The Sorrowsown module for 5e and the dawn of "Archvillain Heroes"! (Patreon)

Hey everyone! 

We have sent the monthly module to the Archvillain Tier via mass messaging and it contains the Sorrowsown 5e adventure plus a NPC codex for the monthly hero! 

Variant rules, maps, a new magic item and new creature stat blocks, all trapped within a bloody story line await! 

Here is a sneak peak into the module:

"You see the materialized souls of the Baron's past victims
gravitating around the top of the tombstone frantically trying
to escape to the heavens. Above the tombstone you see a
huge slender figure of a man wearing aristocratic clothing and
a demonic looking mask. He has giant wings and a halo made
of black flames above his head. He swings his sword cane
pushing the souls that try to escape back into the tomb."
 

The players are commissioned by a sage to investigate the whereabouts of the long forgotten mansion of Baron "Magnus" di Pangatrasti and secure his mask so he can study and keep it from falling into the wrong hands. 

-During this investigation, as they gain access to the various rooms and the dungeon of the mansion they will have to face the tortured spirits of Katarina and Dolores, the angry wraiths of the baron's soldiers and a helpful undead wizard. They will also find clues about the tragic past of Bartolomeo and a way to free him from the cursed artifact. 

-At the climactic conclusion they will confront the Baron himself and if they are victorious they will have a very difficult choice to make. Also they could possibly be the new owners of a slightly haunted mansion!

And here is a sneak peak into "Archvillain Heroes - Isabetta of the Dawn": 

"I was following the steps of Lady Trouffield of Hufferin"
"My dear," the woman stood back up, "where did you
possibly hear that name?"
"Do you know the name?" Isabetta suddenly found the
strength to sit upright, "I read of a heroine who saved her
land."
"I know Darlena, Lady Trouffield of Hufferin, she once sat
right here," The woman tapped her seat.
"That's impossible," Isabetta began to feel the hairs on her
body lift as a prickly feeling rolled across her skin, "it was
hundreds of years ago."
"Was it? Time flies when you're out here."
"Who are you?" She began to fear the worst, "have I fallen
to a fate worse than death?"
"My dear," the old woman turned to her with sympathy,
"You're already dead.
 

Written by Angel Angelides, Ioannis Rigas and Cameron Rout.

Cheers!

The Archvillain Team