Assault a flying fortress in this one-shot lair adventure for 10th-level parties.
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Designed by: Stuart Traynor, Benjamin Randell, and Thomas Odams
Dragon Wing is a one-shot mini-adventure with a unique premise for 10th level PCs: the exciting assault of a flying fortress.
A first level adventure involving bandits, goblins, and a tomb belonging to a beer-loving dwarf.
A review copy of “Gloria’s Gambit: Dungeon Edition” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.
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Designed by: Dylan Hyatt
Gloria’s Gambit is the first (and first-level) adventure in the designer’s episodic Orbs of the Planes campaign, though can just as easily stand on its own as a classic low-level adventure featuring goblins, bandits, traps, and treasure.
The first episode of AL Season 9, following the Descent Into Avernus storyline.
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Wizards of the Coast has been producing Adventures League modules for years, but Season Nine is the first to be adapted for Roll20. The first episode, “Escape from Elturgard,” creates a personable and satisfying introduction to the Descent Into Avernus storyline.
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An airship heist mini-adventure for level 3, set in Eberron.
A review copy of “Flight of the Magpies: An Eberron Adventure” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.
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Designed by: Marco Michelutto
I’ve recently fallen in love with Eberron’s arcanepunk, industrialized setting and pulpy adventures. Flight of the Magpies‘ intriguing mid-air infiltration of an airship makes for a solid introductory one-shot, or mini-adventure in a larger campaign, though it stumbles in its execution.
Top Ten Moments from our Tomb of Annihilation D&D campaign!
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A collection of funny and creative magic items.
A review copy of “101 Useful (ish) Magical Items 5e” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.
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Designed by: Tal Woodblaze
I’m constantly spoiled by incredibly well-produced DMs Guild products with beautiful artwork, concise editing, and professional-grade layouts. None of that is a requirement, however. 101 Useful (ish) Magical Items may lack the accoutrements of bigger products, but its genuinely clever (and sometimes silly) magic items should not be ignored.
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Over 30 archetypes and subclasses inspired by Eberron, for all 13 classes.
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Designed by: Will Brolley, Imogen Gingell, Laura Hirsbrunner
Eberron has its own rich history filled with political intrigue, magical technology, and fantastical creatures and settings. Eberron: Rising from the Last War added a new class, the Artificer, along with three archetypes.
But the Artificer isn’t the only class in Eberron. Archetypes of Eberron adds 31 new archetypes for all 13 character classes, all inspired by, or directly drawn from the high-magic world.
As far as classic 80s franchises go, none may be as sacred and universally beloved as the Back to the Future trilogy. The adventurous time-traveling series remains mercifully untouched by modern adaptations, but that doesn’t mean we don’t deserve a proper modern board game – or two!
Back to the Future: Dice Through Time (not to be confused with Back to the Future: Back in Time, another cooperative BTTF board game that released this year), continues Ravensburger’s trend of turning popular film franchises into satisfying, family-friendly tabletop experiences.
We play Gloomhaven on Tabletop Simulator!
Scenario #22
Party:
Piccolo, level 7 Quatryl Soothsinger (Eric)
Dr. Toboggan, level 7 Human Sawbones (Chris)
Scourge, level 7 Harrower Plagueherald (Heather)
TTS Mod: Gloomhaven – Fantasy Setup (Scripted UI)
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A tier 3 dungeon crawl through a mansion transformed by multiple planar incursions.
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Designed by: Jake Friday
I rarely go out to a seafood restaurant (wife isn’t a fan), but when I do (and there’s no pandemic), I like to order a sampler that combines several different entrees. A Manse of Special Purpose is like ordering the sampler at the D&D planar restaurant.
A nobleman researcher has bitten off more than they can chew, unleashing a multi-planar catastrophe on their mansion and all their inhabitants in this tier 3 adventure.
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