Using D&D Beyond has been an incredible leap forward from pencil, paper and calculator that has long sustained the management of role playing games. It’s so easy it seems to be almost cheating. Where is the hours of math based formulas being calculated and recalculated like we are mathematicians on the Apollo program? What happened the THACO, (I don’t even remember what THACO stands for, but it was vital roll playing information 30 years ago.) D&D Beyond does all the calculations, tracks all the spells, changes all the modifiers, and also serves as an air fryer. And if you act now we will through in this +1 shammie at no additional cost. Follow the link below.
Balthazar, the blue dragon soon joined the party that had already been formed. This crew happened to be running Dragon Hoard Campaign, which is the “Ocean’s Eleven” of Fearun. I wanted to be the Goerge Clooney of the group, but I associate more with the Eddie Jemmison of the crew. Go ahead, google it. You will thank me later.
Plot summary: four groups are on the hunt for a large gold hoard that has been hidden somewhere in the sprawling metropolis of Waterdeep. Each group has its secret agenda to use the money for PURE EVIL! We are in a race against time to find the treasure, and save all the races of Fearun.
What is great about each campaign is how different they can be. One time your group can be crawling around the sewers of a large city getting the tabaxi’s fur coat covered in shit. The next adventure could be through the deep rain forest exploring of treasure, also getting the tabaxi’s fur coat covered in shit. Now, besides the poor tabaxi constantly covered in dung, the adventures are wide ranging, exciting, or mysterious. The game can range from a hack and slash battle campaign to an investigation, much like Dragon Heist.
Durgan's Dungeon 