Vecna: Eve of Ruin

Vecna is designed to be the epic conclusion to all your 5.0 campaigns. It brings you back to many of the worlds you might have already seen, making it a nice nostalgia tour. Starting at level 10 makes it the perfect follow up to almost all of the official 5e modules which tend to end between level 9-12. I recommend adding some Cult of Vecna encounters to your campaign prior to its conclusion to foreshadow the transition to Eve of Ruin. As a stand alone adventure, I recommend running a series of lower level one shots that put the party in conflict with the Cult of Vecna and drops some basic lore that the PCs should probably know even if the players don't. Levels 3, 5, 7, and 9 are well suited for such one shots as they give the players a chance to learn their PCs before the official campaign begins.

Vecna: Eve of Ruin is an epic, plane-spanning adventure that delivers high-stakes action, rich lore, and unforgettable locations. From the ruins of fallen civilizations to the depths of the Astral Sea, the campaign is packed with jaw-dropping moments and thrilling encounters. The influence of Vecna looms large, making for a compelling villain with truly terrifying ambitions. However, while the adventure’s scope is impressive, it sometimes lacks depth when it comes to player motivation. The pacing feels rushed at times, and certain plot points could use more development to fully engage the party. Fortunately, a skilled Dungeon Master can bridge these gaps, adding personal stakes and expanding on the story’s emotional weight. Overall, I highly recommend this adventure. With some careful adjustments, it has the potential to be one of the most memorable campaigns you’ll ever play.

Great fun! Have finished, but I'm having a great time. My DM says that hes had to do a bit of set up for the outset to make more sense, as he felt it was pretty abrupt. But regardless, I'm having fun.

Great Module. So much fun playing higher level characters

Vecna Eve of Ruin has a lot of potential. As written it is a nice way to show people who are new to dnd or have not played in many different adventure settings the different options out there. You get a taste of Spelljammer, Ebberon, Barovia, etc. However, these excursions are not very fleshed out as written and can feel a bit like fetch quests/pit stops on your journey to stop Vecna. With some extra work by the DM however, it can be a fun adventure that exposes players to new and exciting areas as they travel across the multiverse.

it's an epic high level adventure, but with a lot of needed modifications to the storyline. things are missing from the early and late game that were promised by previous adventures and are barely mentioned. most of the fixes can be made relatively easily. when running it. I made some changes in the beginning and the end for connecting it to some things that were floating around in previous campaigns. the original vecna statblock it's however very weak for a lvl 20 party. i put it in the tomb of horrors part (which was modified beyond that originaly in the campaign to be apropiate challenge) and it still lasted very little. i'm close to ending it with my very modified version but it was neede to improve vecna properly to make it feel like a lvl 20 final boss and an evil god of the multiverse. the idea and structure mostly work