D&D General Need help with Moonshaes Campaign

[Talcoram Cyndar]

I'm planning the next campaign for my group and am looking for some resources for Fey, Viking or Celtic themed adventures, locations and whatever else might be useful.

I already have the Faerun books from WotC but am looking to add more depth to the campaign. 3pp is fine.

 

[Black Dougal]

Good times. I still remember reading the Darkwalker Trilogy back in the late 80s.

Moonshae Isles Regional Guide (Baldman Games, DM’s Guild)
Probably the single biggest 5e expansion for the isles. It fleshes out the Ffolk, Northlanders, factions, geography, and gives Moonshae-specific character options and backgrounds, plus ties into the AL adventures.

Five Temples of the Earthmother adventure series (DM’s Guild)
A multi-part campaign set on Alaron; each chapter centers on a different temple of the Earthmother and local threats. It’s written for the Moonshaes, so you can drop it straight into your campaign or cannibalize locations, NPCs, and rituals.

Secrets of Flamsterd’s Isle (high-level Moonshae adventure)
Epic-tier AL adventure on Flamsterd’s Isle in the isles, dealing with ancient Moonshae threats. Great if your group eventually pokes at legendary wizard ruins or Earthmother relics.

The Moonshae / Darkwalker trilogy novels

FR2 Moonshae Isles (AD&D)

3PP & Kobold Press offerings:

Courts of the Shadow Fey (Kobold Press, 5e)
150-ish page planar/fey court campaign (levels ~7–10) full of intrigue, duels, and dangerous social maneuvering in the Shadow Realm.

Wrath of the River King (Kobold Press, 5e)
A very “classic fairy tale gone wrong” adventure where a fey lord has claimed a mortal village. Widely praised as one of the most “properly fey” adventures out there.

Shadows of the Dusk Queen (Kobold Press)
Mid-level fey forest dungeon with a sinister fey queen and a twisted woodland. Great for plugging into a Moonshae forest or island sacred to the Earthmother.

Dark Fey (Kobold Press, 3pp supplement)
Short but potent book detailing several fey courts (River Court, Moonlit Court, Court of a Million Stars) plus 18 new malevolent fey and a fey animal template.

The Feywild Companion (DM’s Guild)
Big 5e toolkit for fey campaigns: new lineages, subclasses, spells, items, optional rules, random encounters, and a mid-length fey adventure, all themed around fey realms.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I set an adventure there. The sources I used included The Mabinogion, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, W. B. Yeats’ Irish Fairy and Folk Tales, Doug Nile’s’ Darkwalker on Moonshae (he did create the setting) and Baldur’s Gate 1.

 

[Talcoram Cyndar]

Good times. I still remember reading the Darkwalker Trilogy back in the late 80s.

Moonshae Isles Regional Guide (Baldman Games, DM’s Guild)
Probably the single biggest 5e expansion for the isles. It fleshes out the Ffolk, Northlanders, factions, geography, and gives Moonshae-specific character options and backgrounds, plus ties into the AL adventures.

Five Temples of the Earthmother adventure series (DM’s Guild)
A multi-part campaign set on Alaron; each chapter centers on a different temple of the Earthmother and local threats. It’s written for the Moonshaes, so you can drop it straight into your campaign or cannibalize locations, NPCs, and rituals.

Secrets of Flamsterd’s Isle (high-level Moonshae adventure)
Epic-tier AL adventure on Flamsterd’s Isle in the isles, dealing with ancient Moonshae threats. Great if your group eventually pokes at legendary wizard ruins or Earthmother relics.

The Moonshae / Darkwalker trilogy novels

FR2 Moonshae Isles (AD&D)

Kobold Press offerings:

Courts of the Shadow Fey (Kobold Press, 5e)
150-ish page planar/fey court campaign (levels ~7–10) full of intrigue, duels, and dangerous social maneuvering in the Shadow Realm.

Wrath of the River King (Kobold Press, 5e)
A very “classic fairy tale gone wrong” adventure where a fey lord has claimed a mortal village. Widely praised as one of the most “properly fey” adventures out there.

Shadows of the Dusk Queen (Kobold Press)
Mid-level fey forest dungeon with a sinister fey queen and a twisted woodland. Great for plugging into a Moonshae forest or island sacred to the Earthmother.

Dark Fey (Kobold Press, 3pp supplement)
Short but potent book detailing several fey courts (River Court, Moonlit Court, Court of a Million Stars) plus 18 new malevolent fey and a fey animal template.

The Feywild Companion (DM’s Guild)
Big 5e toolkit for fey campaigns: new lineages, subclasses, spells, items, optional rules, random encounters, and a mid-length fey adventure, all themed around fey realms.

Thank you. This is just what I was looking for. I'm also picking up the Celts and Viking sourcebooks for 1e.