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Poll #328 - Converting all Dungeons & Lairs to books... but where do we start?
🕑 Added 2023-04-19 13:37:29 +0000 UTCHey everyone!
If you didn't already know, we're turning all our Dungeons & Lairs into books. We started with forests, with Dungeons & Lairs: Forest of Peril, and there are already two more on the way: Dungeons & Lairs: Coastal Quests and Dungeons & Lairs: Cursed Locations (Horror-Themed). Soon to follow will be Dungeons & Lairs: Desert of Dread featuring next month's selection of adventures.
But what else should we put into the mix? Below I've created a list of adventures by terrain and general level. Pick the one that you think is best.
Thanks!
Comments
James Tindall
I am currently running Ghosts of Saltmarsh. I loved the ship and map so much, I let my PC's keep the ship. Planning on using it when we finish the GoS material.
James Tindall
I almost went with the Greek, but the Urban themed book would get the most use. Will the books be complete, meaning maps and tokens?
DM Dave
Good questions on both. Letβs say TBD for now
John Clanton
Are there going to be new adventures in the books? Are these new adventures going to have Foundry packs?
DM Dave
Correct. They'll be made available as I get the time to put them together. Working on coasts right now, but should have cursed done soon, too.
Frank Moore
Dave, these are all going to be for sale on your web site, correct? And not Kickstarted or available via OBS?
Frank Moore
I voted for Mystic Strongholds but City of Shadows is a great choice as well. I'll be looking forward to that.
DM Dave
If you don't already, make sure to check out Limithron. That's basically all he does. https://www.limithron.com Also, grab a copy of Ghosts of Saltmarsh. Best boat resources for 5e so far.
Dan Streeter
Awesome! Keep em coming in any form place theme or format! π€£
DM Dave
We're doing monthly (well, 5-week) themes right now. But it doesn't mean the end of coastal themes. Plus, other adventures often qualify as multiple. For example, Greek adventures are basically coastal, too, by nature of being on islands.
Dan Streeter
Will the creation of the books themed on the D&L adventures mean that theme is over? For example the 'Coastal Quests' book - will that mean there may be no more coastal adventures? Or is it more just a 'cut of what is there now in that theme'?
