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This supplement also introduces a new playable character race, the tortle, and a new adventure location: Dangwaru, the Typhoon Wizards of the Coast. Part Two of the The Cold Dark series of adventures. A four hour adventure for 11th through 16th level characcters. Hope you brought your dancing shoes! The first epic adventure in the Ravenloft: Mist Hunters series of adventures.
A four-hour epic adventure for 1st-level Now, with no significant authority to stop the cult, other power groups in the Realms--the Harpers, Order of the Gauntlet, Emerald Enclave, Lords' Alliance , and even the Zhentarim--must untite to stop the cult from fulfilling its dark purpose in the city.
Join the fight by participating in The tavern is the hospitable domain of the pixies who Dungeon Masters Guild. But is the puppet master merely a puppet himself? If so, who is pulling the strings and to what end? The fourth in the Ravenloft: Mist Hunters series of adventures. An adventure for 4th-level characters. Part One of the The Cold Dark series of adventures. A four hour adventure for 11th through 16th level characcters DDAL Treasure of the Broken Hoard 5e A famous relic hunter seeks adventurers to help her find caches of treasure hidden by the now- defeated followers of the Cult of the Dragon.
Her maps and notes may lead the way to great wealth—or a terrible death. And do other parties have designs on the treasure as well?
The brokers of Salvation pay good coin for artifacts scavenged from the haunted battlefields of the Mournland. In this nest of cutthroats, daring explorers gather to carve their destinies from the ruins of Cyre. This Tier No sooner do you arrive, than villagers start winding up dead. Who is behind the murders? The second in the Ravenloft: Mist Hunters series of adventures. An adventure for 3rd-level characters.
You have just two days to plan and execute a heist or lose your shot at the information forever. Part Five of the Shadow Games series of adventures.
A four hour adventure for 5th through 10th level characcters. Organized attacks by orcs and other monstrous humanoids working in concert with one another have folks baffled.
Little do they know that an unusually intelligent hill giant, going by the name of Bad Fruul is to blame. SEER has sent her emissary Hsing, to task your group to accompany a caravan with a very special cargo Unfortunately, a never-ending horde of zombies stands between them and you—can you complete your mission?
The third in the Ravenloft: Mist Hunters series of adventures. Are there more nefarious deeds afoot? To summarize, options for swapping racial scores and proficiencies are open to all players. Sorry, no combining Tasha's and Xanathar's spells in one character. The rules are still incomplete, however, in that they don't show how ALL characters can use Tasha's. Only Season 10 characters, those playing in the Icewind Dale story , can use Tasha's. Legacy characters are left out until a new set of rules is introduced.
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