Elysium

A 50-year war has just concluded, and the world is barely habitable. The climate has plunged into a nuclear winter. There is no power. No food. No heat.

The villagers of Aruykeri rely upon Tabernacles, mechanical boxes that allow them to speak to god, for support and comfort. Their creators, a company known as Elysium Correspondence, have long fallen into silence.
The village is covered in wires that trail beyond the mountain, leading to the Elysium Vault in which the Tabernacles were created.

What lies in those industrial depths?

Elysium is a system-agnostic dungeoncrawl designed for zero-prep sessions in which the players explore a forgotten and shifting industrial vault. Though light in terms of writing, the Vault and its inhabitants are dripping in atmosphere: dark, grimy, and steeped in body horror and religious fear.

Features:

-Six pre-made explorers and a rules-light system for use in play, easy to adapt and alter.

-The Elysium Vault and its six Levels. Ranging from the scientific to the religious, these sections are created and populated using extensive random encounter tables, quick to create yet challenging to explore.

-A bestiary of six common horrors that can be found anywhere in the Vault, as well as five unique adversaries that guard specific levels. 

-Optional lore told through abandoned documents scattered across the Vault. There is a story here, though involved in a manner that does not interrupt the flow of the game.