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BOK! Attack of the Giant Chicken | New 2nd-Level Adventure for Fifth Edition
🕑 Added 2021-01-25 16:00:05 +0000 UTCDOWNLOAD THE ADVENTURE PDF BELOW!
Bok! Attack of the Giant Chicken is a Fifth Edition adventure designed for three-to-five 2nd-to-4th-level characters and is optimized for a party of four 2nd-level characters. This side quest fits easily into any campaign setting. Higher-level parties—especially those with access to dispel magic—won’t find this adventure challenging. Characters of 2nd level who complete this adventure should earn enough experience to advance to 3rd level. Award 3rd- and 4th-level parties experience points based on the adventure’s challenges.
Backstory
Farmer Hershel’s prize chicken, Hershel Junior, somehow got into an experimental potion of growth, causing Hershel Junior to go from a Tiny fowl to a Huge bird of doom. Hershel now stands over 20-feet tall! Supposedly, the potion will last for no longer than four hours. Trouble is, Hershel Junior in his bigger state is now extremely hard to control. To make things worse, Hershel Junior thinks everyone looks like an insect—and chickens eat insects!
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Comments
Sandrine Lasserre
Tried it yesterday and it was lots of fun. My players loved the idea of a non-classic adventure and I got a lot of impro to adapt to their ideas.
DM Dave
I think I changed it because it's hex-based instead of grid based. So the directions are correct. :D
Kathryn Wolfe
The Random Direction wander table is listed as a d8 roll but the options only go up to 6 (and there doesn't seem to be any result for directly East or West) -- is that just an oversight?
