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Is there any better setting for an adventure than a ruined tower, temple or keep? These piles of rubble allow for a lot of above ground exploration as well as wandering through dark corridors and tunnels. There is the ever-present threat of masonry collapsing down upon your head, gaping pits leading to old wells or cisterns, and of course ancient curses laid down by some long-forgotten sorcerer. For monsters you just cannot beat the undead. They are my favorite: zombies, skeletons, ghouls, wights, ghosts, banshees, vampires, you name it. You can fill a ruined tower with these lovely beasts. Then there are always the more mundane inhabitants that would be in any old building: spiders, rats, bats, centipedes, cockroaches, scorpions, coyotes,
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