Beyond the Monolith

What happens after the player characters return from the adventures in The Monolith scenario? Do they get some well-deserved downtime or are they instantly forced into something more sinister?



This PDF gives some ideas for what could happen and how they can find out more. In the future I am sure to expand of some of these ideas as well.

Hope you enjoy it!

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