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Here is the session we ran on Thursday: https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/7535148/day-116-cheapskate In which we learn that if you want to hide then it's best not to shout at each other.

Here's the latest session. It was good fun. The groups resources are really getting eaten away quickly now, and they were forced to take a long rest at about 1pm. Also, it's a bad idea to throw around necklaces of fireball beads. https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/7517544/day-116-unkhs-tomb

I found it very much the same. The tomb itself is even more scary where death really does lurk around every corner and a single wrong move could spell doom. For instance, an accident in the session last night led to 64d6 damage (that is not a typo).

The King of Feathers is terrifying and awesome :)

Looking at the information that is available, I think you are right. It looks like Saltmarsh is set around a tiny village, so trying to expand that to a city would be quite a job. So I think I will go with Dragon Heist. Maybe I should stick with the location in the module, or transfer it to...

My players have requested an urban campaign. Other than that it's up to me. Stormreach is smaller than Waterdeep and probably bigger than wherever Saltmarsh is centred, but hopefully it is in the middle enough that it is believable.

Hi all, I'm just thinking about my next campaign (currently in the last chapter of Tomb of Annihilation) and the concept I have come up with is: Set in Stormreach, Eberron - so crazy jungle frontier port town on a jungle continent where time and distance are really weird and everyone is...

Here is the latest journal. The group said when they went in that they would explore level by level, but now that they are backstage they seem to have gone down 3 levels without any worries. I wasn't on my best form on that evening, so I made a couple of mistakes - the big one being that I...

Forsooth. Thou hast slain a dragon.

Keep on the Borderlands 17 Dragons of Despair 17 -2 =15 Stupid railroad The Lost City - 20 Desert of Desolation - 20 Test of the Warlords - 20 Isle of Dread - 21 Castle Amber - 22 Red Hand of Doom - 20+1= 21 DOOOOOOOOOOOM! Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth - 17

He is nice. But he has a job to do, so regretfully the adventurers must be killed. Not a total waste though as they will provide lots of raw material for new creations.

I really enjoy Roll20 - I even use it for when I do face to face gaming with my kids, its so much clearer and more evocative to have the actual maps, and the dynamic lighting showing just what they can see is great. I've considered Fantasy Grounds, but it seems so much more expensive for...

Here is the latest journal for my game: https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/7479312/day-115-backstage In this episode the heroes find themselves in a place where they are not meant to be and have an interesting conversation with the designer of the traps in the tomb.

It totally depends on the game. I've had them all start off as strangers forced together in a strange place, I've had them all the same race and related with interlinking backgrounds. Normally the key for me is whether I plan for the game to be tied around a particular location.

Nice. Those two shrines were the most deadly in my opinion. I lost one PC to the froghemoth and almost another to the golems. All of the rest were much easier.

I ran the 4e tomb of horrors, but placed it in Eberron and mixed it with a plot of Acererak to release Bel-Shalor so that he could use his soul and ascend to godhood. It had been his first attempt to free Bel-Shalor that had created the Mournland. In stopping Acererak they made sure that...

And in this episode the group enter the Tomb of the Nine Gods. It feels quite scary - there's been a huge buildup to this. The group are just closing in the becoming eighth level so I hope they can handle it. I was surprised by how easily they worked out the puzzle cube key...

That's exactly the one I took out as well. And I had the red wizards take two of the other cubes. Most of the shrines were really cool, but a couple were a bit meh, so it's good that you could choose to remove them from the lineup.

If I was in your position I would have Artus as having been captured by the yuan-ti. All clues would lead to Omu and Mezro (Mezro being a dead end). The players wouldn't be able to find Artus but would find signs of him having been in Omu (permanently frozen zones). Eventually the players would...

This is awesome, shame they couldn't find enough evil people to make statistically valid statements about them, but on the other hand it's really good that they couldn't find enough evil people to make statistically valid statements about them.