Now that things are settling down, well a little bit, and d&d is coming to front and centre again which a venture through the clouds. This week is back to a mid-level adventure away from my throwback to a low level
(first level) adventure that could be created. This week is a bit high-fantasy but the elements of it can be used in any campaign ready for something a bit more. So let’s sit down, grab a coffee and roll into this weeks adventure!
A Venture Through The Clouds
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The sight of the vessel was something to behold. A magic imbued ship that had large billowing sails designed to capture the breezes. But what made the ship out of the ordinary is where it was docked. The Ship Sand-cutter was moored, as it was, on the outer wall of the city Rastabar which was a dry and land-locked place. The endless hard ground gave way into sand dunes about an hour from the city’s walls. The deep wells in the city provided some water for animals and agriculture but otherwise it was a dry place.
This is what the party had been hired for. A large unmoving cloudbank had appeared due east from Rastabar and rumour from people who had ventured close to it was that there was something in the clouds. Something that looked like a tower. The city council organised a group of adventurers to investigate and with a well liked merchant’s flying ship they would soon confirm the rumours.
Thoughts
Now a bit of a tease with this one tonight as we have a long way to go for the rest of the adventure. It’s open ended and can go a few ways but I have something specific planned for this one.
Thanks for joining me for the start of the 32nd week of this years adventures. Don’t forget to come back daily as I work through the components of another adventure. And as always, don’t forget to roll with advantage,
The Brazen Wolfe
Brazen Wolfe Tabletop 