Editing GM:It Came From Kiston

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== Scavenging Table ==
Early on, the campaign's priority was survival on a mysterious island, and the following basic crafting systems were implemented for use in sessions 1-3. Depending on the success of a Survival check, the players could roll up to 4d10 and check this table. 
{| class="wikitable"
|(1-4)d10
|Item
|Uses
|-
|1
|Sand
|Useless
|-
|2
|Fertile Soil
|Food
|-
|3
|Dirt
|Structure
|-
|4
|Flower
|$$$$
|-
|5
|Feather
|$$$$
|-
|6
|Berries
|Food
|-
|7
|Rocks
|Structure
|-
|8
|Shell
|Weapon
|-
|9
|Ash
|Fire
|-
|10
|Butterfly
|$$$$
|-
|11
|Charcoal
|Structure
|-
|12
|Salt
|Food
|-
|13
|Tall Grass
|Rope
|-
|14
|Reeds
|Rope
|-
|15
|Clay
|adhesive
|-
|16
|Thick Branches
|Structure
|-
|17
|Flint
|Fire
|-
|18
|Fern Foliage
|Structure
|-
|19
|Mushroom
|Food
|-
|20
|Manure
|adhesive
|-
|21
|Sapling
|Rope
|-
|22
|Nuts
|Food
|-
|23
|Egg
|Food
|-
|24
|Spider Web
|adhesive
|-
|25
|Carrot
|Food
|-
|26
|Durian
|Food
|-
|27
|Vines
|Rope
|-
|28
|Seaweed
|Rope
|-
|29
|Bones
|Structure
|-
|30
|Eggplant
|Food
|-
|31
|Claw
|Weapon
|-
|32
|Birds Nest (empty)
|Rope
|-
|33
|Seeds
|Food
|-
|34
|Mango
|Food
|-
|35
|Gold Nugget
|$$$$
|-
|36
|Teeth
|Weapon
|-
|37
|Hot Peppers
|Weapon
|-
|38
|Ichor Paste  (Wyvern Gland Resin)
|adhesive
|-
|39
|Thorns
|Weapon
|-
|40
|Kiston Crystal
|$$$$
|}

== Crafting Table ==
In combination with the scavenging above, the following rules guided what the players could create using what they scavenged. 
{| class="wikitable"
|Axe
|Weapon+Adhesive/Rope
|-
|Shovel
|Structure+Adhesive/rope
|-
|Saw
|Weapon+Adhesive/Rope
|-
|Hammer
|Structure+Adhesive/rope
|-
|Torch
|Fire+Structure
|-
|Campfire
|Structure+Fire
|-
|Traps
|Food+Structure+Rope
|-
|Rope
|Rope
|-
|Tent
|Structure+Adhesive+Rope
|-
|Fishing Rod
|Structure+rope
|-
|Net
|Rope+adhesive/rope
|-
|Backpack
|Structure+adhesive/rope
|-
|Spear
|Weapon+Structure
|-
|Bow+Arrow
|Structure+Rope+Weapon
|-
|Sword
|Weapon
|-
|Wall/Fence
|Structure+Rope/adhesive
|}

== Session Outlines ==

=== Session 1 ===
Session 1: Outlive

Players start with no spell slots, level 1 exhaustion.

Both can be fixed on a long rest.

Wake two people up on beach

See one person out at Sea

Combat with SeaSerpantfolk

Find two more people underwater.

Quippers (Pirahnas) in the water

Scavenging

-List of items they can find

-Includes natural things like coconuts, large palms, etc

-Remnants of their ship (AND OTHER SHIPS)

---weapons, armor

Island Checks

-Crossing large rivers/ravines

-Climbing Cliffs

-Constitution Saving versus more exhaustion

Bottle-Episode Esque bit where the players explain what they can do to each other, what good skills they have as far as surviving goes.
		· Emphasis: Players get to know each other
		· As the storm starts to subside at dawn, they can explore, search for life, any indication of where they are, etc. But the beaches seem to go on for a while, and the land seems untouched.
		· Survival checks to hunt down material and such. Maybe start working on weapons.
If the players go too far east/west on the beach, have a coastal encounter with the large decapod

More Scavenging and Exploring - Possible Giant Frogs or Giant Eagle Attacks

Ends with Discovery of the Blue Dragon in the Cave

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-=== Endings: ===
-endings were fully prepared for the descendants campaign:
-# Players learn and figure that they can use the Tarrasque to save(?) the realm basically saving themselves but dooming the dragons (this is the ancestor echo ending)
-# Players can decide they will be turning the wheel after all, trapping themselves (sacrificial “better than we were” ending)
-# Players can learn to use the crystal network to destroy the island, killing dragons, and a high risk escape scenario that ultimately stops the production of Warforged along the way (good and bad ending)
-# Players could decide not to do anything, and can work with Presidith to leave the island for good and let the realm be. (Bad ending)
 == Scavenging Table ==
 Early on, the campaign's priority was survival on a mysterious island, and the following basic crafting systems were implemented for use in sessions 1-3. Depending on the success of a Survival check, the players could roll up to 4d10 and check this table.