The Lost Crown of Pümpen

You have been sent to this dreadful place by a filthy nobleman. He claimed to be the true heir to the throne of Schleswig, but he was a wretched, broken thing. He promised you wealth and power if you would bring him the Lost Crown, for with that on his decrepit head, he would seize his birthright and grind Schleswig beneath his boot heel. He gave you an ancient, crumbling map leading to the dark realm of Pümpen. Why it is called Pümpen is a secret not known to anyone who draws breath and acts with reason. Some say it was fueled by the lifeblood of the world itself, drawn from the black depths hidden far beneath the grey dirt, others say that it contained a giant heart from which the inhabitants drew power.

This supplement was made by the feral children of Pumpestationen Fritidscenter. They’ve written the concept, created and tested the bad guys, drawn the illustrations and made all the rooms with only slight help from their pedagogue, Peter Christian Brincker, who did, however, achieve quite a headache trying to set it all in order and handle the layout.