Year: 2017
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#8 – Champions’ Manor – Dreadstorms Lost
For the D&D Dreadstorms Lost Campaign: The champions are still missing, but the influx of ruffians has been slowed. Time to search for those champions! Maybe there are clues in their home?
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Wooden Mimic Box
Review of the delightful wooden mimic box I purchased from the 9FlameCreations Etsy store.
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#7 – Rusty Gates of Berlstrum – Dreadstorms Lost Campaign
For the D&D 5E campaign, Dreadstorms Lost: The town of Berlstrum is under siege by bandits and thugs and the others intent on evil doings! The Champions are missing! How will our protectors-in-training keep the town safe?
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#6 – Guard Duty! Go! – Dreadstorms Lost
For the D&D 5E campaign, Dreadstroms Lost: Guard duty begins for our players and they quickly find out why it’s so easy to sneak past guards.
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#5 – The Adventure Begins – Dreadstorm Lost
For the D&D 5E campaign Dreadstroms Lost: Setting and dialogue for the starting scene of the campaign; includes optional NPC stat blocks
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#4 NPCs of Dreadstorms Lost
For the D&D 5E campaign Dreadstroms Lost: A list of useful non-player characters names, some used & some not, that I used while running this D&D campaign;
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#3.5 Deadly Omega 6 – Origins – Dreadstorms Lost
For the D&D 5E campaign Dreadstroms Lost: The tale of the Deadly Omega 6, the adventuring group that made the Dreadstorms famous and won them the champion post in Berlstrum as told by the Bard, Jester Red; includes a link to audio file
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#2 – Berlstrum – Dreadstorms Lost Campaign
For the D&D 5E campaign Dreadstroms Lost: (for game masters and players) Berlstrum is the starting town for this adventure; map of town with numbered buildings included
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#1 – Dreadstorms Lost Campaign – Overview
For the D&D 5E campaign Dreadstroms Lost: (for game masters and players) An introduction to the lands and population of this world; includes digital map
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Old-School, Hand-Drawn Dungeon
Grid Paper and Pencil I found myself alone with grid paper and idle time back in October 2016. I couldn’t help but want to start creating a maze-like dungeons, possibly reliving some of my 80s childhood at the same time. While sketching, I imaged dimly lit stone hallways with sweaty, slimy walls. And secret doors.…
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