[Electrum+] Dungeon of the Week #5: Forlorn Temple of Mash-Dinaxis (Level 3, 5, 8, or 11) - Digital Asset Pack (Patreon)

Forlorn Temple of Mash-Dinaxis is a Fifth Edition adventure designed for four characters of 3rd, 5th,8th, or 11th level. This document notes how to scale the adventure according to the average party level. The characters discover the Forlorn Temple ofMash-Dinaxis. Once the site of a powerful religious order, these long-ruined chambers are now home to a terrifying vampiric spider.

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Download Options

Choose one or more of the following options.

Just the PDFs. Get just the full-color PDF or black-and-white print-friendly versions:

• Download the files at the end of the post

Digital Asset Pack. Get all the PDFs plus the FoundryVTT module and digital asset pack (includes all tokens, maps, and other digital items for online play).

• Download the zip file below.
• Input the manifest URL: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ddzy7fpxv2oophh/module.json?dl=1 

Roll20 Add-On. Coming soon.

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Get the Maps

The full version of the maps featured in this adventure is available to all DMDave Patrons of Silver tier or higher. You get access to the maps, plus all the other PDFs featured on DMDave's Patreon.

• Download the map pack at the end of the post.

Connected Adventures

You can play this adventure as a stand-alone dungeon or as part of the ongoing Dungeon of the Week series. The other entries are listed below.

• Dungeon of the Week #1: Scattered Chambers of the Leper One
• Dungeon of the Week #2: Hidden Keep of the Death Arrow
• Dungeon of the Week #3: Lost Archive of the Hidden One 
• Dungeon of the Week #4: Ruined Sanctum of the Void Prince
• Dungeon of the Week #6: Dungeon of Hari (Coming Soon)

Support the Creators

This module was brought to you by the following creators.

• Adventure design by DMDave, Tony Casper, and Bob Carnicom
• Magic Item design by The Griffon's Saddlebag
• Cartography by DMDave using Forgotten Adventures' assets
• Art by Nacho Lazaro, Dean Spencer, Forrest Imel, The Griffon's Saddlebag, and Fat Goblin Games