annacraneo
Villager
Hello there!
Me and my partner have created a new PWYW adventure set in Eberron. In Sharn Files: Secret of the stolen Beef Boranel you can cast a suspicion on the teammate while defenestrating the enemies. This one-shot mixes social deduction games a la Mafia or Blood on the Clocktower with fun combat encounters inspired by Tactical Breach Wizards!
A perfect little distraction after you have traumatized your players during the main campaign and everyone needs a breather, this 3-5 hour one-shot for level 7 characters adds the character-driven tension to a simple but exciting dungeon crawl.
>>>Link to get it <<<
This adventure also features:
I really hope that you'll enjoy it, and if not, you'll be generous enough to provide constructive feedback. The suspicion mechanic was a rave during playtests, but I really want to hear how it holds up in the wilds!
Thank you!
Showcase of some pages
Thank you!
Me and my partner have created a new PWYW adventure set in Eberron. In Sharn Files: Secret of the stolen Beef Boranel you can cast a suspicion on the teammate while defenestrating the enemies. This one-shot mixes social deduction games a la Mafia or Blood on the Clocktower with fun combat encounters inspired by Tactical Breach Wizards!
A perfect little distraction after you have traumatized your players during the main campaign and everyone needs a breather, this 3-5 hour one-shot for level 7 characters adds the character-driven tension to a simple but exciting dungeon crawl.
>>>Link to get it <<<
This adventure also features:
- Over 25 lavishly-illustrated pages
- 3-5 hours of gameplay
- 2 custom-made encounter maps – a multi-level warehouse and a hazardous laboratory
- 6 pre-generated characters, each one cuter than the other
- 6 unique monsters perfect for throwing out of the windows
- 4 new Magic Items approved for use by Sharn authorities
- Additional subclass: Warlock whose patron is the City itself
I really hope that you'll enjoy it, and if not, you'll be generous enough to provide constructive feedback. The suspicion mechanic was a rave during playtests, but I really want to hear how it holds up in the wilds!
Thank you!
Showcase of some pages
Thank you!
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