Mini-Dungeon adventure for 4-6 characters of levels 7-8
On passing through golden fields of sun-kissed wheat at sunrise, the party meets Solace, a floating radiant mask dancing in the sunshine.
Solace asks the party to help save her friend Spirit, and lift a foul curse gripping a graveyard less than a day’s travel from the fields.
Mini-Dungeons are short, setting-agnostic adventures for 5th Edition which can be easily inserted anywhere in your campaign.
- Mini-Dungeon PDF
- GM Map
- Player Map
- VTT Maps
John S. (verified owner) –
Love it great product
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Timothy S. (verified owner) –
AAW adventures are well written making them easy to run without prep. The focus is interesting (skill checks, hazards, and monsters) and great for a quick nights fun.
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Matthew Andrade (verified owner) –
Again so very good
Michael S. (verified owner) –
Haven’t played it yet. Idk how good it might be.
Steve R. (verified owner) –
Since I play OSR exclusively, I use AAW material mostly for inspiration. I have converted and run several adventures from the Mini Dungeon Tome, which I purchased when it first came out.
I will probably not convert and run this, but I might borrow a couple of elements.
Kudos to this digital, hyperlinked format. I don’t have that with the hardbound MDT, or most other sources.
Suggestion. The font used for the titles do, IMHO, not set the tone for mini adventures. It has more of a sci-fi, technology, old television “adjust horizontal control” vibe.
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Jacob –
The “encounter elements” are great. The can be ripped out of this encounter and thrown into almost any other encounter. Or used as a non-combat encounter. Something very much like this is why i mostly run a5e