In Avernus as a Sandbox – Part 1 we talked about how to turn Chapter 3: Avernus of Baldur’s Gate: Descent into Avernus into a sandbox. The goal was to create a structure that offered multiple different ways to go from Fort Knucklebone at the start of the chapter to the Bleeding Citadel, where the …
I’ll preface this post by making it clear that I thoroughly enjoy the D&D 5E campaign Baldur’s Gate: Descent into Avernus. I think it’s a good story in an awesome setting, that is both ambitious in its scope and simple in its execution. It’s a good campaign. You should run it! Now that we have …
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We often receive questions about printing the maps included in our D&D 5E DM’s Resources for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, Baldur’s Gate: Descent into Avernus, Ghosts of Saltmarsh and Storm King’s Thunder. So, by popular demand, I’ve put together this guide on how to create ready-to-print PDF-files out of any battlemap, encounter map, region map, etc. …
Guide: How to print battlemaps (and a free map!) Read More »
Help us continue to make posts such as these by supporting our Patreon. In our last blogpost, we discussed making WotC’s newest adventure series Ghosts of Saltmarsh into a full campaign. It’s a topic that deserves more attention – and a more detailed look – but before we get further into that, I wanted to …
Ghosts of Saltmarsh in the Forgotten Realms (free maps!) Read More »
The newest official WotC product has landed: Ghosts of Saltmarsh. With seven adventures spread over 200+ pages – and a whole bunch of rules for handling ships, sea travel and much more – you can’t really complain about a lack of content. (We’ve even added to that content here at Eventyr Games with our DM’s Resources for …
This post is the second of two posts dedicated to running the Wizards of the Coast official campaign Storm King’s Thunder. The first post covered the structure as the campaign book outlines it, and gave suggestions to how you can run the campaign in a short and concise manner. This post aims to do the opposite, and instead …
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