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THE PHANTOM TRAIN

Written by Peter J. Schroeder

Additional writing and ideas by Hal GreenbergLayout and Editing: Peter J. Schroeder

DESIGA!I" "# P$"D%&! IDE!I!': The game name Castles & Crusades, the campaign setting name Bluffside, and the NPC Walnd.

DESIGA!I" "# "PE GA(E &"!E!: All other text.


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ABLE OF CON EN S

IN RODUC ION 1

NO ES FOR CK 1

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CAR #1: CABOOSE 2

CAR #2: BAGGAGE CAR 2

CAR #3: PASSENGER CAR 2





CAR #8: DINING CAR 2

CAR #9: SLEEPING CAR 2

CAR #9B: SLEEPING UAR ERS 2

CAR #1!: SLEEPING CAR 3

CAR #1!B: SLEEPING UAR ERS 3










CAR #18: ENGINE CAR 4

LOCOMO I"E 4

APPENDI 1: MONS ERS 5

HAUN 5

HAUN $ POL ERGEIS 5

SKELE ON$ ANIMAL 5

APPENDI 2: SPELLS 7

GORGE 7

GREASE 7

IRRESIS IBLE DANCE 7


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IN RODUC ION

When our loved ones pass on, it is sometimes difficult for them to find their way to

the afterlife. It is for this reason that the Phantom Train exist. It carries the lost to

their final destination. The few that know of it's existence, do not know where it

comes from. The train itself does not know this either., it has always existed. The

train is neither good nor evil, it's sole motivation is completing it's task.

Your group of friends and family are working your way ack to !luffside after a

weekend adventure, all of you are new to this and en"oy the time to go out and

make a name for yourself, as you eat y the camp fire a think fog rolls in, Who is

going to take the first watch#

$s the others lay down and the first watch volunteer is trying to keep an eye out

for anything suspicious, he hears a deep guttural rattle. Walking to see where the

noise is coming from, he trips over a mound in the dirt. $t closer inspection the

mound reveals a corpse, rutality murdered. $s he gets up to wake the others

tracks start forming on the ground in front of him. They look like ice or fog and

give off a faint glow, he runs ack and wakes his companions. %ooking at where

the tracks came from, the noise gets louder, you see a faint light, you prepare for

the worst and the noise and light get more intense.

NO ES FOR CK

The living is not allowed to arrive where the train stops. The PCs have

hour to defeat the train. !f the" do not succeed the" all die and #ecome

s$eletons #ound to the train. There is no chance of ressurection even if a

wish spell is used. The hour is not in realtime, it is in game time which would

#e % rounds.

All e'uipment is stripped from the PCs when accidentil" #oarding the train.(ver"thing #ut magic items can #e refound in the #aggage room.

The windows on the train are #rea$a#le with a strength chec$ C) *. !f a

window is #ro$en it creates a vacuum and will suc$ the PCs out of the train

and into the void where the" will #e stuc$ forever. (ach PC is allowed a

dexterit" chec$ to prevent #eing suc$ed out the window #" gra##ing on to

something near#". +exterit" chec$s must #e made each round till the PCs

move to the next room and close the door.

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CAR #1: CABOOSE

The Party wakes up in a &() room with all their e*uipment stripped. The walls

are made of steel and show signs of rust. The floor under you seems to e ouncing

up and down. %eaning on the northern wall is a skeleton clutching a note see

note on previous page-. You may e thinking how cliche, ut after you read the

note that will no longer e what is on your mind.

There is a door to the west.

CAR #2: BAGGAGE CAR

This room is filled with traveling #ags and #oxes. The walls are and floors are

made of wood. anging on the walls are various sort of weaponr". !f the PCs

search the luggage, the" will find various sorts of armor.

There are doors to the east and west.

CAR #3: PASSENGER CAR

There are ten rows of doule seats on each side of the room with a window next to

each seat. $ lue cotton carpet lays stretched out threw the center of the room. In

the seats are ghostly passengers. $s the party walks y they stare lankly at them.The don't look to e hostile.

/ixed upon the ghosts are * s$eletons with hooded ro#es that will 0ump out

and attac$ the PCs right #efore the" reach the west door. !t is not

recommended that the part" attac$s the ghosts, as the" are + monsters.

!f one is attac$ed d% more will assist the attac$ed ghost.


)* S+eleton: This neutral creature+s vital stats are - (d(, $/ (0, P 1. Its

primary attriutes are physical. It attacks with a longsword for (d1 points of

damage.-




the seats are ghostly passengers. $s the party walks y they stare lankly at them.

The don't look to e hostile.

/ixed upon the ghosts are 1 fresh 2om#ies that will 0ump out and attac$ the

PCs right #efore the" reach the west door. !t is not recommended that the

part" attac$s the ghosts, as the" are + monsters. !f one is attac$ed d%

more will assist the attac$ed ghost.


,* -obie: This neutral creature+s vital stats are - d1, $/ (, P (). Its

primary attriutes are physical. It attacks with a slam for (d1 points of damage.

They are slow, always acting last each round.-






!t is not recommended that the part" attac$s the ghosts, as the" are +

monsters. !f one is attac$ed d% more will assist the attac$ed ghost.







/ixed upon the ghosts are * s$eletons with hooded ro#es that will 0ump outand attac$ the PCs right #efore the" reach the west door. !t is not

recommended that the part" attac$s the ghosts, as the" are + monsters





damage.-






/ixed upon the ghosts are 1 fresh 2om#ies that will 0ump out and attac$ the

PCs right #efore the" reach the west door. !t is not recommended that the

part" attac$s the ghosts, as the" are + monsters. !f one is attac$ed d%

more will assist the attac$ed ghost.


,* -obie: This neutral creature+s vital stats are - d1, $/ (, P (). Its

primary attriutes are physical. It attacks with a slam for (d1 points of damage.

They are slow, always acting last each round.-

CAR #8: DINING CAR

2pon entering the room, music can e heard at an acceptale level coming from a

device in the corner of the room. 2nlike the previous rooms, the P/s feel safe andcontent here. In the center of the room is a large dining tale sitting on an ornate

green carpet. $ fully cooked turkey sits in the middle of the tale ready to e

carved along with corn, loafs of read, ottles of wine and miscellaneous fruits and

vegetales.

3pon entering this room, ever" part" mem#er must roll a wisdo sa/ing

throw or #e effected #" irresistile dance for * rounds.

!f the part" decides to eat the food, the" must ma$e a wisdo sa/ing throw

or #e effected #" the spell gorge see $ppendix 3 4pells-. !f the" pass the

saving throw the food will heal all damage that the" have received including

an" diseases, curses, or level drains. !f further helpings are consumed, no

effects ta$e place. !f an"thing in the room is destro"ed #" the PCs a ghost

waiter will appear and attac$ the PCs.


CAR #9: SLEEPING CAR

$ hallway stretches east to west with a room located to the north. 5loral painting

hang on the walls, along with removale candles.

There are doors to the north, south, east, and west.

CAR #9B: SLEEPING UAR ERS

This room is lined with three narrow rows of unk eds. There is not much room

to move around in here. There is a large trunk on the south wall containing

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various articles of clothing.

There is a door to the south.

CAR #1!: SLEEPING CAR

$ hallway stretches east to west with a room located to the north. 5loral painting

hang on the walls, along with removale candles.

There is a poltergeist haunting the hallwa" see $ppendix (3 6onsters-. !t will

follow and attac$ the part" up to the engine car. !f the part" moves #ac$

east, it will follow up to the dining car. The poltergeist attac$ #" throwing

o#0ects at the PCs each round causing point of damage. The PCs get adexterit" chec$ to avoid the damage. The poltergeist cannot #e $illed it

resides within the walls of the train itself.

There are doors to the north, south, east, and west.

CAR #1!B: SLEEPING UAR ERS

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Two 4$eleton +ogs come fl"ing out the door and immediatel" attac$ the

PCs.

This room is lined with three narrow rows of unk eds. There is not much room

to move around in here. There is a large trunk on the south wall containing

various articles of clothing.


0* Anial S+eleton1Dog2: This neutral creature+s vital stats are - (d&,

$/ (, P :. Its primary attriutes are physical. It attacks with claws or ite

for (d; points of damage.-


!efore entering the room completely the P/s notice that there is no floor. Where

the floor should e is void space. There are ten rows of doule seats on each side of

the room with a window next to each seat. In the seats are ghostly passengers. $s

the party makes their way y they stare lankly at them. The don't look to e

hostile.



Although there is no floor, the room can #e crossed as if there is one. The

PCs can choose to wal$ over it or the" can hop across the vacant seats. A

dexterit" chec$ is re'uired for each seat hopped. !f a PC fails the dexterit"

the" fall on to a sitting ghost, causing the ghost to #ecome angr" and attac$.







/ixed upon the ghosts are * s$eletons with hooded ro#es that will 0ump outand attac$ the PCs right #efore the" reach the west door. !t is not

recommended that the part" attac$s the ghosts, as the" are + monsters.





damage.-






/ixed upon the ghosts are * s$eletons with hooded ro#es that will 0ump out

and attac$ the PCs right #efore the" reach the west door. !t is not

recommended that the part" attac$s the ghosts, as the" are + monsters





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scurrying across the floor.

There are doors to the north, south, east, and west. The door to the west is

loc$ed. !f the PCs inspect the walls the" will find 1 levers on #oth the north

and the south wall. All the levers must #e pulled simultaneousl" to open the

loc$ed door. !f the part" does not contain enough mem#ers to pull all the

levers, the" can approach Walnd and he will come out to pull a lever. The

part" can also wal$ #ac$ to /ar =(: and as$ the smiling ghost to come #ac$

with them and pull a lever.

)* Anial S+eleton1$at2: This neutral creature+s vital stats are - (d&, $/

(, P (. Its primary attriutes are physical. It attacks with claws or ite for

(d; points of damage.-

CAR #17B: SLEEPING UAR ERS

This room appears to e for someone of great importance. $ single ornamental ed

resides on the west wall which contains a resting human. $ small furnace is

located on the northern wall elow a window. To the south is a ookshelf lined

with classic literature, and to the east is a tale with a royal purple tale cloth with

gold trim.

The resting human is Walnd. e fought his way this far solo and is resting from his

wounds. Waldn's current P is at 0). e will answer any of the P/s *uestions

aout the train ut will not "oin their party. e purposely oarded the train hoping

to defeat the train into sumission, forcing it to drop him off to his home plane.


Walnd: e is a *th level fighter, chaotic5neutral, human. is vital stats are

d67 +, * P, AC 7 6 +(8, 69 full chain suit-, /: 1 ft.

is primar" attri#utes are strength, constitution, charisma. is attri#utes

are strength 79; manual of gainful exercise 6%-, dexterit" *, constitution


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APPENDI 1: MONS ERS

HAUN

". E&"%!E$ED:

SI-E: /edium

HD: * d


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twice for d9 or #ite for d9. Fuadrupedal creatures will mainl" use the two5

claw attac$, while avian and inverte#rate creatures will rel" on the #ite. !n

all things, the @/ should #e the final ad0udicator in the t"pe of attac$ for

unusual creatures.

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APPENDI 2: SPELLS

GORGE

LE3EL: Wi2ard <

&AS!IG !I(E:

$AGE: Touch

D%$A!I": 7d% rounds

SA3IG !H$"W: Wisdom negates

SPELL $ESIS!A&E: Ges

&"(P"E!S: :

This spell causes the target to eat uncontrolla#l". The victim will

continuousl" eat until the spells duration expires. !f there is no food

availa#le, the victim will eat an"thing around them, dirt, cloths, etc. A

wisdo sa/ing throw is allowed each round of the spells effect to stop the

eating. !f the victim does not pass a saving throw #" the end of the spells

duration, the victims stomach explodes and the victim dies.

GREASE

LE3EL: Wi2ard

&AS!IG !I(E:

$AGE: 7* ft.6* ft.E lvl.

D%$A!I": rd.Elvl

SA3IG !H$"W: +exterit" partialSPELL $ESIS!A&E: No

&"(P"E!S: :, 4, /

With the utterance of the arcane tongue, this spell fills a ft. #" ft. area

with a slim" slipper" grease. The summoned grease ma$es $eeping oneHs

footing almost impossi#le and re'uires an" #eings on foot attempting to pass

through the area to ma$e a de*terity sa/ing throw to avoid losing their

footing or falling. !ndividuals ma$ing their saving throw ma" onl" move at

half speed.

Alternatel" the spell ma" #e cast on a single o#0ect, such as a sword, wand,

staff or other such weapon, ma$ing the o#0ect impossi#le to hold onto unless

a successful de*terity sa/ing throw is made. A successful 4ave must #e

made each round in order to efficientl" wield the greased weapon or held

item.

The material spell component for this spell is a pinch of lard or a slice of

fatt" undercoo$ed #acon.

IRRESISTIBLE DANCE

LE3EL: Wi2ard <

&AS!IG !I(E:

$AGE: Touch

D%$A!I": d96 rounds

SA3IG !H$"W: None

SPELL $ESIS!A&E: Ges

&"(P"E!S: :

The living su#0ect feels an undenia#le urge to dance and #egins doing so,

complete with foot shuffling and tapping. The spell effect ma$es itimpossi#le for the su#0ect to do an"thing other than caper and prance in

place. The effect imposes a 59 penalt" to Armor Class and a 5 penalt" on

dexterit" saving throws, and it negates an" AC #onus granted #" a shield the

target holds.

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