📓Book 1: The Fall📓 ✨New Player Friendly✨ 🗺️Homebrew🗺️

About the adventure

✨Hello everyone and welcome to the wonderful new world of Deltora. A brave new frontier where man and monster are at odds, Demon Lords have conquered different continents, the rumors are spreading of the Collective Grace's corruption. A Holy Church boasting the creation of heroes. Will you explore some of these instances or will your party choose to be some of the first to sign up for all manner of new guilds springing up across The Holy Empire? That's right the choice of what your group does is entirely in your party's hands. The realm will react accordingly.✨ 🛠️Now to the brass tax or tacks or something to that nature. This world is homebrew. I mean homebrew, homebrew, I have written new lore for how the world was created and what has transpired since. New gods and Devils/Demon Lords. I have even taken the monsters and revamped them to fit better narratives. So whatever previous knowledge you have besides the core mechanics of how D&D runs (Intivative, modifiers, dice rolls, what stealth means, etc) then throw it out. I look to challenge and have my players engaged. I want to get reactions from the group (it tells me I'm doing something right).🛠️ ⚔️The DMing style of the game. I do my best to balance every aspect I can around the group's composition. So if I notice low-level monsters just aren't challenging you guys enough, I'll do what I can to either increase their lethality or pit you guys against more challenging monsters. There will be easy fights and there will be life-or-death fights. I try to introduce a 50/50 split on roleplay to combat but if I find the party favors combat then it might go 60/40 in favor of combat and visa versa for roleplay. The narrative I try to offer keeps the players guessing and from the reactions I've received, my players find out there is a lot more than meets the eye, to say the least. I can be forgiving, I can also be ruthless and really it all depends on how you ask me to treat your character. I do play with the rule of cool when it fits but still adhere to most of the base game mechanics. Like you can't one shoot a boss but you can do a really cool finishing move or what I call "make a Deal with the DM". You can ask more about that later.⚔️