Every 10 days after symptoms appear, an infected creature must succeed on a DC 11 Constitution saving throw, or its speed is reduced by another 5 feet. The infected creature’s speed is reduced by 5 feet as long as it remains infected. These symptoms include fatigue, chills, and visible blue veins that appear on the creature’s body. It takes 1d4 days for the symptoms to manifest in an infected creature. When a creature comes into contact with these spores, it must succeed on a DC 11 Constitution saving throw or become infected with frigid woe. The disease is transmitted by breathing in blue spores that Aeor’s mages created long ago. This disease was created to slow down the forces of the gods and get around the healing power of their clerics and angels. The only way a creature infected with the disease can be cured is by finding and drinking the manufactured antidote, a milky liquid stored in gold vials found in Eiselcross’s ruins.

Details on frigid woe are found in the “ Eiselcross” section of chapter 3 of Explorer's Guide to Wildemount.įrigid woe is a special disease developed by Aeor’s mages that cannot be cured by conventional treatment or magic. The disease has already killed Urgon and Verla, turning them into ice statues. Faint cracks in both the vials have exposed each person who handled them to frigid woe, a deadly disease that can’t be cured by conventional means. In truth, the vials’ beautiful blue color is the result of deadly blue spores that cling to the interior of the glass. The vials were then stolen, given to a fence out of Shadycreek Run, and sold again to an unsuspecting merchant. Among these treasures were two beautiful blue glass vials, which Urgon sold to an elf collector named Verla Pelc. The dwarf brought home several items plundered from ruins on Foren, the largest of Eiselcross’s islands. Urgon Wenth, a dwarf explorer, recently returned home to Palebank Village after exploring the icy wastes of Eiselcross for a year.

Are they citizens of Uthodurn now aiding in the surface expansion of their civilization? Have they come north to seek freedom from the wars of other lands? Any number of options can help tie characters to this frigid region and the mysteries it holds. If your players are using the heroic chronicle to create their characters (see chapter 4 in the Explorer's Guide to Wildemount), work with them to decide how they made their way to Palebank Village. “Frozen Sick” is an adventure that takes characters from 1st to 3rd level and introduces them to the continent’s Biting North region-the bleak arctic realms of the Greying Wildlands and Eiselcross. Something is killing people in Palebank Village, and if the characters don’t stop it, they might be next. Monstrous Compendium Vol 3: Minecraft Creatures

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