Book 3: Silver Mountain

Are you ready for an adventure that reduces your prep time and has plug-and-play locations, NPCs, factions, and deities?

Do you feel like a social encounter should be as tense as combat with equally severe consequences?
Challenge your players with a level 6 social encounter where the course of the negotiation has an impact on the world around them.

Preparing for your game is easier with this new 40+ page GM-friendly adventure that's designed for four 6th-level characters. However, there are scaling options included. It’s packed with tips and time-saving details, but it still leaves room for your ideas.

It's a story that involves the kindness of the good deities and the corruption of evil forces, which might not be as evil as originally thought. Will your PCs take a liking to a baddie? Maybe even turn to the dark side?

Negotiate the Fate of a Village

Do you feel like a social encounter should be as tense for 4 level 6 characters as combat with equally severe consequences?

Try this negotiation with twists, traps and negative consequences in case your players are unsuccessful.

Trudge through a war ravaged province to make it in time at Ohm-E’Ga where they are in dire need of help to negotiate on their behalf on top of Silver Mountain. When your players spend too much time between Galvan Harbour and Ohm-E’Ga, they won’t make it in time for these negotiations. Others could have attempted instead, but what personal agenda do they follow?

What does it have?

40+ pages of adventure, tips & tricks and expert GM advice on story options.
Adventure levels 6 (and scalable to 5 and 7)
All battle maps include both GM, PC, gridded, and not-gridded
Room for combat, investigation, social encounters and a skill challenge
2 Fleshed out baddies with hooks to more!
Spiced up monsters and strategies
Snippets of lore to sprinkle in

Let us help you run your adventures:

Aside from heaps of cool stuff to add to your games, bringing this adventure to life can help you with:

1. Detailed locations that can be plugged into any adventure.
2. Plug-and-play, easy-to-run scenarios that reduce your prep time.
3. GM advice and inspiration on how challenges could flow.
4. GM reminders about crucial details to keep in mind.
5. Monster stats, strategies, desires, and tactics.
6. Details on how to scale the adventure for levels 5-7.
7. Tables to help with quick referencing information, running an encounter, or making the adventure player focused.
8. Fully fleshed-out baddies, including their desires, fears, stats, items, lore, artwork, and ideas on how to role-play them.

Let's negotiate the fate of a village

What others say about us

Brooke Whitney - DriveThruRPG
This is a massive resource packed with a gripping premise, interesting new mechanics, unique factions, and epic villains. Color coding info to make it easily accessible while running the game is a fantastic idea, and you've provided a ton of guidance for GMs to work off of. Excellent work!
I'm a big fan of out-of-the-box adventure design that intends to help GMs run a game easily. It's a hard enough job already! :)
We'll definitely be looking forward to more titles from you on DriveThruRPG.
Po - Player of the Adventure
So, you messed up and now you're in Hell. What now? We're going to escape and we're killing as many devils as we can.
Escape from Hell's Prison gives a comprehensive overview of an escape adventure against evil and smart antagonists. It's soon apparent that simply brute-forcing your way out is not an option. That doesn't mean that the Barbarian Orc with -10 intelligence is useless, far from it. Battles are frequent and varied, allowing the DM to input nearly anything he wants to whilst having a plethora of monsters and preset situations to choose from. But the more patient, smarter characters are able to shine as they try to unravel the secrets of Hell and plot their escape.
The adventure is sprawling and can be complicated. Note taking for party members is advised. There are battles, plots, but also moral dilemma's and twists along the way. This book provides the DM with a solid and comprehensive framework that can be easily followed, but leaves room for the fiery imagination.
GdG - Player of the Adventure
This campaign was a lot of fun! There is so much content, we kept getting sidetracked and then there were so much consequences. This world is build carefully and everything is connected.
Good for the casual playthrough but also with so much depth to get sucked into! I was always looking forward to the next session and looking back at the previous one with joy.
In my own playthrough, it was great fun discovering the secrets and slowly piecing together the puzzle, with the occasional cathartic battle in between. No spoilers for the ending, but that was a bit evil.

Don't miss out, just buy it here mate

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