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While investigating certain cultists activities in their city and the surrounding region, the heroes discovered many payments and exchanges being made with pearls, instead of gold or other currencies. This clue led them to Yarmouth, a fishing village with very little claim-to-fame except the island-temple ziggurat off their coast, called the Spiradot.

Although the Spiradot hadn’t been a functioning temple for centuries, the light on top had always been a magical beacon to sailors and ships. Recently, the lighthouse keeper died, and instead of following tradition by passing the duties to a family member the mayor of Yarmouth handed management of the temple and its light to strangers. Not long after, the light started behaving strangely: alternating strange colors and increasing in luminosity beyond what known spells can achieve.

After arriving in town, the heroes quickly decided that whoever was managing the temple was connected to the cult, and rowed out to the island as a vicious storm rolled in. Their suspicions were confirmed as they were attacked upon entry, and they had to fight their way up each floor, until finally arriving at the light itself.

On the rain-slick stone and amidst stormy winds, the heroes saw something that defied belief between flashes of lightning: a colossal creature was approaching from the sea, drawn to the corrupted crimson beacon. It matched the description of the dark undersea slumberer Ulgamoth, an Old One of incredible destructive power.

The light itself appeared to be a kind of living luminescent orb, and the cultist magicians were flinging painful spells at it like magical scourges, whipping it into submission. As the living light took damage, it began to flash frantically, each pulse encouraging the Old One to come closer to shore.

While the magicians focused on injuring the light, round after round, the heroes had to split their attention between trying to heal the light and fighting off the fiends the cult had summoned.

With most of their healing magic being poured into the light, those in combat had to endure punishment that pushed them to the brink, while dispatching the cultists and avoiding the slippery edges of the platform.

Finally, with the cultists and their servants destroyed, but Ulgamoth being close enough for them to hear his maddening roar, the heroes focused all their blessings and heals into the pulsing light. Finally, its red beams turned to cleansing white, and it ignited in an explosion of light that was so bright it could be seen a hundred miles away. To the heroes it was blinding, but somehow calming and comforting—to Ulgamoth, at that proximity, it was like a bomb. The Old One was disintegrated in the holy explosion.

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The dungeon pieces are mostly Dwarven Forge, with some terrain items from various miniature companies and games (and a few homemade bits like the water tiles). The "ceilings" that provided the different levels are sheets of black plexiglass, and some printed stone pattern I just taped on there. The lighthouse I made myself from some popsicle sticks, twine, and a spray-painted Quaker Oats can—with a little camp lantern for the light. Ulgamoth himself is the Great Cthulhu "miniature" from Horrorclix!

Thanks for the giveaway!

I'd love to try some basic camping lights, these total to $28.97:

https://www.amazon.com/Waterproof-Magnetic-Included-Rechargeable-Directly/dp/B078M92JCC

https://www.amazon.com/Lantern-Flashlight-Emergency-Portable-SlimK/dp/B01M085WVC

I bought some of the Fenix CL25R Clones. The only problem with them is the cool white light. But you can fix that with Lee Filters. This is the one I used.

Amazon has them like this under many names, but all are the same thing. I picked up all of mine under 10 bucks each, and they all included a crap battery which I discarded and bought protected NCR18650GA's.

Hope that helps