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Free D&D Adventures!

Posted in D&D 5e, D&D Fifth Edition, D&D Next, Dungeons and Dragons, Wizards of the Coast with tags , , on April 7, 2020 by boccobsblog

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In order to keep gamers rolling dice during Covid-19, Wizards of the Coast is offering free D&D content each day. According to their website:

As an added resource for gamers, the D&D team is pleased to offer the following material as free adventures and resources for use in your games—whether you’re playing in a kitchen table campaign, you’re an active participant in the D&D Adventures League, or are simply interested in learning more about Dungeons & Dragons and trying it out for yourself.

With schools closed around the world, many parents and caregivers are at home with their kids, including many in the D&D community. If you are in need of fun & educational material to share and/or play with your kids, you can check back here each day for D&D stuff to help during this time. If you (or someone you know) is a younger gamer, we’re also releasing resources to make it even easier to get into D&D.

Content will be added daily, Monday-Friday. Check back each day for the latest free, downloadable content. Please note that certain adventures are being made free on the DMs Guild for a limited time, so be sure to grab them now while you can!

Be sure to check the WotC website each week for more Free D&D Adventures!

Need more D&D Adventures? Check out
Explorer’s Guide to Wildemount
Mythic Odysseys of Theros
Ghosts of Saltmarsh

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The Long Soak – A Free D&D5e Adventure

Posted in Cheatin' Fair Games, D&D 5e, D&D Fifth Edition, Dungeons and Dragons with tags , , , on January 22, 2020 by boccobsblog

 

I’ve written a short closed-door mystery for D&D5e. You can download it at DrivethruRPG. If you like it let me know in the comments. I plan to release one of these one-page adventures every month or two.

-Andrew

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Free D&D Quests from Limitless Adventures

Posted in D&D Fifth Edition, D&D Next, Dungeons and Dragons with tags , , , on May 1, 2016 by boccobsblog

I’m happy to report that Limitless Adventures has been live for one month! We could not be happier with the feedback and support that we our D&D quest ideas have received. With a new month comes new products, and a new freebie. Here is a breakdown of the May products and D&D quest ideas:

Limitless Encounters
Haunted Locales — ten encounters for a crypt, graveyard, or similarly haunted location, thirty Further Adventure™ D&D quest hooks, a variant NPC, and a new divine cantrip.

Limitless Locations
Founder’s Fen — a small village near a swamp, comprised of ten detailed locations, thirty Further Adventure™ D&D quest ideas, a new monster, a new deity, and a hand-drawn map.

Noble Estates — an upper-class neighborhood, comprised of ten detailed locations, thirty Further Adventure™ hooks, a new monster, an intelligent magical sword, and a hand-drawn map, and can be added to an existing city or combined with future Limitless Locations to create a unique city.

Limitless Side Quest
The Tomb of the Sorcerer Thane — a short D&D 5e adventure where 4-6 characters of fifth level track a missing child into a forgotten tomb. The Limitless Side Quest line features an entire night of gaming for less than a dollar, with three detailed encounters generic enough to be dropped seamlessly into any campaign with little to no preparation and a hand-drawn map.

May Freebie
Rules of the Joust — this variant rules supplement gives detailed guidelines for hosting a joust in your D&D campaign. This Limitless-Adventures exclusive can be downloaded free of charge.

If you have any questions, comments, concerns, or ideas for future products, do not hesitate to contact us at support@limitless-adventures.com, on our Facebook page, or via Twitter. If you enjoy our products, please help us spread the word by sharing our posts and Tweets and mentioning us to your friends.

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