NORTHERN CROWN: The Caves of Chisca - Adamant Entertainment | Northern Crown


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The Yuchi town of Chisca, nestled in a mountain vale deep in Cherokee territory, has been recently attacked by haints issuing from nearby caves.

Something has stirred these monstrous humanoids, but the cause is in dispute. Some say that treasure hunters, searching in vain for a golden relic of a Uropan priest, have inadvertently roused the haints, who may be the ruined remnants of a century-old expeditionary force of mercenaries led by an notorious plunderer.

Others say that the mercenary captain's spirit has awoken after a century-long sleep, and is sending forth his followers to exact revenge upon the town that resisted his brutal search for gold and led to the destruction of his company....

The Caves of Chisca is a FREE full-length introductory adventure for the Northern Crown campaign setting from Atlas Games. It is intended for four 1st-2nd level PCs.

Adamant Entertainment will be producing continuing support for the setting, and this free 44-page adventure, written by Northern Crown creator Doug Anderson, serves as an introduction to the setting and the support line. The PDF comes in two versions: The full lay-out, with all graphics, and a graphics-light version for printing.

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Megan R. [Featured Reviewer]

January 23rd, 2009

This adventure is designed to serve as an introduction to the game, and does this well with plenty of background material woven into it so that players new to the setting will find that they soon know quite a lot about their new alternate reality, without [...]

Mark S.

August 13th, 2007

I was very impressed by this product. It is the first Atlas product I had ever read and it was my first introduction to the intriguing Northern Crown setting. This product made me want to go out and find more from the Northern Crown project. A well- [...]

sarah v.

January 15th, 2007

I purchased this campaign to use as a adventure to put my PC's through. I read it through and thoroughly enjoyed it's story line. I will be honest and say that I do not use any module as it is written, but tend to tweek it to work for our gaming style ( [...]

Michael S.

September 26th, 2006

This is a good adventure of moderate length. My group required three sessions to finish it, but they managed to experience almost all of the detail. It's a twist on the classic dungeon crawl, which is actually very interesting when adapted to the Northe [...]