D&D 5E Where Does The Multiversal Vecna: Eve of Ruin Visit?

Evernight rises above the molten ground in the Shadowfell.​

Dungeons & Dragons designer Amanda Hamon has revealed some of the locations that Vecna: Eve of Ruin visits.

• Evernight, a Shadowfell version of Neverwinter
• Spelljammer's Astra Sea
• Eberron's Mournlands
• Ravenloft's Death House
• Dragonlance's Three Moons Vault
• Greyhawk's tom of Acererak
• The Nine Hells

A pair of adventurers outside the Three Moons Vault, a complex on Krynn where allies of Lord Soth await them. Art by Jedd Chevrier.

Over 30 new monsters from around the multiverse arrive in Vecna: Eve of Ruin. Here we see a deathwolf from Krynn and a hertilod from the Astral Sea. Art by Brian Valeza.

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[Parmandur]

Hmpf, the astral Sea is the least interesting part of spelljammer. It seems they have no Idea of what to do with the setting.

At this point, the Astral Sea is the primary thing for Spelljammer.

 

[mamba]

Refresh my memory of the Three Moons Vault on Krynn…

never heard of it, Google finds nothing but an article about this book mentioning it, I do guess that is a new location for this adventure

“In this art by Jedd Chevier, we see a pair of adventurers outside the Three Moons Vault, a complex on Krynn where allies of Lord Soth await them.”

 

[Demetrios1453]

Hmpf, the astral Sea is the least interesting part of spelljammer. It seems they have no Idea of what to do with the setting.

I very, very much suspect that they will visit a dead god, which is definitely among the more interesting parts of Spelljammer. They just happen to only exist in the Astral.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Hmpf, the astral Sea is the least interesting part of spelljammer. It seems they have no Idea of what to do with the setting.

These are all good locations to hide stuff. This is a McGuffin hunt and having to find something inside the corpse of a dead god (my bet for the Astral Sea porton) is pretty epic.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

never heard of it, Google finds nothing but an article about this book mentioning it, do I guess that is a new location for this adventure

“In this art by Jedd Chevier, we see a pair of adventurers outside the Three Moons Vault, a complex on Krynn where allies of Lord Soth await them.”

Name-checking both Soth and Acerak is interesting. Is this a Legion of Doom situation?

 

[Parmandur]

never heard of it, Google finds nothing but an article about this book mentioning it, I do guess that is a new location for this adventure

“In this art by Jedd Chevier, we see a pair of adventurers outside the Three Moons Vault, a complex on Krynn where allies of Lord Soth await them.”

Heck yeah.

 

[DarkCrisis]

Name-checking both Soth and Acerak is interesting. Is this a Legion of Doom situation?

The heroes are out collecting the rod of 7 parts and hitting iconic places and villains to do it, I guess

 

[Jolly Ruby]

Name-checking both Soth and Acerak is interesting. Is this a Legion of Doom situation?

IIRC Strahd was mentioned before, so it's very likely. Nine Hells could feature Tiamat, but I don't know who would be Spelljammer's, FR's and Eberon's villains.

 

[Parmandur]

IIRC Strahd was mentioned before, so it's very likely. Nine Hells could feature Tiamat, but I don't know who would be Spelljammer's, FR's and Eberon's villains.

Spelljammer could be the Gith queen, or the Astral Elf nobility from the Advebture in the boxed set.

The Beadles & Grimm set has minis for "Warforged Blades," and the Mournlands location puts the Lord of Blades into serious contention.

FR could be just about anybody.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I sure hope they don't suggest that any of these big name villains were just hoarding parts of the rod and not using them. I'm sure there's a TV Tropes page about such things, but making these other villains look dumber to make Vecna look smart wouldn't be great.