The Medusa Lair is a 5e standalone adventure module for Foundry VTT, suitable for a group with an average player level (APL) of 2. It has been designed to serve as an independent short adventure spanning several sessions, or can be inserted into a pre-existing campaign by renaming several minor highlighted regions or characters!
This adventure was written by The DM Lair.
This Adventure Includes:
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A fully formatted adventure journal.
- An interactive adventure splash screen.
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1 Scene.
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8 Actors.
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6 Items.
" The Sanctuary of Snakes. An ancient temple dedicated to Thythys, the Lord of Snakes, where the medusa Polyxeni and a group of cultists dwell. The temple is in heavy disrepair, though not yet fallen into ruins.
And now, snakes overrun the region. At first it was just harmless snakes all about, but now even the venomous snakes have become more prevalent. This has caused a sharp uptick in fatal snake bites among cattle, sheep, and even people. The common folk in the area know of the Sanctuary of Snakes and the medusa rumored to dwell there, and thus they naturally blame her."


All maps contain walling, dynamic lighting, local sounds, and canopies where relevant to a map. Many of our map packs contain third-party modules to add additional tactics and dynamic play, these include:
Levels allows instant transitions between floors, or moving your token on top of canopies, creating vertical elevation on a map! |
Mass Edit allows drag-and-drop pre-fab buildings and modular dungeons, as well as helping create dynamic environment changes! |
Tile Scroll lets us create moving tiles and canopies, adding scrolling or rotation to static images to create more dynamic animated maps! |

| *This module is currently updated and supported for the indicated version of Foundry VTT. This module will be updated to the latest stable version of Foundry after supporting third party modules are updated. This module is compatible with earlier versions of Foundry, but requires manual installation of older versions of any third party module dependencies. |