Tyranny of Dragons +2: ULTIMATE EDITION (LEVEL 15 CURRENTLY!)

About the adventure

Dare to explore the very foundational roots of 5e! The very first properly published adventure is dear to me. This is especially true because everyone seems to hate it so much - all the reviews online for the most part are scathing and initially I viewed this as a challenge to modify it until it was awesome. After running it and completing it a couple of times, I firmly stand by the notion that it's one of my all time favorite adventures ever - it's a classic setting against the most iconic mosnters of D&D history - DRAGONS! The adventure has flaws, sure, but that's why I've painstakingly gone through and improved upon it to accommodate all of the new rules, stat blocks, lore dumps and gameplay styles of modern tables. I know it like the back of my hand - I've kept all the good bits, and made the bad bits better either by iterating upon them with my experience as a DM running homebrew campaigns in original worlds. I love the Frog-Otter (not a typo!) Realms setting though, and I aim to deliver justice upon it with lots of whacky, interesting, imaginative and very possibly hilarious trudges through the big events of the book, accompanied, of course, by the severity of the stakes at hand. Here's a little preamble for Tyranny of Dragons: 'After the Spellplague, the world shudders in anticipation for the next disaster to be felt throughout the land. Faerun, as hardy as it is, still recovers from the wounds upon her body and its people have not forgotten. Many keep a watchful eye and are wary of the next threat. Life goes on, however - cities are rebuilt and a semblance of life has returned to the continent in the meantime, despite evil forces stirring to see it all crumble to the ground. One such force lies in wait, hidden in the shadows, ready to strike when the best opportunity reveals itself. You are traveling as wandering adventurers, gathered on this day to see a Baldurian merchant, Elior, to a town located in the Sword Coasts' Greenfields. Greenest, is seemingly a small settlement at first, but Elior assures you it is anything but. The rural village, with its paltry keep, hides in plain sight as an incredibly popular trade center for all kinds of goods, thriving in its relationship with both Elturel and Baldur's Gate. The two major powers in the Coast, who just sought a pact of non-aggression after a great many conflicts between them, rely on the town's strategic positioning as bridge that facilitates the flow of goods. Arriving at the town, you settle in the nearest inn, dubbed the March Hare. You rest with Elior as he promises you payment in the morn for your services. Next you wake, a deafening, guttural roar raging against your ears, and only static follows as you see lightning rain down from the skies, smiting the March Hare and anyone in it. You hear cries for help amidst the rubble and struggle to get to your feet. Someone needs help. Will you help them?' And that's it! See you soon!