My 4e Adventure for my Players

[NeonKnight]

Yeah, I kinda did the cover.

The Background is a screenshot from D&D online:

http://www.dndo-online.com/gallery/s...me=screenshots

Which I tweaked o so little in Photoshop

The Yuan-Ti I drew this afternoon, and then kinda colored in Photoshop.

Sure, it's not the best cover, but its my cover

[NeonKnight]

More to the Adventure

[industrygothica]

What are you using to make your stat blocks? Have you seen the Monster Maker by Asmor?

[Gandwarf]

Very cool Neonknight! It looks like a lot of work, but it should also be so much fun

I remember I used to scribble my own adventures on a piece of paper and made some maps with a ruler and a pencil. This looks so much better
But hey, I was 12 back in those days and we only played basic D&D.

[NeonKnight]

What are you using to make your stat blocks? Have you seen the Monster Maker by Asmor?

I never saw that. I was making all stat blocks in Word. I'll give it a try.

Seems to work ok, but takes a little fiddling to then get the stat blocks to Word though.

Thanx for the Link!

[NeonKnight]

Yet still another encounter has been built/added to the adventure.

This is a LOT of fun.

I am also attaching a higher res of the inside regional map for the adventure.

[Midgardsormr]

Getting a jump on that new style promised for next year's Annual, are ya? Very nice! I like the approach you chose for the forests.

Are you doing a post-apocalypse thing here? I notice your railway runs through a ruin and doesn't terminate at a settlement, which raises some questions. Apologies if that was covered in your module pdf; I didn't read it.

[NeonKnight]

Getting a jump on that new style promised for next year's Annual, are ya? Very nice! I like the approach you chose for the forests.

Are you doing a post-apocalypse thing here? I notice your railway runs through a ruin and doesn't terminate at a settlement, which raises some questions. Apologies if that was covered in your module pdf; I didn't read it.

Yes and No on the post Apocalypse thing. From my Campaign's Wiki for my group:

During the height of the Empire's days, the majority of Aeirglos was under the rule of the Empire, with only the upper north western, and far western portions remaining independent from the Empire's Rule.

The Empire of Karhielorhn fell into ruin approximately 250 years ago, and had a level of technology that rivaled anything known today. With the collapse of the empire, the humanoid hordes soon overran the scattered human settlements.

The Empire's infrastructure was based almost entirely on a reliance of contained elementals (earth elementals for construction & mining, water elementals for sewage & irrigation, Fire elementals for heating, smelting, Air elementals for transport). Eventually this huge reliance collapsed, resulting in the destruction of the capital of Branshoon. Larger cities were able to hold of most of the hordes, and soon fell into city states. Somehow the collapse of Branshoon lead to the release of the elemental that the empire relied upon.

At this time, a huge vortex of unknown magical energy surrounds occupies the sky above where Branshoon stood, and is visible from about a hundred miles out of the city. No one has ever reported entering the vortex to discern what lies beyound.

So, there were railways, maintain through elemental forces. However, in the intervening years, most remnants have been swept sway (bridges over the river washed away in floods, the metal scavanged etc. In this case, the rail system within the woods still exists and the players can find an ancient engine with the bound elemental still within so they can use it to go to the next encounter.