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Tomb of Annihilation! 💀 THE Deadliest Module! 💀 D&D2024 💀
Deep in the jungle of Chult, dark magic capable of blocking resurrection and pulling those previously revived back to their grave runs wild!
$20.00
/ Session
Details
Weekly / Wednesday - 1:00 AM UTC
Dec 10 / Session 15
Session Duration / 3 hours
Campaign Length / 30–60 Sessions
6 / 6 Seats Filled
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Schedule
Meet your party members
6/6
About the adventure
Deep in the jungle of Chult, magic capable of blocking resurrection and pulling the previously revived back to the grave runs wild. You play as a group of established adventurers tasked with heading in to find the source of this magic, dubbed, the Death Curse. Find it and put a stop to it by any means necessary, the life of an important friend hangs in the balance. Tomb of Annihilation is the deadliest module in 5e. Resurrection magic is disabled, should a character fall, they stay dead. Love your characters, hold them close, but don't get too attached. The jungle spares mercy for none. Notes for folks already familiar with the module: We will not be doing a Hexcrawl for the jungle portion of the campaign. Just letting you know, whether you love it or hate it, but doing multiple sessions worth of random encounters isn't my jig. We'll be running a much more streamlined jungle section that showcases the danger and exotic locale of Chuult without becoming a slog.
Meet the Game Master
5.0
(8)
1 year on StartPlaying
122 games hosted
Highly rated for: Creativity, Sets the Mood, Teacher
About me
Hey there! My names Jordan, I'm a lover of tabletop roleplaying games both in person and online. I've been DMing for just on a decade now and love every little bit of it. I try to bring a fun and goofy environment with plenty of room for serious when the mood calls for it. I love to take a players backstory and twist the story to accommodate and intertwine the two. Nothing I enjoy more than a player getting to be surprised and excited about stuff they came up with getting involved with the entire group and the parties plans. You're welcome to join the discord for the games and chat with myself or current players if you have any questions! https://discord.gg/WJkzMS95zv
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Creating your character
Starting level is 5. For stats, players can either roll, point buy, or take the standard array. All official D&D content, minus Autognomes, is on the table, as well as the Blood Hunter and Gunslinger homebrew material.
Weekly campaign on Tuesdays! Pre-gen Characters available on request. Come, explore the jungle and bring down the source of this Death Curse, or die trying!
What to expect
Preparing for the session
A microphone and discord account are the only requirements. Players will make characters individually but I am happy to work with players 1 on 1 to assist them with the process. We'll be making characters in D&D Beyond and using the Beyond20 plugin for playing them in Roll20. Links and instructions for downloading are included in the game discord.
What Mr Jordan brings to the table
I have battlemaps for every combat encounter of the campaign as well as utilize sync-tube for ambient and combat music throughout the game. I have a number of small homebrew rules I run games with for ease of play.
Equipment needed to play
Computer
Internet
Microphone
Platforms used
Safety
How Mr Jordan creates a safe table
Players will receive a private message from me to discuss any no go content that they wish to disclose ahead of time to not be included in the game. Almost anything can be easily written out or around with no issue. Players are also encouraged to say something in the moment if a not previously discussed issue appears, we can work around the issue.
Content warnings
Safety tools used