D&D 5E Here's A Look At 3 Adventures from the Radiant Citadel

Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel features 13 adventures, all written by people of colour. Here's a quick peek at three of them, as details start to emerge across the internet!

• Salted Legacy (1st level, Surena Marie). Rival merchant families are at war in the Night Market. Various challenges such as a timed cooking challenge.
• Written in Blood (3rd level, Erin Roberts). Based on the black experience in the Southern US, features a haunted farm and commoners who becoming violent; the adventurers need to figure out why without harming them.
• Shadow of the Sun (11th level, Justice Arman). Persian-themed, factions in a city ruled by a celestial being are in conflict.

D&D 5E - The Next D&D Book is JOURNEYS THROUGH THE RADIANT CITADEL

We peered, poked, squinted, flipped, and enhanced the teaser image that WotC put out last week, and it turns out we got it right -- the next book is, indeed, Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel. Wraparound cover art by Evyn Fong Through the mists of the Ethereal Plane shines the Radiant...

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The full list of adventures is:

• Salted Legacy
• Written In Blood
• The Fiend of Hollow Mine
• Wages of Vice
• Sins of Our Elders
• Gold for Fools and Princes
• Trail of Destruction
• In the Mists of Manivarsha
• Between Tangled Roots
• Shadow of the Sun
• The Nightsea’s Succor
• Buried Dynasty
• Orchids of the Invisible Mountain

 

[mcmillan]

This article gets into a bit more detail about the 3 previewed adventures The Next D&D Adventure Book is a Vibrant, Personal Multicultural Anthology

 

[Demetrios1453]

This article gets into a bit more detail about the 3 previewed adventures The Next D&D Adventure Book is a Vibrant, Personal Multicultural Anthology

Oooh, that article goes into a good amount of detail! Everyone should stop and read it, as it addresses concerns raised here, especially those worried about the tone.

 

[Dire Bare]

This article gets into a bit more detail about the 3 previewed adventures The Next D&D Adventure Book is a Vibrant, Personal Multicultural Anthology

Reading that article cinched it for me. SOLD! This books looks awesome!

 

[Jer]

That article is great and while I was already planning on getting the book I'm now irritated that I'll have to wait until June to get it.

 

[Parmandur]

This article gets into a bit more detail about the 3 previewed adventures The Next D&D Adventure Book is a Vibrant, Personal Multicultural Anthology

Great article: all three of those Settings sound like they have huge potential, I particularly like the Southern Gothic one. I quite like the framing of the intro adventure as...an intro, where the PCs get to know each other through human interaction. That's peak TTRPG, right there, showing what D&D has over and against video games. Sounds perfect for playing with my kids...

 

[ART!]

That article is great and while I was already planning on getting the book I'm now irritated that I'll have to wait until June to get it.

Yeah, I'm not even interested in running anything and I want to buy it just to read - and I never buy gaming books just to read!!

 

[mach1.9pants]

Well those of us that love a good hack n slash are unlikely to be interested in the new cartoon fluffy way of DnD. But we've got 50 of years of stuff to use, so hopefully this is a success for a different audience.

 

[OblivionDrive]

Finally an adventure fit for Bobby Flay!

Bobby, please roll an Athletics check to jump on the counter and shock the audience.

I’m still mad at him for that move to this day. What a clown.

 

[Jer]

I’m still mad at him for that move to this day. What a clown.

At least he ended up losing after that stunt. Man I haven't thought about that episode for a long time.

(I just googled it and realize that it was about 23 years ago that he did that. I will now once again dry up and blow away in old age...)

 

[Undrave]

This article gets into a bit more detail about the 3 previewed adventures The Next D&D Adventure Book is a Vibrant, Personal Multicultural Anthology

That seems really cool. I'm not one for adventure books but it's tempting!