D&D 5E – EN5ider #515 – Journey: Gul-Badur’s Scales

The scales of the traditional gold dragon Gul-Badur have lengthy resided within the Temple of Divine Reality. Used solely in essentially the most sacred rights and the swearing of oaths of the utmost significance, they’re one of many religion’s holiest relics. A brand new Veritani, the very best member of her clergy, has delayed her ordination because the scales have been stolen by one of many temple servants and now the hunt is on! Features a 5-piece print-out puzzle, radiant shards, and two NPCs (the CR 14 veritani and CR 7 sword of reality). This journey for 4–5 PCs of tenth degree was devoutly designed by Marc Kenobi, with attractive cowl artwork by Júlio Rocha, and options the cartography of Umut Comak and Russ Morrissey.

Free Articles together with a whole journey, a sidequest journey, the smart-fighting savant class, and an epic quest you may discover famili—on second thought nevermind, it’s very foolish.
Be part of EN5ider for Fast Archival Entry: Pay as little as $3 every month to change into a member and get on the spot entry to the library of 510+ articles at no additional cost!

Recently on EN5ider:

• 515. Journey: Gul-Badur’s Scales. The scales of the traditional gold dragon Gul-Badur have lengthy resided within the Temple of Divine Reality. Used solely in essentially the most sacred rights and the swearing of oaths of the utmost significance, they’re one of many religion’s holiest relics. A brand new Veritani, the very best member of her clergy, has delayed her ordination because the scales have been stolen by one of many temple servants and now the hunt is on! Features a 5-piece print-out puzzle, radiant shards, and two NPCs (the CR 14 veritani and CR 7 sword of reality). This journey for 4–5 PCs of tenth degree was devoutly designed by Marc Kenobi, with attractive cowl artwork by Júlio Rocha, and options the cartography of Umut Comak and Russ Morrissey.
• 514. Harmful Eventualities: Six Guardians of Scythrax. Many have died attempting to take riches from the Tomb of Scythrax, realizing too late that its six guardians are greater than able to felling a single plunderer—certainly they’ll solely be overcome by way of cooperation! Whereas a thief is essential to surviving the trials of this dungeon, solely these with steadfast and competent allies have any likelihood of creating it again out alive. Deviously designed by Rachel Williamson, illustrated by Júlio Rocha, and that includes the cartography of Dyson Logos.
• 513. Enchanted Trinkets: Artistic Canvases. The following time your adventuring wants require a little bit of enchanted assist contemplate turning to the humanities for an revolutionary answer! Briefly overwhelm a foe with swarms from an artling package, distract with a deck of renditions, go away behind delicate instructions through the dwarven runesign field, and customarily impress your fellow adventurers together with your artistic makes use of of the 8 enchanted trinkets on this article. Daringly designed by Andrew Engelbrite, illustrated by Rachel Maduro.
• 512. Monstrous Menagerie: Tree Trio. Treants might be as numerous as their rooted kin all through the forest and may present as enjoyable of an encounter as any beast. Think about throwing an ashen pine (CR 9) at adventurers, stunning them with a needled large that is overcome the contact of flame. The hagedoorn (CR 9) is a subtler foe and more durable nonetheless to fully subdue, and although barely weaker the wreant’s (CR 8) sorrowful assault is one thing few events will simply overlook. Deciduously designed by Marc Kenobi, illustrated by Júlio Rocha.
• 511. Puzzle: Interplanar Delicatessen. Too typically two important issues are passed over amidst the joy of dungeon delving: consuming and puzzles. The Interplanar Delicatessen provides a pleasant answer to each these quandaries. Certain the adventurers are lethal, however are they canny and hardy sufficient to complete a plate of eyes-cargo, the pudding flambé, floating cubes, crystals, AND the shock last course?! Deliciously designed by Andrew Engelbrite, illustrated by Júlio Rocha.