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    Nightwick Abbey Geomorphs

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    The dungeons of Nightwick Abbey are made up of 12 modular tile-like areas called geomorphs. The geomorphs can rearrange when certain actions upset the Abbey. There is a chance that 1-2 geomorphs will switch places, 1 geomorph will push other geomorphs over, or 1 geomorph will rotate. These rearrangements are determined by rolling dice. Certain monsters can treat their home geomorph as bordering the current one to sneak attack or escape the party.

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    The dungeons of Nightwick Abbey are made up of 12 modular tile-like areas called geomorphs. The geomorphs can rearrange when certain actions upset the Abbey. There is a chance that 1-2 geomorphs will switch places, 1 geomorph will push other geomorphs over, or 1 geomorph will rotate. These rearrangements are determined by rolling dice. Certain monsters can treat their home geomorph as bordering the current one to sneak attack or escape the party.

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    The dungeons of Nightwick Abbey are made up of 12 modular tile-like areas called geomorphs. The geomorphs can rearrange when certain actions upset the Abbey. There is a chance that 1-2 geomorphs will switch places, 1 geomorph will push other geomorphs over, or 1 geomorph will rotate. These rearrangements are determined by rolling dice. Certain monsters can treat their home geomorph as bordering the current one to sneak attack or escape the party.

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    Nightwick Abbey Geomorphs

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    Samuel Smallman
    The dungeons of Nightwick Abbey are made up of 12 modular tile-like areas called geomorphs. The geomorphs can rearrange when certain actions upset the Abbey. There is a chance that 1-2 geomorphs will switch places, 1 geomorph will push other geomorphs over, or 1 geomorph will rotate. These rearrangements are determined by rolling dice. Certain monsters can treat their home geomorph as bordering the current one to sneak attack or escape the party.

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    GEOMORPHS

    The dungeons of Nightwick Abbey are comprised of multiple 100 ft by 100 ft


    squares, called geomorphs. Typically, there are 12 geomorphs in a level, but Level 2 is
    an exception, with two separate levels (2a and 2b) of 6 geomorphs each.
    The geomorphs represent the living nature
    fig 1. — switching
    of Nightwick Abbey. Whenever the party takes
    an action that would displease the Abbey —
    turning undead, casting a clerical spell, spilling
    holy water on it — roll a d6. The chance of 1 2 3 4
    a shift occurring is equal to the level of the 5 12
    7 8
    dungeon on that d6. For example, if the party
    9 11
    stabs a silver cross into the wall on level 2a, there is
    a 2 in 6 chance the abbey will move. 6
    The geomorphs can move in one of three
    ways. To determine which way it moves, roll
    a d6. 1 4
    yyOn a 1-2, two geomorphs on the level 5 12 7 8
    are switched. Roll a d12 for levels 1 and
    3 and a d6 for levels 2a and 2b twice to 9 10 11 6
    determine which geomorphs are affected.
    yyOn a 3-4, a geomorph is pushed, meaning fig 2. — pushing
    every geomorph in line with it moves over
    one space. Roll a d12 (or a d6 on Level
    2) to determine the affected geomorph 1 3 4
    and then a d4 to determine from which
    5 2 7 8
    direction it is pushed. Geomorphs which
    are pushed “outside” the level are re- 9 6 11 12
    inserted at the other end of the row or
    column they were pushed out of. 10
    yyOn a 5-6 a geomorph rotates. Roll a d12 or
    a d6 to determine the affected geomorph and
    then a d3 to determine how many times it
    rotates. Rotation is always counterclockwise. 1 10 3 4
    Certain monsters within the abbey have a “home” 5 2 7 8
    geomorph. When moving between geomorph 9 6 11 12
    boundaries, they may always treat their home
    geomorph as though it borders the one they are
    currently in. This can cause monsters to suddenly fig 3. — rotating
    disappear if the party is in pursuit, or allow for
    unexpected flanking maneuvers.
    1 2 3 4
    5 8
    6
    9 10 11 12

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