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Vaskil Valley: Wrath of the Wyvern Kings - The Bandit & The Bride | New 4th-Level Adventure by TheDMToolChest
🕑 Added 2021-02-02 16:01:01 +0000 UTCThe Bandit & The Bride is a Fifth Edition adventure intended for three to five 3rd- to 4th-level characters and is optimized for four characters with an average party level (APL) of 4. Characters who complete this adventure should earn enough experience to reach one-third of the way to level 5. A local ranch was attacked by a band of marauding bandits and the rancher’s wife was taken hostage. Tracking the bandits leads to a manor home that has been converted into a makeshift fort with the captive inside. 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 with only a few modifications. The party should be prepared for some difficult battles with the bandits inside the fort.*
Background
A gang of bandit marauders, the Ruby Riders, recently attacked the Arabarn Ranch just outside of the town of Steeproost. The half-Anorian owner of the ranch, Taznar Arabarn, was viciously assaulted in the attack, and Violeta, his Pressonian wife of only a few weeks, was abducted. The Riders have left the local area, headed back to their fort with their captive in tow.
Unbeknownst to Taznar, Violeta and the bandit leader, Minoas, were once young lovers many years ago. Minoas sought his fortune outside of Steeproost, intending to come back and wed Violeta. However, the years passed, and he never returned. Eventually, Violeta’s family lost most of their livelihood when the Gretsard Iron Mine shut down years ago and she was pushed into marrying Taznar to save her family from destitution.
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I can apppreciate Evil Scotsman's point - I am just exploring this patreon, and I put 25 bucks a month to get access to the archive that was described as a single repository for complete content. From a consumer point, I don't want to visit drivethruRPG, role20 and 3 patreons to get all the componants to run the adventure. It defeats the point of paying for a premium membership, to have to micro-transaction an adventure from multiple points.
Patrick Diederiks
Perfect 👌 thanks for the quick answer All the best
DM Dave
Good question! It's part of Vaskil Valley which will be in BroadSword Monthly in April/end of the month which is B/W (old school style)
Patrick Diederiks
Does this adventure comes also in a printer friendly version ?
Me too!
Evil Scotsman, While I understand your point, these are some HIGH quailty adventures with HIGH quailty maps to go with them. These guys work hard and deserve the money they get.
Evil Scotsman
I am not knocking that my point is the fact that we dont even get a map to go with this without having to pay for them. sorry but ill give it a pass, i have grabbed the free versions of other things but i cant be paying 12 different people for content. Now the stuff that you release on your own i get you having it for patrons but stuff that is being released via a third party or under someone elses name makes it tough for me to justify having to spend even more money.
Charles
I love the formatting on this one
TJ Phoenix
Well, if I may - That $9 doesn't just get you the maps to this adventure. It gets you access to a library of dozens of adventures including all of their hi-res maps, on top of the multitude of other content available as well (monsters, player options, etc.)
Evil Scotsman
Having to pay an extra $9 to get the maps or buying it on roll 20 is rough
