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DMDave is an amazingly talented writer and producer who has been creating top tier adventures, monsters, and player options for years. He is also the producer of Broadsword Monthly, an old-school style print magazine of our favourite Tabletop Role Playing Game. This adventure was written as a collaboration for the Wrath of the Wyvern Kings campaign printed in the forthcoming February 2021 issue.


The Caves of Silence

The Caves of Silence is a Fifth Edition adventure intended for three to five characters and is optimized for four characters with an average party level (APL) of 3. Characters who complete this adventure should earn enough experience to reach two-thirds of the way to level 4. An abandoned mine needs to be cleared of a nest of monsters so the town can reopen it and the miners can get back to work. This adventure takes place in the Omeria campaign setting but is designed to easily be used as a stand-alone or fit into an existing campaign that has an abandoned mine outside of a small town with only a few modifications. The party should be prepared for some difficult battles with the spiders inside the mine.

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A phase spider and a nest of giant spiders have turned an abandoned mine just south of the town of Steeproost into their home, killing any who would try to take it back. Using the unique properties of a rare mineral that absorbs sound, the giant arachnids lay silently in wait for their meals to come to them. For years they have filled their bellies with the blood of anyone foolish enough to enter their lair, with their screams going unheard once they do.


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Andrew Laverghetta

My group just finished this up last night and it went well! So far, it's the (counts fingers) ..uh... 4th time DMing. You start to get a little nervous for your players when the phase spider connects with the wizard who's already down 5 from their max.

thedmtoolchest

That's awesome! I love hearing stories like this! Glad it went well :)