A friend and I are writing a short adventure for Dungeons & Dragons Fifth edition. We have brainstormed a few ideas and have selected five we both like. The goal is to write an interesting and well illustrated adventure that is short enough to play in one night. We are both experienced dungeon masters, one of us is a published writer, the other a professional illustrator.
Can you tell us which of these sound most interesting to you?
Can you tell us which of these sound most interesting to you?
- The heroes must stop a mad pyromancer before she drowns small town in lava. Pyat Pyree, an ambitious pyromancer is performing experiments on an inactive volcano above Port Town. Her goal is to open a city-sized portal to the Plane of Fire. Will the adventurers connect the dots between a stolen Artifact of Fire and Pyrees' plans?
- An archfey got decieved and is stuck on the material plane. His mere presence is rapidly driving citizens of Lucky Port to insanity. Will the adventurers be able to help the traped archfey, or will his powers consume the town?
- A dying black dragon Orihmetes had his adopted daughter stolen. Will the adventurers return the girl to the dragons’ lair, or will they grant her wish to be free? Meanwhile her thief has plans of his own.
- After the coronation the new King's castle has been overrun by the undead from the crypts below. When the heroes try to save the young king they discover that he killed his brother to gain the throne, and the spirits of his ancestors want to avenge his murder. Will the heroes help the murderous noble or will they avenge his brother?
- The heroes are investigating the disappearance of a friend, who vanished in a remote mountain village. When they arrive they discover the village is secretly run by cultists who want them gone. After fighting their way into the cultist's lair they discover that their friend is the leader. Will they spare his life or will they punish him for his crimes?