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Wizards of the Coast game company was started in the home of Peter Adkison in The purpose Wizards of the Coast is to Provide great entertainments for the hobby gaming community through games, novels, comics, Tv series, apparel and more. Disclaimer : We dont own this book. Facing off against the pair is both deadly and has the added risk of being considered assault or attempted murder of respected nobility.

These villains will require finesse and information gathering. Facing off against Jarlaxle and his crew will result in defeat, but PCs can disrupt his operations or even team up with him to secure the gold treasure.

Manshoon is a powerful wizard, but he has many enemies and exposing him to authorities is a strategy your players can use. As always, the art and layout in this book are excellent with quite a few double page spreads. The artwork provides nice touches such as the same street location illustrated for each season. We even get a simple map style see above , that even us lowly amateurs Dungeon Masters can attempt to mimic. This adventure is a solid and replayable event-driven urban adventure for characters of levels 1 to 5, but whether it is for you depends on what you and your group are looking for.

What Does the Book Include? The items include such novelties as the uncommon Paper Bird, but most are tied into the plot such as the Stone of Golorr. The majority of the entries are for NPCs, with some just pointing to the entires in the Monster Manual. There are a few monsters such as the Gazer, Walking Statue and Xanathar extra notes to add to the Beholder , but most of the monsters are from the Monster Manual.

Choosing a Villain When you run Dragon Heist , you get to choose who the main villain is from the very start. Xanathar Spring is a paranoid beholder crime lord who wants his magic stone back and is looking to wipe out anyone he thinks is a Zhentarim operative in his guild.

The Cassalanters Summer are a married noble couple and secret devil worshippers who want to buy back the souls of their children. Their lair is their estate, Cassalanter Manor. His lair can be found on a ship used as the headquarters for his traveling carnival. Schueneman, Library Director, James C. Millions tune in each week to watch and listen to RPG players on podcasts and streaming platforms, while virtual tabletops connect online players across the world.

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Over time Halaster has gone quite insane and the dungeon he carved, now dubbed Undermountain, is a labyrinthine death trap for those bold enough to venture within. Precious few have returned from Halaster's home, and frequently they're not who they were when they started out.

One thing is certain however. Wealth unimaginable exists within the halls of Undermountain. As a band of young, foppish lords discovers there is a dark side to the city they all love, a sinister mage and his son seek to create perverted creatures to further their twisted ends. From the Paperback edition. You love Dungeons and Dragons. As an experienced dungeon master you've run dozens, if not hundreds of games.

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It's time to unleash the Lazy Dungeon Master. A Call for Heroes! A young group of friends stumble across a terrifying conspiracy that holds the heir to the Blackstaff, the defender of the city of Waterdeep, in terrible danger. These friends must search deep within themselves to become the heroes their city needs to save its champion from those who would see both brought low.

Ed Greenwood, beloved author and creator of the Forgotten Realms, presents the first book in a brand-new series dedicated to showcasing both the City of Splendors and our most talented up-and-coming authors. A series of stand-alone adventurers, this book and the series to which it belongs were written specifically for those readers with no prior knowledge of the Forgotten Realms, making it an excellent entry point for new readers. All rules and reference required to play the world's greatest roleplaying game.

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The creator of the Forgotten Realms leads readers through a rollicking fantasy adventure and murder mystery set in the city of Waterdeep Revealed in death to have been Masked Lords, three more citizens had been murdered over the preceding day and night: the Sembian wine-seller and collector Oszbur Malankar; the half-elf sorceress and artisan Dathanscza Meiril; and the moneylender, landlord, and investor Ammasker Gwelt. All of Waterdeep now knew someone was killing the Lords of Waterdeep, one by one.

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