$55.00Act 2: Undergrowth Birth of the Blight Root

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    Act 2: Undergrowth Birth of the Blight Root Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKPh1CemELA  Includes: Blight Root Creatures Root Floors Jericho Walls System [walls are under floor Multi-Level Terrain Root Pillars Sanctuary Floors Sanctuary Accesories   Backstory  The story begins with the Ironwood forest once an enchanted place and of good nature.  However years have passed from that time and the forest fell into corruption.  Good folks avoided the forest and word came that vile creatures roamed unchecked.   It was told that even a hag had took up residence their.  Our adventures were given the task by Lord Leordric to explore the Corrupted Forest [Act 1] and find the source of corruption.  After dispatching many creatures and eliminating the hag they interviewed a band of outlawed cultist.  A spooked cultist told the party the forest was corrupted at its roots and spoke of an ancient cave entrance. The party searched for the mouth of an ancient cave and entered the Undergrowth [Act 2].  This ancient cave system was once the sanctuary of the N'hash, an ancient reptilian people that deceived mankind and creatures of good nature.  Now, below the forest well into the root system the adventurers battled the cultist and their newly birthed creatures called the Blight Root.  However this was not the source of corruption and the party ventured much deeper. This is when the adventurers entered a fungus domain deep below the surface. They discovered Lolit the Mycelium Kingdom [Act 3].  The Ancient Mycelium Queen summoned the adventurers and it was made known to them that the Govlins have been harvesting a certain fungi to enhance their viciousness.  It was at that moment the party was made aware that the Govilins were at war with the Dark Elves.  The farming of this fungi by the Govlins seems to have compromised the relationship between the roots and mycelium. Meanwhile, a second party now drifting down the banks of M'eerie Lake [Act 4] where the corruption has spread throughout the wetlands.  M'eerie lake has always been used as a place of trial.  Trial by ordeal to be more specific.  Folks found guilty by the Temple Priesthood as written in the Law must survive a Trial by Ordeal to prove their alleged innocence.  The native Kaipress trees standing in the bitter waters are somber shadows of death itself.   Sounds of the wetland send shivers of terror down the spine of anyone in the region.  Even a band of skillful warriors must carefully navigate though the Bitter Waters or risk being devour in a slow putrid death.    The first party of adventurers now enter into the Chasm of the Govlin King [Act 5]......