dungeon__delving
Villager
I love old game design. I have been introducing my 5e players to it as well. They seem to really enjoy the different approaches and mechanics used in these old modules. I personally believe that with the right approach these old modules have a lot to add to the modern table. I started a channel where I update gems I find in the old issues of Dungeon Magazine, so modern tables and DMs can play them without doing the conversions themselves. This is an ENTIRELY FREE document! I want people to play and not pay. If you do wish to support me I offer supplements that are completely optional.
The inaugural adventure is the dark horror module from the pages of Dungeon issue 11, The Dark Conventicle.
This is my first time attempting anything like this, so I apologize for my rough edges. I hope to keep improving and that our community gets something out of this.
This is the link to my first video The Dark Conventicle - Dungeon Delving
disclaimer I do use some AI art. In the future I plan to phase this out and use art from creators in the community. Also, audio engineering is apparently really hard. Who would have thought? I have gotten my lumps and it should be much improved with the next video.
The inaugural adventure is the dark horror module from the pages of Dungeon issue 11, The Dark Conventicle.
This is my first time attempting anything like this, so I apologize for my rough edges. I hope to keep improving and that our community gets something out of this.
This is the link to my first video The Dark Conventicle - Dungeon Delving
disclaimer I do use some AI art. In the future I plan to phase this out and use art from creators in the community. Also, audio engineering is apparently really hard. Who would have thought? I have gotten my lumps and it should be much improved with the next video.
