Fantasy Grounds - B05: To Catch A Serpent
To Catch A Serpent is a five-session campaign for four to six 10th level PCs.
The portside city of Tawwa is under attack from within! The PCs find themselves waylaid in the harbor of the busy port city as the government has begun to fall into chaos - a dozen city officials have been murdered over the last month, and the attacks show no sign of stopping. The mayor is panicking, and the harbor has all but stopped. The party has to unravel the mystery, searching the city above and below to find this killer before they strike again!
Also included in "To Catch A Serpent" :
Razorpoint Claws, an exciting new weapon for unarmed fighters and monstrous adventurersThe Power of an Oath - a new set of rules for securing the services of an outsiderA new monster, the rock-devouring AurspeilyA new city on the river, Tawwa, a perfect place to stop and refuel before setting sail for adventureMaps by three time ENnie Award winning cartographer Todd Gamble Adapted for Fantasy Grounds by: Trevor Armstrong 
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This adventure is compatible with both the standard and Ultimate versions of the Fantasy Grounds 4.0 software.
Razorpoint Claws: (An Unarmed Option for Escaping from Deadly Combat)
A new weapon for unarmed fighters and monstrous adventurers, the Razorpoint Claws is an in-world firearm with the following stats:
Breaks on hit
Drops on creature (1d12 + 1)
Breaks on critical hit
Power (1d8)
Range 10
While unarmed and targeting a single creature, if a critical hit is rolled, the target takes damage and drops the weapon. There are no prerequisites for using the weapon, and the weapon does not need to be concealed.
After a critical hit is rolled, the weapon can be retrieved by a creature from a distance away in an action. A creature can also attempt to retrieve the weapon after it has failed to make a successful break check. The target of a Razorpoint Claws cannot resist the attempt to acquire the weapon as long as the target has enough action points remaining. The target can use an action to attempt to break the weapon, make a successful check, or receive the drop. A weapon belonging to someone other than the target can also attempt to acquire the weapon, but cannot attempt to use their action to attempt to break the weapon.
Note: There is a chance that a broken weapon could cause the following effects:
Creatures who are friendly with the target creature can attempt to heal them with an action that they fail by 5 or less.
Creatures who are friendly with the target creature can attempt to shield them with a move action that they fail by 5 or less.
The Razorpoint Claws is designed to be used in conjunction with an existing set of unarmed weapons.
Power of an Oath: (New Way to Hire Outsiders)
A new set of rules for securing the services of an outsider. A creature with the Power of an Oath can offer to hire an ally to fight alongside them, assist them in furthering their own interests, or take their place in combat.
An ally for hire can be recruited into the character's party, given the Fighter Proficiency feat, and accompany the party in the event that they choose to conduct a campaign with PC-only encounters.  The ally can be equipped with whatever weapons are appropriate for the ally's race and ability score combination.
A creature can hold multiple powers, and can have each of these powers at its disposal at once.
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Game Information:B05: To Catch a Serpent is an adventure for four to six 10th level PCs that includes four new modules written to be 5th Edition compatible. This module is adventure for two or three PCs that are going after a big bounty or a small one.The Power of an OathB05: To Catch a Serpent by Lore of the Labrynth is available for download here.1) Brief Game DescriptionB05: To Catch a Serpent is a 5th Edition compatible adventure for 4th level to 10th level characters, or in the case of two players, two characters that can be 5th level.This adventure takes the players to the portside city of Tawwa where the mayor is trying to quell a brewing rebellion, and the players have to fight to survive and find the real killer.Characters starting in B05: To Catch a Serpent can choose to begin play at Tawwa in the middle of the political upheaval, or the adventure could begin with the characters at sea as they sail the Amber Coast and then look for the crimes to start investigating. The adventure begins in a few days as a pilot boat from Tawwa docks at the Amber Port, and the players jump at the opportunity to try their skills in a new land and to get back in the game. The adventure begins when the character's gear is unloaded, and they begin to look around the docks and streets of Tawwa. The players can quickly gather clues, send off representatives to search the city, and start combing the city for clues. That could be on the docks of Tawwa looking for anything that could help with their investigation, the dockmaster, or any one of the dockworkers. The players could also have a number of moles in the city reporting back to them, and their own "private eye" who also could be scouring the city looking for clues. They could be looking for anything that could be useful. You can drop out of the adventure at any time, and return later when the ship docks again and your characters are ready to continue.The game play begins with the players dropping off at the docks and then doing some searching around to see if they can find anything useful in Tawwa. At the docks the players will be able to choose what ship they are going to board, so each player can have a different set of reasons for investigating the port. A particular player could be thinking they can find an information broker who can tell them what to do or where to go. Another player could

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