Here is week 3 of my 2021 Dungeons and Dragons Campaigns. Lets go over session 3: Confronting Overconfidence. Things got messy. Don’t forget that this campaign has been ongoing for over three years. There is a lot of story to cover and I’m writing a book series to document it all. I am adapting this adventure into a book series.
The Main Hall: Entering the main hall, the party began getting acquainted properly with the Dwarven Nobles. As they had made an ally in House Trollbreaker thanks to the Paladin, this is the house they sat nearest. The Monk spoke to house Windmaul who warned him of Vampire servants. He was told to talk to the Battlemaiden of the house
The clock was running and the party needed to get into a council meeting to figure out the succession crisis. Needing 4 house approvals was becoming difficult. One of the allied houses was forcing the party to a day long trial that they could not afford to compete in. That left the enemy houses. House Bronzebuckle: The party debated at
Battle with Drow: The Party was still split up when things began again. The Death Knight and Gonk found themselves against a Water Elemental. Meanwhile, The Barbarian/Warlock and the Monk found themselves tied up by a group of Drow. The Barbarian/Warlock used one of his final spells to free himself and the Monk. Quickly the attacked the group of Drow,
With no time to lose and a Dwarf Succession crisis to begin to resolve, the party returned to the tunnels beneath the Dwarven City. With the paper they had collected, a route to The Slavers Den had been revealed. And there was only a door leading to an unexplored room standing between the group and that hideaway. Knowing there might
The Final Round: The finals began in earnest in the tournament at Iron. The first battle became a battle of attrition between the Monk and the Barbarian/Warlock. The Monk knew that he could not defeat his foe in a straight up battle and abused his superior movement range to create a chase. The Monk forced the Barbarian/Warlock to drop out
The Tournament Continues: The second to last round of the tournament began and to set it off, the Barbarian Warlock fought Gonk the Warrior in a vicious battle. Though countless blows were traded, ultimately the Barbarian Warlock was victorious. This knocked the Dwarven Warrior into the under tournament. Next up was the Death Knight who kept his undefeated streak thanks
The Necromancer The tournament continued with the Monk fighting against Rangar the Barbarian. It did not end well for the Monk, who despite his best efforts ended up being defeated by Rangar’s fearsome attacks. Afterwards the Rogue and Monk went gambling. The Monk won an extraordinary amount of money while the Rogue lost a couple coins. Nothing that could not
Writing and I have had a fairly symbiotic relationship since I was very young. I am one of those weird children who enjoyed writing far more than reading at first. I discovered as I grew older that the reason behind this was as a result of me being both bored and disillusioned by what I was forced to read
Orsas the Hero Cursed Blade Dark Magic User Saves world from itself Erben the young kid Doesn’t want to do the work But fate does not care Arken the loyal Implausible weapon size Fiery Spirit Cajbo, Ruffian No idealism here Only self service. Vadis the Divine Seeks to destroy the Undead Friends with Vampires Obaris