About the adventure

Want to learn to play D&D? Or maybe you want to step up your game even farther, or experience adventures in a way you haven't before? If so, you need to join our "Ultimate Heists for Fun and Profit" campaign. Published D&D author and professional DM Connor (@TheHealerDM on Twitter) will take you through a blended exploration of two major campaigns, the new "Keys from the Golden Vault," and "Waterdeep: Dragon Heist." In this campaign, players will take the role of a character in a professional investigation and sleuthing agency. This agency (to be named by the players) searches for missing people, hunts down difficult objects to procure, and engages in the funnest shenanigans. Be you the face, wheelman, gadgeteer, or other role, you will contribute to team success. New players are welcome. They will receive tips on character building, the rules, and how to succeed in D&D group play. They will leave the campaign feeling an expert. Both new and experienced players will see a time-spanning campaign where their characters make a difference, a game where their backstories and actions matter on both personal and macro levels. This experience is curated to group tastes by a DM skilled in running diverse moods and themes. This experience includes the following: * A Session 0, where we build character concepts and relationships, while talking about what we want from a campaign and setting up safety tools * An introduction where your character, a member of a skilled team, finds a place in the world * Assignments will take you through various places You will be spoiled in this game. Players have complete access to a D&D Beyond library worth over $1000. We use Roll20 Premium as our VTT, Zoom communications (higher quality video, sound, and stability to Discord - plus encryption), and sound effects via Syrinscape. No expense is spared in making the absolute best game for you. Plus nearing the end of the campaign, the DM will personally send you a thank you gift for your participation. Don't wait. Connor's games tend to fill very quickly, and new games aren't offered often.