Time has come for another map for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist. This time it’s the map for Encounter 10 of Chapter 4: Dragon Season: Converted Windmill. Credit to Mike Schley’s Schleyscapes for some of the objects used in this map. Find the rest of our free maps for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist here and our other resources for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist at …
After a brief hiatus, here’s another encounter map for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist. It’s the map for Encounter 7 of Chapter 4: Dragon Season. Old Tower is the setting for up to four different encounters, depending on what season you’re playing through. Credit to Mike Schley’s Schleyscapes for some of the objects used in this map. Find the …
Another encounter map for Chapter 4 of Waterdeep: Dragon Heist. This time it’s Encounter 9: Cellar Complex. Once again made using Mike Schley’s Schleyscapes. Find the rest of our free maps for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist here and our other resources for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist at the DM’s Guild. Enjoy!
As promised, another map for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, made with tools from Mike Schley’s Schleyscapes. This time we’re going straight for the crown jewel: the Vault of Dragons. You can find both player and DM’s versions of the map here. Be aware – they’re a bit larger than usual, so you might have to scale them …
And here we are, with yet another map for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, once again using tools from Mike Schley’s Schleyscapes. This time it’s one of the encounters from the encounter chains in Chapter 4: Dragon Season. You can find both player and DM’s versions of the map here. We’ll be putting more maps up for …
Continuing on my last post, we’ve created another map for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, once again using tools from Mike Schley’s Schleyscapes. This time it’s the Gralhund Villa from Chapter 3: Fireball – a sprawling manor filled with dangerous enemies. You can find both player and DM’s versions in our DM’s Resources for Chapter 3: Fireball on the …
The newest official 5th edition Campaign Book features urban adventure for characters of level 1 through 5. I’ll be posting blogs on the campaign as I play through it with my tables, and publishing (hopefully) helpful stuff to the DM’s Guild whenever I’m able. First order of business: maps. Now, I don’t have anything against …
This blog isn’t about how I am litterally drowning in 5th edition books, as I prepare sessions for my weekly group or write new content for the DM’s Guild, although it very well could be. No, this is the first in a series of blogs where I go over some of the rules of 5th …
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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