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Download D&d - Adventures The Sunless Citadel. Type: PDF. Date: November Size: 12MB. Author: Chico Suave. This document was uploaded by user and they confirmed that Just add the sunless citadel of Jay Dee to My Favorites. Embed the sunless citadel to websites for free. Check all flipbooks from Jay Dee. Upload PDF to create a flipbook like the sunless The Sunless Citadel This is another recreation of the Sunless Citadel by Bruce Download Category Traditional Size KB Review Comments The Sunless Citadel This is another The Sunless Citadel is the first adventure presented in the 5th edition compilation book, Tales From the Yawning Portal. It is an introductory adventure, first developed for the 3rd edition The Sunless Citadel, by Bruce R. Cordell, was originally published in as a beginning adventure for the third edition of the D&D game. The adventure is widely regarded as an ... read more
There are a few reasons why this particular adventure is considered so good. From the outset, it teaches the DM to think intelligently about how monsters will react in advance to action or inaction from the players. The other side of the coin is that it teaches new players that monsters react intelligently and perhaps in more cunning ways than programmed baddies in computer games. There are traps, secrets to discover and puzzles to solve. Leave your thoughts below or pop over to the chat portal to find out what people are saying across the site. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. About Policies Write For Us Ads How We Earn Money Email Digest Patreon Shop Resources Archives Conventions Chat Portal Free eBooks Latest TTRPG News Summary Podcast RPG Tips RPG Tools Short Film Roulette.
Explore these posts. Advertising Disclaimer : As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Geek Native also earns money through DriveThruRPG and Skimlinks. Find out how. Be social and follow GeekNative on Twitter. Notify of. new follow-up comments new replies to my comments. Inline Feedbacks. Info Contact Us Corrections Privacy. Due to the Pandemic, we began the adventure playing remotely. There are a number of wonderful products and websites that facilitate this style of roleplaying, but I was curious to see if it could be done completely for free. It was functional but it requires a fair amount of pre-planning and a lot of forgiveness from your players. We generally play on a dining room table, but for remote play I set up a card table inside our home office. The battle mat goes on the card table and the two boys sit there. I am next to the table and next to the office desk which has the computer on it. One camera is propped up to view the computer monitor, a second is on the desk looking at the players, and the third is attached to a flexible floor lamp, looking stright down at the battle mat on the table.
My biggest task for this play was creating the Fog of War effect for the dungeon. I used photoshop and here is my step-by-step method for creating your own. Now I may not have had many handouts, but I did paint over 50 minis just for this adventure. If there is anything else that you wish I had included in this Sunless Citadel Resource Guide, please let me know. Skip to content The Sunless Citadel is the first adventure presented in the 5th edition compilation book, Tales From the Yawning Portal. There are five sections to my overview: The Campaign Diaries — Our heroes go on a quest for a missing group of adventurers, led by a strange man and his miniature giant space-hamster.
Campaign Diary Session 1 — Our heroes agree to commit goblin genocide for the price of a single iron key, and then get trapped behind enemy lines. The Charts Here are the two charts I make to better organize my adventures. Sunless Citadel Encounter List Second, I like to have a Monster Stat sheet that has every monster and NPC in the adventure listed with all of their important stats all on one page. The stat sheet should be self-explanatory, but for further details about this and all my other charts, check out my Dungeon Master Resource Page Sunless Citadel Monster Stats When I ran my players through this adventure, they were all at least 5th level, which made them way too powerful for this 1st level adventure. Here are the links: Sunless Citadel Encounter List modified 5th level Sunless Citadel Monster Stats modified 5th level The Maps I prefer the maps that come with the Yawning Portal reprint to the original, but both of them have a few minor issues.
My modified DM map of the upper Fortress Level of the Citadel Sunless Citadel, Fortress Level — PC Map modified with my changes Sunless Citadel, Fortress Level — PC Map based on the official dungeon Sunless Citadel, lower Grove Level — DM Map I made no changes to this map Sunless Citadel, Grove Level — PC Map The Area and Town maps from the original module Original Sunless Citadel Fortress Map Original Sunless Citadel Grove Map An interesting isometric map of the Fortress Level. I do not know who the artist is. My Battle Map of the Final Fight on the Fortress Level with the Hobgoblin Cheiftain. The Purple Circle is a giant pit with an 80 foot drop and vines to climb down. My Battle Map of the BBEG Fight with Belak and his forces on the Grove Level. The Gulthias Tree sits along the southern wall near the stream which I added for the subsequent vampire fight.
My Battle Map of the Dragon Priest Tomb at the end of the adventure. A secret door links the Yellow Dragon Riddle Room to the Blue Honor Guard Room. Meepo, the Kobold Dragon Keeper, who is the first NPC the players meet in the dungeon. Yusdrayl, the Kobold Chieftain, and more importantly, the key your players need to get into the Dragon Priest Tomb. Erky Timbers, a Gnome adventure and goblin captive, who can also join your party and seems to know a bit too much about the dungeon and its inhabitants. Unfortunately, he will attck Meepo on sight. An awesome picture of the Twilight Grove, The Gulthias Tree, Belak the Outcast, and his two thralls, Sir Bradford and Sharwyn Hucrele. The Dragon Riddle statue in the Dragon Priest Tomb. The minor tomb Room 27 that has the Night Caller whistle on an altar. The horrific vermin from Rooms 28 — 30 that nearly decimated my party. Another shot of Balsag and his rats. He must have been a favorite of the author.
One of my favorite pictures. A few extras from unnamed sources. Minsc and Boo, the greatest NPC duo ever created, and my quest giver of the adventure, streamlining all the story hooks into one hamster. My Meepo reimagined as a Kobold Inventor, complete with sacks of centipedes, a skunk in a box, and a scorpion on a stick. The Extras I only used one handout during the adventure and of course it has a typo in it where I refer to the Hobgoblin Chief by the wrong name. Fog of War Due to the Pandemic, we began the adventure playing remotely. My phone is set to record the dungeon, while it is linked to the phone one foot away looking at the players.
Load the dungeon into photoshop and create a new layer that is all black and is the same size as the map. On the right hand side, in the layer list, hide this layer so you can still see the map. Using the selection and lasso tools, create a form that includes just the details of each room, individually. Then Cut and Paste that object creating a new layer. The layer will be directly on top of the original; leave it there. I have moved this room over for display purposes. Label this new layer with the dungeon room number and move the layer so that it sit above the Black Fog of War layer. Repeat this process for every room, trap, and secret door in the dungeon. Miniature Montage Now I may not have had many handouts, but I did paint over 50 minis just for this adventure. The Vine Creeper that burst out of the dying tree, the resurrected vampire, Gulthias, plus Jot the Quasit and the Dragonpriest whose name is forgotten to time.
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There are a few reasons why this particular adventure is considered so good. From the outset, it teaches the DM to think intelligently about how monsters will react in advance to action or inaction from the players. The other side of the coin is that it teaches new players that monsters react intelligently and perhaps in more cunning ways than programmed baddies in computer games. There are traps, secrets to discover and puzzles to solve. Leave your thoughts below or pop over to the chat portal to find out what people are saying across the site. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. About Policies Write For Us Ads How We Earn Money Email Digest Patreon Shop Resources Archives Conventions Chat Portal Free eBooks Latest TTRPG News Summary Podcast RPG Tips RPG Tools Short Film Roulette.
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Sunless Citadel, Day 1 First Game Session The party arrived in the town of Oakhurst to answer a call for adventures from the town’s Mayor, Verner Ling. In discussions with the mayor the the material contained her ein has three purposes: (1) to speed combat by eliminating the need to flip back and forth between pages within the same book, (2) to organize the information about Download D&d - Adventures The Sunless Citadel. Type: PDF. Date: November Size: 12MB. Author: Chico Suave. This document was uploaded by user and they confirmed that Class and Race blogger.com Dark blogger.com No files in this folder. Sign in to add files to this folder blogger.com: home Just add the sunless citadel of Jay Dee to My Favorites. Embed the sunless citadel to websites for free. Check all flipbooks from Jay Dee. Upload PDF to create a flipbook like the sunless ... read more
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