The Madhouse Of Tasha's Kiss Free Download

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The Madhouse of Tasha's Kiss was a two-shot DMed by Jack. It concerned a scary clown who stole souls.

Background [ ]

While in Markwater looking for piece of work, Lorien, Luric Miraran, Morgan, Nada Peppermint, and 2 were employed as individual mercenaries past the Schiffmann Tailoring Company to investigate the location of some cargo they sent to one of their other franchises. The cargo, various crates total of textiles and bottled dyes, was being transported past four employees of the Company accompanied by four trusted guards. The party got a tip off in a town they visited forth the way that the traders were seen taking a shortcut off the beaten path, roughly in the direction of the small village of Kinharris.

Synopsis [ ]

The political party arrived in Kinharris to find it completely deserted. Looking effectually, they noticed a big circus tent, and flyers for the "world famous" jester, Tasha'south Kiss. They too found the missing Schiffman cart backside the tavern. While Two was happy to bring this back to Markwater as a task well done, the rest of the party insisted on investigating the village.


The party headed to the circus tent, where they establish a boy, Gentry Hull. Gentry recounted how nearly the unabridged town had entered the carriage in the heart of the tent, and no one had come out, including his own family. Two regarded this equally suspicious, just Lorien prevented him from harming the boy, and Morgan and Luric took him to the tavern to stay safe. The political party then entered the carriage, and and went downwardly a passageway they found in the wardrobe.


They arrived in a strange room full of faceless humanoids called weavers. One of the faceless creatures, Josephine, approached the grouping, and explained they needed to exist "sorted" according to whether they were happy deep downwardly or not. A jovial heart-anile man who was existence "sorted" every bit the party came in soon broke out of his trance. He appeared delighted with his captivity and enthusiastically agreed to be taken to a portal by one of the weavers. An erstwhile woman who had a face was also in the room, and shouted that she didn't want to get anywhere, but she was eventually brought through a portal too. Later on the weavers decided that anybody in the party was also unhappy, they were brought through the same portal.


The party fell for a bit earlier landing in a maze of mirrors. In the mirrors, they could meet versions of themselves who had fabricated different choices: Morgan was at domicile with her female parent, having recovered from her childhood disease; Zero was valedictorian of her form, having continued her studies at the illusionists' academy; 2 was working alongside Ortis Gottler as a respected colleague; Luric saw himself physically weaker, merely poring over dusty tomes and exotic plant samples in a large elven library; and Lorien saw himself free of his obligations to fight the forces of evil and pursuing a carefree life as a travelling musician and prankster. The former woman arrived in the mirror maze shortly after.

The party advanced through the maze to reach some other corridor, and earlier finding a room where a monster was extracting a ghostly prototype of a man in extreme pain from a physical version of the same homo in accented ecstasy. The party killed the monster, and as well another monster who arrived and some blithe bondage. One time the original monster was killed the green image snapped back into its body. His name was Bart.


The party avant-garde, coming to a room with a creature that looked similar an amalgam of the five of them. Luric attacked information technology, and in the ensuing gainsay the creature took on the advent and abilities of each of the party members in plough. The animal offered to let the party get peacefully if someone "gave them a retentiveness", just the party refused, and killed it.


Lorien and 2 then discussed reading with Luric for 20 minutes. They discovered that Luric mistakenly believed that anybody needed glasses to read and draw, and then had fashioned himself a pair that was really merely two shards of glass in a frame. Lorien and Ii persuaded him to try drawing without his "glasses" on, which he found much easier. They did explain nonetheless that unfortunately for Luric he would actually have to acquire how to read.


With Luric no longer shoving shards of broken glass into his eyes, the party went on to the adjacent room, which was full of tentacles and ii cages of people, some of whom likewise contained tentacles. A grotesque tentacled mass appeared to be tormenting the captives past replacing their limbs with tentacles, but did non announced to accept any hostile actions against the political party releasing them. Lorien and Luric opened both cages, allowing the captives to get out. They and so carried out some painful surgery on the mutilated captives, ridding them of their tentacle arms and legs, and Morgan noticed that one of the captives they had freed was Gentry's mother, Sandy Hull. While Morgan reassured Tabitha and brought her and the rest of the captives into the other room, Lorien tried burning the tentacled mass with a torch, and then rubbed information technology with his blank hand. A tentacle slapped him and he received a curt telepathic message from the mass, which he elected to ignore.

The party so moved on to a bedroom full of interesting items. Luric immediately went to look backside a shadowy curtain, and found a rust monster, a hooked horror, and Tabatha Hull suspended in a field of wavy air. He pulled a nearby lever, which released them. The party then fought and killed the two monsters, and Morgan reassured Tabatha and brought her to the other released captives. Looking effectually the room, Lorien found a scary mirror and a not so scary teacup, and Two found that the mattress of the bed was actually a mass of souls in a forcefield. Luric released the souls by puncturing the forcefield, and they thanked him.

The party and so began to examine the collection of model towns collected in the bedroom, including ane of Kinharris in the process of magically building itself. When Lorien mentioned he occasionally fantasised nigh being very big and burdensome a town beneath his feet, Two insisted that having things be much smaller than you might not actually be desirable. After a long give-and-take over what 2 meant by such a cryptically specific assertion, Morgan used a spell of suggestion to get him to talk. Two tearfully revealed that in testing a shrink ray with his creator, Ortis Gottler, he had crushed several people by miniaturising their house with them withal inside. Once the party stopped laughing at the most traumatic thing Two had ever experienced, they moved on.

The side by side room was a big feast hall, with several villagers dressed as nobles gorging themselves on a seemingly endless feast. Lorien helped himself to a bit of steak and some pie, while Two told him no, don't eat the conspicuously cursed nutrient. Two then attempted to flip the table, and failed. The, Lorien attempted to flip the table, and failed. Finally Morgan used her magic warlock powers to float the table upwards to the roof, preventing the feasters from eating at to the lowest degree some of the nutrient.

Luric, meanwhile, had gone to the other side of the room, where he looked behind a curtain into a kitchen. Several animal-human hybrids were rushing around, with a big goat human giving them orders. In the centre of the kitchen was a big meat grinder, with huge meat hooks on a caster system running beyond the ceiling dorsum into the banquet hall. Luric attempted to break the meat grinder, and soon after the party was fighting the kitchen staff. During the fight, one of the villagers was grabbed past a meat hook and brought towards the meat grinder, which Lorien saw producing pies. Convinced he had eaten human flesh, he briefly went into shock, before helping anybody else finish off the monsters. Once the meat grinder was broken and the kitchen staff was dead, the feasting villagers snapped out of their trance, including Migal Hull. They were sent back to the rest of the captives, as the party moved on.

The adjacent room was impossibly dark, save for the calorie-free from Lorien's enchanted shield, and a nearby candle. The candle illuminated a woman with whose eyes and rima oris were stitched close, and who was sweeping up a mess of dinnerware and leftover food scraps which seemed to be falling from the ceiling. The party linked arms and progressed carefully through the room. They lit torches, and Lorien illuminated a piece of textile which Morgan wrapped around her familiar, Repeat. Morgan so commanded Echo to fly up to see where all the dinnerware was coming from. She constitute a large platform 100 feet above them, on elevation of which was Tasha'south Osculation, twisted and spiderlike, engorging herself on her own endless feast. As the party wondered how they were going to get up to Tasha's Buss, Lorien decided to stride out of the light. He was immediately eaten by tiles and sent to the banquet hall, where he ate for a bit, and and then rejoined the group equally they were talking to the sweeping woman. Ii ripped open up her stiches with an implausibly precise swipe of his dagger, and she told them she didn't want to cause whatever trouble, for fear of reprisal from Tasha's Kiss. She did however tell the group they could arise using the tiles. A brief puzzle later, the party was on top of Tasha's Kiss'southward platform.

Lorien engaged his aasimar superpowers, and the party fought and killed the crazed jester. Afterward she was dead, the madhouse pocket dimension collapsed around them, and they were deposited alongside the rescued townsfolk back in Kinharris.

Thespian Characters [ ]

  • Lorien
  • Luric Miraran
  • Morgan
    • Repeat
  • Nada Peppermint
  • Two

NPCs [ ]

  • Gentry Hull
  • Josephine
  • Bart
  • Migal Hull
  • Sandy Hull
  • Tabatha Hull
  • Tasha's Kiss

Locations [ ]

  • Kinharris
    • The Madhouse of Tasha's Osculation
  • Markwater

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