The Infernal Marriage
In Edon, art is law. A wedding play, The Saint’s Betrayal, promises glory—but on this stage, every vow, every line, might carry a price in blood.
$10.00
/ Session
Details
Weekly / Saturday - 4:30 PM UTC
Feb 28 / Session 5
Session Duration / 2.5–3 hours
3 / 5 Seats Filled
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Meet your party members
3/5
About the adventure
The village of Unda looks peaceful, but something beneath its smiles is deeply wrong. A strange warmth radiates from the well, people drift into sun dazed trances, and engineered disasters in the mine point to a long buried secret. As the party investigates, they’ve uncovered political cover ups, a thieves’ guild preparing to harvest a magical essence called Sunbreath, and a traveling troupe plotting a midnight assassination during the festival. Every faction wants something from Unda, and the players are caught in the middle as the clock races toward sunrise. What the party doesn’t yet see is that all these crises are pieces of a much larger design. The Sunbreath, the warmth, the watchers, the mine, the well. Someone is preparing a binding ritual far beyond Unda’s borders, a contract meant to join a powerful claimant to a chosen Vessel in a ceremony of law, magic, and sacrifice. When the truth finally surfaces, the players will have to decide what to do. In the Infernal Marriage, every choice shapes the fate of the village — and the ceremony hasn’t even begun.
Game style
Combat Heavy
Hexcrawl / Exploration
Roleplay Heavy
Sandbox / Open World
Meet the Game Master
5.0
(10)
3 years on StartPlaying
9 games hosted
Highly rated for: Creativity, Storytelling, World Builder
About me
Hello, I’m Bryce—A EST timer, a 35-year-old father of two, born with Cerebral Palsy and your future Dungeon Master! My voice may be different, but that only fuels my creativity. I turn challenges into strengths, using immersive visuals, atmospheric soundscapes, and adaptive storytelling techniques to run unforgettable D&D campaigns. With over six years of experience guiding players through rich, evolving 5e adventures, I bring a deeply personal and inclusive perspective to the table.
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Creating your character
We’ll build characters together during Session 0 to ensure everyone starts on equal footing and fits the tone of the campaign. Ability scores will be rolled in Roll20 using 4d6, drop the lowest, with a minimum final score of 10 in any ability. This method keeps characters competent while still allowing for meaningful variation. We’ll also cover class choices, backstory hooks, party connections, and how your character fits into the themes of the campaign so you walk away with a fully realized, table‑ready adventurer.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
To participate smoothly, you’ll need access to Discord for voice and session coordination, Roll20 for maps and dice, and a working microphone so you can communicate clearly with the group. D&D Beyond is completely optional—use it if you like its tools, but it isn’t required for character sheets or gameplay.
What Bryce Clemens brings to the table
I’ll provide all the lore, maps, music, and atmosphere needed to bring the world to life. If you want deeper context for your character or backstory, I can also send concise PDF packets covering the specific lore you need—no homework, just the pieces that help you build someone who fits naturally into the setting. My goal is to help us tell the strongest story we can together, and I’m flexible with most ideas as long as they make sense within the world.
Homebrew rules
We’ll review all homebrew rules together during Session 0 so everyone knows exactly what’s on the table. Some options may be adopted, adjusted, or set aside depending on what best supports the group and the story we want to tell. Nothing is locked in until we agree it serves the campaign.
Equipment needed to play
Internet
Computer
Microphone
Platforms used
Safety
How Bryce Clemens creates a safe table
Your comfort at the table comes first. We’ll use whatever safety tools you need to feel secure and supported throughout the campaign. If there’s a system you prefer—lines and veils, the X‑card, traffic‑light check‑ins, or anything else—just let me know, and I’ll incorporate it. The goal is to create a space where everyone can engage fully, communicate openly, and enjoy the story without hesitation.
Content warnings
Safety tools used