Hidden within the King’s Hut, beneath a mound of reeds and mud, lies the personal hoard of King Gulpa’Gor.
The treasure is kept in a barnacle-crusted chest and guarded by two loyal Croakers.

• 325 platinum pieces.

• Helm of Underwater Action (Wondrous Item, uncommon, requires attunement)

  • A heavy brass helmet engraved with swirling frog and serpent motifs.

  • While worn, it grants the wearer the ability to breathe underwater, darkvision (60 ft.), and a swimming speed of 30 ft.

Gulpa’Gor considers the helmet his “Crown of the Deep.” He rarely wears it, but will don it during ceremonies.

King’s Hut

• Decorated with skulls, rusted weapons, and dried trophies.

• Two Croakers guard the entrance.

Witch’s Hut

• Home of the Swamp Witch (Bog Sage), advisor to the king.

• Smells of smoke, fungus, and death; shelves of jars filled with pickled creatures.

Brood Hut

• Home of Broodmothers, who tend eggs and croon to tadpoles.

• Considered sacred, outsiders stepping inside are seized and drowned.

Spawn Pool

• Shallow, algae-choked basin of warm, murky water.

• Filled with writhing eggs and tadpoles under constant watch.

• Offerings of insects and small prey are tossed in daily to feed the young.

Bullywug Huts

• Homes to common hunters, fishers, and their spawn.

War Huts (Croaker & Scout Quarters)

• Square, reinforced huts of mud and driftwood near the perimeter.

• House the (1d4+1) Croakers and Scouts, the tribe’s guards and sentries.

Cook Hut (“The Bog Pot”)

• Central firepit and mud cauldron used for communal meals.

• Run by Gruk the Gut, a massive bullywug with burn-scarred hands.

• Smells of roasting fish, swamp toad, and boiled roots fill the air.

Ceremony Hut

• Large communal hut, used for sacrifices, rites, and moon-chants to Ramenos the god of the bullywug.

• Painted with mud sigils that glow faintly under moonlight.

Throne Mound (The Muck Throne)

• Central earthen mound rising above the village.

• Here King Gulpa’Gor, bloated and half-mad, holds court surrounded by flies and sycophants.

Bone Cages

• Two ancient cypress trees, their branches hung with six cages made of bone and sinew.

• Prisoners, sacrifices, and offenders are locked inside, left to starve or await ritual execution.