D&D 5E Summer Is Not Done With Us Yet

And neither are the crustaceans.

Fun, sand, sun, and 8 new horrors to unleash on beachgoing adventurers! Set up sinkholes made by the tidepool trapping beach flealion (CR 2), introduce seaweed that fights back with the kelphook sealtrap (CR 5), unleash the lagoon kraken (CR 10), bring feathered fury to seaborne breezes with razor gulls (CR 1/8) or the more lethal flock of razor gulls (CR 5), hide the enormous shipwrecker crab (CR 11) for a nasty ambush, surprise swimmers with a sunflare tarpoon (CR 3), or send a walking shark (CR 2) or two across the shore for some terror and delight. Drenched designs by Andrew Engelbrite, illustrated by Júlio Rocha.


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