The humming metal pays off, secret villains are revealed, and there’s lots of ominous foreshadowing. Session 13 – Having defeated Nezzar, The Saviors continue to search the dungeon, obsessed with finding more mysterious humming metal. And the evil spider god, Lolth, shows up. Session 12 – The Saviors negotiate with Nezzar, the evil puppet master, by stabbing him with a sword. Session 11 – The Saviors finally get to Chapter 5, only to find zero treasure just strange chucks of humming metal. Session 10 – The newly dubbed Saviors of Phandalin search for the mysterious four-fingered man and find the bum who owes them $50. Our heroes risk it all to save the village they call home. Session 9 – During the Festival of Greengrass, the goblin army invades Phandalin.
Then they trash the only good inn in town. Session 8 – The party arrives back in Phandalin to find that everything is not as it seems. Session 7 – We start with a TPK, then battle a very colorful sorcerer and take on the dragon! At level 2! And they steal some dragon eggs. Session 6 – The Mercs find the ruined town of Thundertree, the spirit of Ed Greenwood in a batty old druid, and, holy crap, a green dragon! Session 5 – Gather round while we replay the entire Phandalin section and then go off in search of the creator of the Forgotten Realms. Session 4 – The Mercs storm the Thug Hideout, pet some monsters, obtain the world’s ugliest valet, and play a wild game of Liar’s Dice. Session 3 – The Mercs invade the peaceful village of Phandalin, try to be Murder Hobos, and pick a fight with the local gang of thugs. Session 2 – The Mercs with No Name sack a goblin cave, collect some second-hand furniture and find an NPC that I call Captain Exposition. Session 1 – Our merry band of mercenaries manages to lose their patron in five minutes and violate the Geneva Convention in ten. If there is anything else that you think I should have here to help you run your own campaign, please leave a comment. The Online Resources – I’ve included links to some excellent websites that can help you run your game, along with some awesome YouTube channels that will improve your skills as a DM. The Handouts can be printed as is or used as a starting point for your own creative spin. I usually print them using a variety of construction and specialty papers cut to fit my printer. Most handouts provided further motivation for the players to want to hunt down the main villain, Nezzar, since he has no contact with the players until the last chapter. The Handouts – The module came with one handout to give to the players. They are great for handing out to players (as they explore each section) so that they can better visualize the encounter. The Player Maps have all hidden locations, traps, and secret areas removed. The Maps – All the maps that I used to run The Lost Mine of Phandelver, including some custom maps. If you want a more in-depth analysis of the charts, check out my Dungeon Master Resource Page. I’ve included the adventure-specific charts and a blank copy if you prefer to make your own. They include Monster Stat sheets, Encounter Lists, Village Rosters, Rules Synopses, Campaign Setting Overviews and more. The Charts – All of the charts and tables that I use to run the campaign.
#Lost ruins map full
The Campaign Diary – The full Tale of the Saviors of Phandalin as they attempt to collect on a $50 debt. This is a complete overview of our experience playing this adventure. One of the best sandbox adventures, and it takes place in the same town? How convenient. In the maps section, I include a merged map that depicts all the locations of both adventures. By adding the sandbox-style message board and the rampaging white dragon to the Lost Mine storyline, you can create an absolutely epic campaign that should take players up to 8th level and beyond. Plus, with the publication of The Dragon of Icespire Peak from the D&D Essentials Kit, the two are perfect adventure companions. Your players will become heroes as they save the village of Phandalin from hordes of goblins, doppelgangers and worse all led by a sinister and maniacal Drow mage.
#Lost ruins map Pc
It is designed for PC levels 1 – 5 and has a good mix of wilderness, dungeon, and village encounters with a decent story. The Lost Mine of Phandelver is the introductory adventure for the 5th Edition Starter Set.
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