D&D General Legends of Greyhawk: Elemental Evil Rising drops on D&D Beyond

[bedir than]

I am really tired of these little adventure releases from WOTC. I want a full hardcover campaign, preferably one that goes through at least level 15.

I am afraid this is what we are going to get in Thay too.

When was the last time they published a full campaign? I am guessing ROTFM in 2020?

This is stuff from Organized Play for conventions that used to not be available outside that environment. It's not replacing any books.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I am really tired of these little adventure releases from WOTC. I want a full hardcover campaign, preferably one that goes through at least level 15.

This is meant to be for in-store organized play. It's not meant to replace hardcover campaigns, which I'm sure we'll see in 2027 and maybe even during Season of Champions at the end of this year.

 

[MonsterEnvy]

I am really tired of these little adventure releases from WOTC. I want a full hardcover campaign, preferably one that goes through at least level 15.

I am afraid this is what we are going to get in Thay too.

When was the last time they published a full campaign? I am guessing ROTFM in 2020?

Deadfall is explicitly a full adventure not a short one.

 

[EthanSental]

Quick purchase for me and look forward to the other 2 (game conclave and wcag) when they are on dndbeyond.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Synopses of the adventures: The Hommlet Trilogy - Legends of Greyhawk

A Village Called Hommlet
Author: Eric Menge
Caravans are long overdue, and whispers of danger drift through every tavern. A call for aid in Hommlet arrives as dark shadows creep in ancient and forgotten places once more. Will you brave the shadows? A Legends of Greyhawk Preview Adventure for characters 1st to 4th level.

Ruins of the Moathouse
Author: Greg Marks
After the Battle of Emridy Meadows, the remaining forces of Prince Thrommel IV laid siege to the temple’s outpost in the moathouse, leaving it in ruins. Recently, travelers have reported strange lights flickering among the debris. Rufus and Burne, the elders of Hommlet, have called upon you to investigate. What secrets will you uncover among the crumbling stones? A Legends of Greyhawk Preview Adventure for characters 1st to 4th level.

Darkness in Nulb
Author: Shawn Merwin
Nulb is a ramshackle hovel of huts and tents nestled beside the only bridge over Imeryd’s Run. Known for shady characters and even shadier deals, it’s a perfect place to gather information on those who wish to remain hidden. However, the darkness is reluctant to give up its secret easily. Will you uncover the truths hidden within? A Legends of Greyhawk Preview Adventure for characters 1st to 4th level.

This all sounds pretty good to me as a DM. I can definitely see running this at my FLGS, if they would be interested.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Quick purchase for me and look forward to the other 2 (game conclave and wcag) when they are on dndbeyond.

Looking forward to seeing what WCAG is doing with the Wild Coast.

 

[Selas]

WCAG adventures were good--more of your traditional swords and sorcery type found in older editions
Duchy of Urnst (GameConclave) has more of your mercenary adventurer flair: : Political Intrigue, Noble Quests and Ancient Mysteries. They were fun. Oh, and Ogres! Need I say more?

 

[Lidgar]

So I'm not a DDB guy. Can I buy this and print the PDF's to run for my group?

 

[aco175]

I played in Village of Homlett and Darkness in Nulb a few months ago at the local convention. They were both fine. We all start with 1st level PCs in the Greyhawk 'Adventure League' system. After the first module we moved up to 2nd level. I do not recall anything that ties them together greatly or makes me think elemental evil.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

So I'm not a DDB guy. Can I buy this and print the PDF's to run for my group?

I think AL games tend to end up on DMs Guild eventually. Looking at the sites for the various groups, these adventures seem to be tagged using the AL format.