D&D 5E Candlekeep Mysteries is LIVE on D&D Beyond!

[eyeheartawk]

I have the physical book but the one thing that stood out to me is how much I adored the first 16 pages which gave detailed setting and character information for Candlekeep itself. I quickly became less excited when the adventures started (not that I didn't know what this was, but still). Made me realize how even though I am generally not that fond of FR (specifically the Sword Coast) I probably would really dig a new 5e setting guide. The adventures themselves seem neat, especially the higher level ones for what that's worth.

 

[embee]

I got my copy last night and am thinking about how to work Book of Cylinders into a campaign.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Can someone give me a general idea of the quality of the higher level adventures? I am considering Candlekeep as a way to get my Avernus party (12th level) back into play.

They are pretty decent, but fairly short. The last one (Xanthoria) has the feel of a mini-epic. There are 6 if you you include the level 11 one, which is roleplay heavy anyway. If you are using milestone levelling two books per level would work.

 

[Reynard]

They are pretty decent, but fairly short. The last one (Xanthoria) has the feel of a mini-epic. There are 6 if you you include the level 11 one, which is roleplay heavy anyway. If you are using milestone levelling two books per level would work.

Thanks. 5E needs more high level content.