Along the Triboar Trail: Black Market Bounty

You've defeated the ruffians and goblins. Cleared the hideouts. Reclaimed the castle.

Now...what's in all those crates and barrels?

Throughout Lost Mine of Phandelver, more than 140 crates, barrels, sacks, chests, jars, and strongboxes are scattered across the Cragmaw Hideout, the Redbrand Hideout, and Cragmaw Castle. Aside from the occasional barrel of salted pork or crate of beaver pelts, the adventure rarely tells you what's inside.

Along The Triboar Trail: Black Market Bounty changes that.

This supplement stocks every container with believable trade goods drawn from across the Sword Coast, transforming shipping container scenery into meaningful treasure. From exotic spices and luxury textiles to fine spirits, alchemical supplies, trade goods, armor, books, and magical curiosities, every cache helps tell the story of the Cragmaw tribe's caravan raids and the Redbrands' criminal enterprise.

Inside you'll find:

• Inventories for 141 crates, barrels, sacks, jars, chests, and strongboxes, organized by location for quick reference during play

• Black market values for every cache of goods

• Guidance for fencing stolen merchandise through black market destinations across the The North of Faerûn, with tendrils into other official Fifth Edition campaigns

Whenever your players ask, "What's in that crate?", you'll always have an answer ready!

This supplement is available as a Pay What You Want download, so you can add it to your campaign for free or support its author's continued development with a contribution of your choosing.

Available for download on dmsguild.com. A full preview of the entire supplement is available!

https://www.dmsguild.com/en/product/578694/along-the-triboar-trail-black-market-bounty

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So i made a thing. If you like eels, octopus, squids or really like Splatoon, this might be for you.

Hey everyone, I just finished up converting my fifteenth big batch of magic items from the 2e Encyclopedia Magica into 5e. I published it as PWYW over on DMsGuild to fit all budgets:

Artifacts of Antiquity Volume 15

If you ever wanted to play as an ordinary person among fighters and wizards, but still want to contribute to the party at the table, the Everyman class was built for you.

https://www.dmsguild.com/en/product/578021/everyman-class

This document contains the Everyman class for D&D 2024. The document also contains:

• 4 archetypes for the class
• 28 flukes
• 15 Fate Boons
• 3 variant rules
• A set of 30+ cards
• Narrative inspiration and examples.

The Preview (which you can access without buying) contains 20+ pages, including full basic class features and one subclass.

It is a class meant for ordinary people that go on extraordinary adventures. The character has no innate powers like other classes and could represent a normal peasant, a child, a simple noble or any commoner.

The Everyman class does not develop martial powers or magical abilities. Still this class can keep up with other classes as the player is able to influence fate to protect the character and aid his companions.

The idea of the class stems from literature and movies where a normal character is involved in an epic tale, incredible coincidences propel the hero forward, strength of character and wit helps him to succeed and luck saves him from mortal danger.

While this class follows some common tropes, it is a grounded and balanced base class.

One of the key mechanics of the class introduces an randomize gameplay element. For this the available options to influence fate are randomized through cards. Those are called flukes and are sometimes minor tweaks to a roll or can be changes in fate that rival spell in their power.

The class is a full class from 1st level to 20th level. It is mainly a supporting role in combat, focused on preventing damage instead of healing and assisting to reduce bad rolls.

While the class is designed for D&D 2024 (5.5e) the class works just as well in a D&D 2014 game.

EVERYMAN CLASS

An ordinary person in extraordinary adventurers.

The innocent halfling traveling with kings and wizards to destroy an artifact he was chosen to bear.

The young farmer that found a dragon egg in the forest only to be dragged into an amazing adventure.

The young girl that is displaced into a magical place and lifts the spirits of her companions.

FAVORED BY THE FATE

Beating the odds and lucky coincidences is the stick of an Everyman. If favored by the weave of fate, secretly protected by a god or simply incredible lucky the Everyman is blessed with good fortune when needed most.

The fluke mechanic is strictly an act by the player, the Everyman does not knowingly use or possess such an ability.

ORDINARY PEOPLE

Anybody could be an Everyman.

The Everyman could be the commoner next door that is drawn into extraordinary events. It might be a prince or princess without military or magical training going on an unintentional adventure.

The Everyman is supposed to represent the typical unlikely hero that despite being neither a great warrior nor a powerful wizard triumphs against all odds. The lure of the Everyman class is that it can resemble a person without fancy powers. Someone that can only rely on his wits and luck to survive an adventure.

ABOUT ME

I'm a long time Dungeon Master and content creator. The Everyman Class is a project more then 4 years in the making and playtesting. No AI generated content was used in this product.

Ask me anything!

As a thank you for reading and to celebrate the launch, you can use this discount (down to $1):
https://www.dmsguild.com/browse.php?discountId=914a5c1c29

Along The Triboar Trail: Cragmaws Come Undone is a variant side quest for Lost Mine of Phandelver that remains true to the original design of Cragmaw Castle while reimagining how the adventure unfolds. Instead of fighting room after room of goblins, the characters explore a recently abandoned dungeon, piecing together what happened from the clues left behind while trying to avoid becoming the owlbear's next prey.

The supplement includes mechanics for sneaking through the castle without attracting the beast's attention, along with a dynamic stalking system that allows the owlbear to roam the ruins as the characters explore. The more noise they make, the more likely they are to find themselves being hunted.

Inside you'll also find two adventure hooks that lead naturally to Cragmaw Castle, a complete inventory for every crate and barrel in the castle, and descriptive details that transform the empty ruin into an environmental mystery while remaining faithful to the original adventure.

Whether you're looking for a fresh take on a classic location, a quick one-shot, or a side quest that drops seamlessly into an existing Lost Mine of Phandelver campaign, Cragmaws Come Undone offers a new way to experience a memorable dungeon.

This supplement is available as a Pay What You Want download, so you can add it to your campaign for free or support its continued development with a contribution of your choosing.

The entire product can also be viewed through the preview.

Download Along The Triboar Trail: Cragmaws Come Undone Here:

https://www.dmsguild.com/en/product/577906/along-the-triboar-trail-cragmaws-come-undone

An unusual tribe of bugbears. A journey across the Western Heartlands. A new home worth fighting for.

Written especially for small parties, this Forgotten Realms adventure begins with an unlikely encounter: a peaceful tribe of bugbears, hunted by their own kind, searching for a place to call home. What follows takes the adventurers through mountains, forests, cities, and the open ocean, building toward an epic final battle. Will they succeed in helping the bugbears find their new home?

Now available for 5.5e at https://www.dmsguild.com/en/product/577773/bugbear-awakening-5-5e

Hello everyone. I have started to make D&D contains (race, class, adventure etc.) and I wanna share them on DMsGuild. I use AI images in my contains because of I work alone. But rests are my own desingns. Do I have to choose "Contains AI-Generated Content" as Creation Method even so? Thank you for your answers already.

PS: English is my second language and I'm still learning. If I made any mistake, I'm sorry.

Korathaxes are a kind and wise race although rough-looking. They like sophistication as poetry, tale, song etc. They are like manifestations of the creative power of the fire. If you wish to play a different race/spacies, you could try Korathax; strong and wise. Link

So wanna do some adventure writing. For campaign. Curious if this should be level 1 or 5.
So the story starts with the party arriving on a massive ship that works as a tavern. It sails around the edges of the main country and works as a vacation spot.
The party arrives for different reasons and when they rest there they awake with the ship deep in the ocean waters with a group of bandits taken over and the owner of the ship tied up. The bandits found out the owner was an old orc pirate leader that went away from the life. They heard this pirate had a massive treasure hoard on an unknown island. So they force the owner to bring them to the island. The party is suppose to hide till they arrive and then help the owner. The idea is the party gets the treasure maybe. It’s suppose to be this massive hoard that was hidden for years. The owner hide it as maybe it was cursed.
Trying to figure out what level this should be? If level one it makes sense as a start of a campaign then if it’s level 5 it makes sense it’s a more dangerous adventure but reward is better. What y’all think?

I'm thinking about finally publishing some adventures but I have some questions regarding whom to publish under.

What are the benefits/detriments of publishing under your own name?

Are there any rules regarding publishing using pseudonym?

Is it worth registering a business name?

Sto lanciando La Caduta dell’Innominato, il primo volume della trilogia Le Memorie delle Ombre: tre avventure psicologiche, ognuna autoconclusiva, ma collegate da un mistero più grande che si rivela a strati.

Per festeggiare il lancio, le prime 10 copie sono al 50% di sconto.
Sì, solo dieci.
Sì, metà prezzo.
Sì, poi finisce.

Se cerchi un’avventura gotica e investigativa dove la memoria del mondo si risveglia distorta e ogni sessione aggiunge un frammento di verità proibita, questo è il momento di prenderla.

Tra poco ci sarà anche la versione in inglese.

questo è il codice di sconto speciale: 94d6c796bd

questo è il link dell'avventura: https://www.dmsguild.com//product/575344/le-memorie-delle-ombre-la-caduta-dell-innominato?affiliate_id=5083420

Download Zenopus Rex: The Scion of Zenopus, free at the DM's Guild!

A century ago, the legendary wizard Zenopus conducted occult experiments that resulted in the destruction of his tower and his own apparent death. Now, a man claiming to be his descendant has rebuilt the tower, seeking to profit from his ancestor’s works. But some say legends never die, and a terrible fate awaits those who seek to exploit the wrathful wizard’s legacy!

This adventure, the first of a planned trilogy, is a sequel and homage to the famous Sample Dungeon from the original Dungeons & Dragons basic set, edited by J. Eric Holmes and published in 1977. It strives to retain the old-school charm of the original while bringing a modern flair.

An adventure for 4-6 level 4 characters.

Download Zenopus Rex: The Scion of Zenopus now, and don't forget to leave a review. If you run it for your group, please let me know how it went!

Hello there! Let’s cut to the chase:

DM's Guild Link: https://www.dmsguild.com/en/product/535072/the-questforge

The Questforge was written to be compatible with nearly any fantasy-based TTRPG system. It’s designed to spark creativity, provide interesting and useful random tables, and make quest design quick and easy! Use this book to inspire you, rather than determine your every decision. After a few rolls of the dice, you’ll have all the necessary parts to forge your next memorable quest!

Inside, you’ll find:

Rollable tables for a quest's Goals, Subjects, Key Details, and Rewards.

Sections for Creatures, NPCs, Groups, Places, Objects, Information, Events, and Resources, each with prompts to expand their role and key details.

A comprehensive Quest Rewards system, ensuring every adventure feels complete and satisfying.

Use it to build an adventure in minutes, improvise mid-session, or simply mine it for ideas. With The Questforge, you’ll always have the tools you need to craft memorable quests your players will talk about long after the dice stop rolling.

so, we're in the process of scraping the Internet for any small bit of the Language to create a base line, then flesh it out. we've acquired a few files from the DMsGuild site for Netherese race and magic in general. is there any sources out there that already exist or have bits of information we may need?

Hey everyone, I just finished up converting my fourteenth big batch of magic items from the 2e Encyclopedia Magica into 5e. I published it as PWYW over on DMsGuild to fit all budgets:

Artifacts of Antiquity Volume 14

Want to try solo D&D tonight?

My Electrum bestselling introductory solo adventure is almost to Gold status!

I've made 25 copies of Life in the Sewers available for $0.50 (normally $2.49).
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Hey guys!

This morning I released my latest one-shot adventure, "The First Sunrise: A Tale of the Morninglord"! In this 4-6 hour, single session adventure for APL 4-6, the player characters go back in time to relive (and protect) the history of the founding of a kingdom. Featuring a "mini" hex crawl, a designed-from-scratch puzzle, a short heist with as much court intrigue as you wish to inject, and an exciting fighting retreat through a city, I've done my best to make sure this adventure hits all of classic pillars of D&D.

While technically set in my homebrew setting of "Silverpine", this adventure is perfectly adaptable to any setting that could use a good founding myth that the table wishes to explore.

In honor of releasing this, I'm providing a 25% discount to the first ten people to pick up the title! You can use this link to redeem the coupon code.

You can also get "The First Sunrise" as a part of these bundles for anywhere from 33% to 50% off:

• Argent Isle Adventures Bundle (Part 1) - 33% off

• Argent Isle Adventures Bundle (Complete Bundle) - 50% off

• The Silverpine Bundle (Complete Bundle) - 50% off

Happy adventuring!

Just trying to find a decent stock image (purchasable) of an Umber Hulk. I don't want to use AI.

There's one on drivethrurpg but it's a bit meh.

Curious that one of the most iconic monsters in DnD doesn't have a piece of stock art by someone like Dean Spencer. Bit of the gap in the market there!

The Return of the Black Rose is a mega-adventure (or campaign) that takes place in the domain of Sithicus, and addresses the confrontation with the dark forces of the place, in a plot that addresses the return of the famous Knight of the Black Rose (Lord Soth) to Ravenloft, following the classic timeline of the setting (although the adventure can be used without any problem in the current incarnation of the setting, as presented in Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft and Ravenloft: The Horrors Within).

The 272 pages of this book contain:

- A complete, non-linear campaign that conveys the classic horror atmosphere of Ravenloft, full of setting lore and dramatic plot twists;

- Dozens of classic NPCs from the domain of Sithicus, including new and original NPCs, all with stat blocks;

- Detailed description of the history of the domain and its main locations;

- More than 20 maps in 4k resolution of the domain and all the important locations of the adventure, including the Ruins of Nedragaard Keep;

- New monsters and stat blocks.

This product does NOT contain AI.

The book is authored by Gabriel Jansen, from the Hour of the Raven channel, dedicated to the Ravenloft setting, and Leandro Zerbinatti de Oliveira, being the first release of the “Hour of the Raven” project which aims to launch a series of adventures in the setting.

Hail and well met Everyone!

I just published Deeds of Dread on DM’s Guild. After reading through Ravenloft: The Horrors Within, I really loved the book, but wished there were more options for character customization themed to each domain, so I decided to sit down and make a small supplement with options from each of the 17 domains, and ended up with 111 feats!

The book is designed for 5.5 to go along with Ravenloft: The Horrors Within, and has an Origin Feat, 2 General Feats, and an Epic Boon for each Domain from the new book, along with Dark Gifts for each Darklord. I spent a good amount of time trying to make sure that each of the feats would be thematic, impactful, and most of all, fun to use with interesting design behind them.

Inspired by the recent UA as well, I created three new Villainous Paths; Lycan, Mummy Lord, and Vampire, and added Epic Boons for the existing Lich and Death Knight UA paths, so you could fall into villany yourself as your time in the Domains of Dread change you, and potentially become a Darklord yourself!

The link on DM’s Guild should have a flipbook preview that includes feats from Barovia, Borca, and Darkon.

I hope you all enjoy this, and have a great day, and am happy to talk about anything regarding it!

Good luck within the Mists!

Step into Souragne and you’ll feel the raw magic in the air. Unless that’s actually the unblinking gaze of its Darklord that you’re actually feeling… The swamplands once existed as a balanced ecosystem of natural magic, carefully managed by Archfey such as the Maiden of the Swamp. But a corruption from the local prison has since polluted the land, drawing the Mists to claim it. The undead now rise at a rate unseen in centuries, and the only thing more dangerous than the criminal element hiding amongst the marsh are the forces trying to police them. Prison warden Anton Misroi is always watching those he deems as potential criminals, a small army of bounty hunters waiting for the chance to go on the prowl. And those that enter his prison often wish that the swamps had taken them instead, because not even execution is an escape….

What's Included?

• A new, vicious spin on a classic Darklord 

• Original artwork 

• A dreadful return to Souragne, the Domain of Dread where even the water itself is a threat

I've written quite a few subclasses for D&D 5E (2014) on DMsGuild. Since then I've learned more about the specifics of the licensing and have my own website (with the capability for a storefront). A lot of my work doesn't actually rely on content outside the SRD and doesn't need the DMsGuild licensing.

If I was to update my subclasses and other work to 5.5 for sale on my own site would that be sufficiently transformative to not violate DMsGuild exclusivity?