Black Coral Reef

Black
Coral 1
Reef
(1 square = 100 feet)
T his vibrant habitat of coral
and aquatic life appears
black as soot due to the millions
of black coral crabs (pg.
102) that swarm its surface.
2
Countless prospectors have won
fortunes—and lost their lives—
diving for giant pearls that
grow in 3' wide darkpoint
oysters, which can fetch
anywhere from 500s to 5,000s
on the open market.
acid jellyfish (pg. 88),
harmless in small quantities,
are common inhabitants... but
it is often said that “once you've
seen one, it's already too late."
d6 Encounters
1 d4 fishermen in a small boat.
2 d6 mermaids. They are
scared of humans, but curious.
3 d3 sirens (pg. 102). 1 of
them doesn't eat “human."
4 d6 black coral crabs. 4
5 4d20 black coral crabs.
6 d2 acid jellyfish, 3d6
more arriving gradually.

(Keyed reef map on pgs. 156-157.)