach. The river is only ~ feet deep at the center of
the channel and con be forded.

There is a giant crab concealed under the sand on
the south beach. It will attack anything thot moves on
either beach. It runs 60 feet In 1 tum, in armor class 3
(plate moil), and tokes 2 hit d ice (8 hit points). II strikes
with ils giant claws one at a time as fast as a man, doing
2-12 points of damage per hit.

M – A large sea cave with entrances to the north
and south. There is a sandy beach, on which ore drown
up two row-boats. The entrance to the sea Is to the west
about 500 feet. If it is day up above, the cove will be
dimly illuminated by sunlight coming through the tunnel.
If it is night, torches in the hands of the occupants
w ill shed o dim glow.
The cove Is used by smugglers and pirates. There
ore four pirates present now, sitting In one of the boots,
talking. They ore normal men (1 6-sided hit die ), armor
class 7, and ore armed with cutlasses. (At the Dungeon
Master's discretion he may increase the number of pirates.)
Each pirate carries 2-12 gold pieces In his purse
(roll 2 6-sided dice). The pirates use the cove to hide
treasure and there are chests in the f irst boot and o
prisoner in the second boat. Every turn there is o 25o/o
chance of another boatload of 2-5 pirates rowing In.
The prisoner is o girl, Lemundc the Lovely, whose
father is a powerful lord in the city above. lemundo is o
good fighter in her own right and carries o concealed
dagger in her girdle, but right now she is bound and
gagged. She Is lying In the bottom of the second boat,
not the one occupied by the pirates. Her family would
be very grateful to get her bock.
Lemunda the lovely:

S10 114 W12 C15 012 C17 Level 2, Hit0ice2

The treasure is in two chests In the first boot. One
chest contains 2000 silver pieces, the other 1000 electrum
pieces and 12 gems each worth 100 gold pieces.
Exit from the underground can be mode by rowing
out to the sea, although there is o posslblltry of meeting
another boat coming In. There is a large octopus ot the
bottom of the sea cave, 3 hit dice (16 hit points), armor
class 7 (leather), which w ill arrack boats. The pirates
always throw the monster a large fish or the body of
one of their victims and so ii does not attack their boars.
If the octopus makes o " hit" w ith a tentacle it will nor
do any damage Immediately but will pull the victim
overboard and try to drown him. See H for more information
about drowning; assume that all characters
know how lo swim. The octopus gets 6 attacks per
melee roundl

N – This large room – 120 feet by 70 feet – is
port of the catacombs of the city. The north wall hos
caved in and there ore doors only at the east and west
ends of the tomb. Ten stone sarcophagi ore scattered
about, four empty with the tops off. Six, however, are
closed. If the adventurers open one, roll a die to see
which they hove chosen.

#1 contains only moldering bones but releases o
cloud of noxious gas whrch renders unconscious
anyone within 3 feet unless they make their saving
throw against poison. Unconsciousness lasts 1 to 6 turns,
depending on the Dungeon Master's die roll.

#2 contains a partially clothed skeleton which
holds a jeweled dagger in the bony hands folded
across ilS chest. If the dagger is removed it will flash
away into the air, turn and attack the one who touched
it. It strikes as a l hit die monster and will continue to
attack un1il ii draws blood, doing 1 die of damage, or its
intended viclim runs from the room. It will then return
to the coffin with its owner. The dancing dagger is hard
to hil – armor class 3 – and if hit It falls to the floor
and remains motionless for 3 melee rounds and then
takes up the attack again! Putting ii back in the sarcophagus
will stop the attacks of course.
113 skelerol form wears rings and a coronet worth
300 gold pieces.

#4 skeletal form wears jewelry worth 900 gold
pieces
115 animated skeleton (7 hit points), armor doss 7,
is armed with a curved scim,tor. It will attack as soon as
the lid is removed.
/16 skeletal form in chainmoil holds a magic sword
+ 1. Any warrior-type drawing it from the scabbard will
feel the surge of magical power ii gives.
When the party enters the room there is a 50%
chance o giant rat will burst through the loose dirt al the
north end of the room ond attack. Armor class 7, 4 hit
points. Al the end of each turn or each 10 melee
rounds there is another 50% chance that a rot will enter
from the tunnels. The rots will not, however, leave
room N except to go bock ta the runnels.
The sarcophagus lids are heavy. Four or more men
can lift them off, one man would hove to slide the lid
off, and this would take 1 turn. Thus ii will toke several
turns to get them all open ond the rots are pretty sure to
show up.

P – This room is 50 by 80 feet and hos doors In all
four walls. II contains two ghouls and some smashed
coffins. The ghouls ore armor class 6, and if they score o
hit they can paralyze their opponent (unless he is an
elf). They con toke 2 hit dice ( 11, 9 hit points respectively)
The coffins contain, in oddillon to Indescribable
odds and ends, 50 platinum pieces and 5 gems each
worth l O gold pieces.

The east door leads to a short dirt tunnel which
ends blindly under the cemetery.

RT- Rot tunnels. They ore only 3 feel in diameter,
round and dug through the soff earth of the cemetery.
A man could crawl through them, but ii should be
hard for him to fight (a -2 from his attack die roll). A
halfling or dwart would be at no particular disadvantage.
Every 100 feet there is a 50% chance of meeting
a rot, every 200 feet o 50% chance of coming on 5
gold pieces. The tunnels form on endless maze and
there is no end lo the rots. The tunnels intersect the
dungeons at the northernmost corridor and at room N.
Rots ore described under room N
S – Spiral Staircase. The spiral staircase begins ot
floor level 01 the north wall ond winds around up to the
roof 25 feet above, making 1 full turn. The stair ends in
o closed trap door in the ceiling, leading up to room S1
The room contains a giant snake, armor class 6
( leofher and shield), 2 hit dice ( 13 hit points), and
moves 100 feet per turn.

There ore two visible doors at ground level, north
and south as well as the trap doors in the ceiling. There
is a secret door under the stairs, opened by pressing a
hidden catch.

SI – Ground floor of the magician's tower, entered
through the trap door in the floor. There is a door
to the north and a spiral stair leading up, just like the
one in the room below, ending in a trap door in the
ceiling. The door to the stree, outside and the trap in the
ceiling ore both open. There ore a fireplace, cooking
utensils and a few choirs. The room is unoccupied. The
trap door above leads lo room S2.

S2 – Just above S1 and shaped the some, also with
a spiral stair leading to the roof, trap door closed. No
doors, but narrow (2 foot wide), toll windows in each
wall. This is the wizard's study, and here he hos his two
gion1 volumes of magic spells, table, lamps, chemicals,
skulls, loose pages of parchment, mystic designs on the
floor, etc.

Against the south wall there is on ope in on iron
cage. The key is in the lock of the cage door. The ope is
2 hit die and is armor class 7 ( leather), ond will attack.
os soon os he gets out – he hates the cage and hos
been waiting to get even. If the magic-user opens the
cage there ls o 25% chance the ope will attack him. If
anyone else opens the coge, the ope will attack
someone in the room and then try to escape through o
window, down the side of the tower and off through
the city streets.

The magic-user keeps his wand of petrifaction
(turns flesh to stone if he makes o hit with it) hidden in
a secret comportment of the table (only 5% chance of
locating this comportment). Hidden among the undecipherable
parchment notes on the table is a scroll
which reverses the wand effect, but only for 1 person
and only once.

The magic-user himself is described in room F. If
he is not in room F he will be found here.
By the time the adventurers hove worked their way
through this, the Dungeon Moster will probably have
lots of ideas of his or her own to try out. Design your
own dungeon or dig new passages and levels in this
one. What lies in the (undiscovered) deeper levels
where Zenopus met his doom? Do the pirates hove
other treasure troves hidden in the sea coves? What
inhuman rites ore practiced deep in the ghoul haunted
passages beneath the graveyard? What ore the townspeople
going to do when they discover that our friends
ore tampering with Things Better Len Alone?