If this save is failed more than once in a row, creatures that fail the save also gain one level of exhaustion on each consecutive failed save. Parasitic Insects - The courtyard is overrun with the incessant buzzing of parasitic insects that use the stagnant waters as a breeding ground, with even more bloodsuckers lurking in the reeds and waters of the marsh.Įvery 30 minutes, creatures other that bloodsuckers in the courtyard must succeed on a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or suffer 1d4 piercing damage.
Creatures attempting to hide in the water gain advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks. The marshwater of the courtyard counts as difficult terrain for creatures without a swimming speed, and varies in depth from 1 feet to 6 feet or more. Marshwater - Off the paths of the courtyard, the dilapidated gardens have decayed into pools and channels of blood-soaked stagnant mire.This post is especially long, so most of it is going to be hidden under the cut, and I won’t go so in-depth on the design process on this post. This week, I’m looking at how to turn the marshy gardens and courtyard setting of the Crimson Court into dungeons for D&D. Soaked and sinking, these stone terraces and sprawling gardens are the site of long forgotten revelry…and well remembered regret.
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