As promised, I’m going to start using the module adaptation we called for in our Dungeon Crawl Classics campaign. The prompt was to use one of our Adventure Paths from DCC, which gave me the inspiration for my own use of a module adaptation, or a nod to the module itself.

The Adventure Path that inspired this issue of Adventures Adapted is The Crystal Cave. Their first adventure, “Reaching The Crystal Cave”, is a short adventure designed to be taken in sequence with the main story arc, simply invoking the adventure in order to get the characters to it. Sometimes a game will only be able to rely on a short adventure to promote a new area or map layout, or one that is designed to setup certain mechanics, which is exactly what The Crystal Cave is doing.

The Crystal Cave

The Crystal Cave is the stronghold of an entity known as the Cult of the Crystal Scar, a cult that worships the chaotic forces that are the opposite of order – chaos. The Cult is divided into several different factions, and with the four nuclears of their organization disbanding over the course of the scenario, the Crystal Cave becomes the favorite of each member’s. The Crystal Cave is also hiding a prototype theoretical physics device, the Great Machine – an object that is invisible to any outside observer.

Within the first 5 minutes of the scenario, we are already introduced to an occult bent religion, we are introduced to the concept of hiding in plain sight, and we are introduced to one of the primary mechanics of the adventure: divination. All four of these concepts are key to the Crystal Cave, and we will be using them often in this adventure.

The Crystal Cave in Crawl

The Crystal Cave is based off of the adventure module by Bruce Cordell, Ten Thunders of the Maelstrom. Bruce has adapted the adventure to use the format of DCC, and given it three lives:

The Crystal Cave was published for Crawl the First in 2012. In this edition, Bruce had to undertake minor alterations to fit the Crawl parser rules, especially making each round 0-10 rather than running from 4-10.

Crystal Cave was published for Crawl the Second in February 2018. In this edition, Bruce had to rewrite the main thrust of the adventure, mostly due to the incorporation of the rules for Panoptican Opolythics – thinking time cubes. His changes are largely carried over from the Crawl the First

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