A downloadable pamphlet dungeon

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The Tusu's Mine is a low-fantasy pamphlet dungeon fully adaptable to your own tabletop rpg. Designed to be played in a bronze age mythical Sumeria, the Tusu's mine is the Lair of a terrible and greedy post-human creature guarding the chalice of blood, an artifact capable to transform every human blood in wine. Tariq, a drunken mercenary, was hired to bring the Chalice and never came back. Now your mission is to rescue him (if he's still alive) and bring the chalice to a high noble. Explore it with your friends and let the most capable survive it's horrors.

The pamphlet dungeon contains:

- Brief descriptions of 10 areas;
- A micro bestiary with stats for 2 creatures, Manishtusu and 1 NPC;
- Informational space so you can create your own traps and make this dungeon yours!
- Totally adaptable to any system you want (but perfect with OSR systems!).
- Pdfs to english speakers and portuguese speakers.

Download, print and fold it in 3! 

Survive the Tusu's Mine today!

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Click download now to get access to the following files:

THE TUSU'S MINE - English 1.2 MB
A MINA DE TUSU - Portuguese 1.1 MB

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I was confused with the mine entrances from the dungeon on this map, so I am leaving this for anyone that might run into the same question.

Modifications: all entrances to area 9 are open, while access to area 10 from area 2 will be hidden behind a tapestry, access to area 10 from the hall between rooms 6 and 7, and from the left side of room 8 are removed. Access to room 10 from behind the leather rug in room 8 is unchanged.

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I ran this for my Dungeon Crawl Classics group and this is a brilliant little adventure with plenty of space to flex out the narrative. Good clear visuals, simple narrative and a satisfying little story.


Well worth picking up for some fun times.

Great work! Here are a few typos:

  • room 5, 2nd line 'and has the place if filled'
  • room 10, 5th line, 'meney money'