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Scourge of the Sword Coast
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5 out of 5 rating for Scourge of the Sword Coast
This is really good. I haven't run it yet, but reading through it makes me *want* to run it. A wealth of RP opportunity in Daggerford, with a bunch of small-medium dungeons ( or adventure locations) to quest in. It's got a good backbone tying it all together. I'm sure I'll end up making a bunch of changes ( I always do) but I'm really impressed. It reminds me of a more thoroughly fleshed out Lost Mines of Phalandrin.
This is really good. I haven't run it yet, but reading through it makes me *want* to run it. A wealth of RP opportunity in Daggerford, with a bunch of small-medium dungeons ( or adventure locations) to quest in. It's got a good backbone tying it all together. I'm sure I'll end up making a bunch of changes ( I always do) but I'm really impressed. It reminds me of a more thoroughly fleshed out Lost Mines of Phalandrin.
EthanSental
Legend
4 out of 5 rating for Scourge of the Sword Coast
One of the first things I picked up after getting the 5e PHB so I could have as much story possible for my players. I enjoyed it overall and it was a good intro into the Realms even if I didn't read it in proper chronological order.
One of the first things I picked up after getting the 5e PHB so I could have as much story possible for my players. I enjoyed it overall and it was a good intro into the Realms even if I didn't read it in proper chronological order.
dd.stevenson
Super KY
4 out of 5 rating for Scourge of the Sword Coast
Ran this as an introduction to a sandbox campaign. It's got a lot going for it, in terms of open ended-ness and good ole dungeon crawling. However, I absolutely don't recommend using Dead in Thay as the follow-up adventure: you're much better off making other plans for bloodgate keep, or else replacing its role in the adventure with something else entirely.
Ran this as an introduction to a sandbox campaign. It's got a lot going for it, in terms of open ended-ness and good ole dungeon crawling. However, I absolutely don't recommend using Dead in Thay as the follow-up adventure: you're much better off making other plans for bloodgate keep, or else replacing its role in the adventure with something else entirely.
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