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Macabre Escape

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At the edge of this forlorn place we located an immaculate row home. Once a wealthy family lived there which committed damnable sacrifices. The choking mists forced us inside this sorrowful and malevolent estate. Within we found a life of luxury twisted with unsettling madness. This sentient abode tormented us until we found a way to depart its corrupted halls. The antiquity of the evil in that place seeped into our dreams. After some time we steeled ourselves for those waking night terrors. Unfortunately, the wrathful abode was not done haunting us. As if swallowed by a morbid oubliette, we have returned. I fear our prayers will go unanswered inside the macabre escape tunnel of the Death House…

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Macabre Escape is a short adventure which returns the PCs to the Death House. It can also be used as an addition to the original Death House adventure. As a living entity, the Death House revels in the torment of both the living and the dead. It has many secrets still yet discovered, one of which is the original escape tunnel built by the Durst family.

This scenario has enough material for a complete four to six hour game session. Although designed with level 3-4 characters in mind, the Macabre Escape can be tweaked to accommodate higher level groups.

The door is open … What are you afraid of?

Macabre Escape is written by Grand DM, regular RPG blogger at Ultanya.com and author of Tales from the Game Tavern and Gonzo Con.

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June 19th, 2016
Excellent ideas and encounters to spook players. My players already hated the Death House, so this little trip back was especially fun. I took the suggestion in the dark section to have all of my players keep their eyes closed. It freaked them out! A [...]
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May 11th, 2016
This spooked a few people I play with out quite a bit. I'm sure our candlelight and mood music just added to the whole experience. I liked the Gothic feel mixed with supernatural horror. I would NOT run this as written with less then five players. As [...]
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May 6th, 2016
This was a bit linear in terms of progression but we are dealing with an escape tunnel. Because of that I gave the adventure a pass. I agree with the others that some of the adversaries are quite nasty for a low level party. The only thing really missi [...]
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May 5th, 2016
This is brutal lol. Page eight is my favorite part of the entire adventure. That concept is something I will probably steal for other encounters. What a good little horror trek. [...]
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May 5th, 2016
Disclaimer: I have read the entire adventure, but have have not run my group through it yet. Unlike the Death House, there is no down time and the players are dumped right into the action. It seems a bit hard on the surface for the advertised character [...]
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