THE KEEP ON THE BORDERLANDS MAPS FULL
Lots of hooks, often bolded and called out NPCs have full stat blocks, descriptions and roleplaying notes every location is mapped and tagged. It’s absolutely a complete adventure setting – all the prep work is done for you. And below that lies a crypt full of all the sorts of things crypts should have.Ī GM will never feel unprepared or without some inspiration with this adventure – it’s just jam-packed with everything needed to pick it up and blast into a long-running campaign. Plot hooks abound in the goblin warrens, and in their conflict with the bandit “queen” above.
Inside is a haunted castle, and then a lower level populated by a goblin tribe. Bandits occupy the outer tower, all with their own personalities, motivations and suggested actions. Reveal at your discretion as the players explore. The Shadowed Keep has a long history, with all the background provided in the book to the GM. But the Shadowed Keep adds even more great stuff. The Shadowed Keep section doesn’t even start until 35 pages into the book! You could run multiple sessions, and even launch a campaign, just from the Dulwich location alone.
In it you get an in-depth city setting with Dulwich, a roughly 5,000 person town full of guilds at war with the mayor, upscale and downscale taverns, thieves guilds and plot hooks galore. It is set in Raging Swan’s “Duchy of Ashlar” campaign setting – but this can be dropped into pretty much any typical fantasy world with minimal modifications. Creighton Broadhurst has now updated this classic gem to use D&D 5e rules, fleshing out some gaps in the story and really tightening up the flow of the module. This is a 94-page adventure with a pedigree going back to Pathfinder 1e. Highest recommendation – get this adventure and have it handy at all times. Contains a city that’s not too small, not too big, and full of intrigue a keep that begs exploration and has secrets on every level and tons of adventure hooks that can be meshed in with nearly anything a GM can think of. Snap Judgement for Busy Wyverns: This adventure is one of the best possible ways to start your campaign. Similarly, there is no time pressure during this adventure-the characters can explore the Shadowed Keep at their leisure. Thus the characters will find some areas easier than others, and they may never even discover other portions of the complex. Summary: The Shadowed Keep on the Borderlands is a sandbox adventure-the characters can explore the various zones of the keep in almost any order. Adventure: Shadowed Keep on the Borderlands
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