Prison for Dragons Updated! Free Fifth Edition Adventure
So I’ve been on vacation so I don’t have much new to share in today’s post.
Instead I’m giving you a new version of the Prison for Dragons adventure. I’ve had a lot of folks downloading and checking out the adventure and got some great feedback from folks. I’ve really changed two things…
- I’ve added some space between the columns so the words don’t run together.
- Someone on the EN World forums pointed out there might be a copyright issue with a specific term for undead dragons (it rhymes with “lacodrich”) which I have now changed to “undead dragon mage.”
Prison for Dragons is a fifth edition adventure for four to six level 12 PCs.
Below is a link to the updated version of the adventure in a nice, downloadable, FREE PDF. You can grab it in the link below or you can head on over to the Free Game Resources section of the site where it will live forever alongside plenty of other resources for your game like monsters, D&D fifth edition rules modules, backgrounds, spells, magic items, and more.
Maps
I’ve got more links below of the individual dungeon maps, both with and without grids, for you to use however you like. Personally, I’ll be bringing them right into Roll20 as I play through with my group.
All these maps were made using Pyromancers‘ Dungeon Painter tool. I love it! So fast, easy, web-based and free!
All of these maps also live on the Free Game Resources section of this site.
Gridless
Gridded
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June 12, 2016 @ 12:32 pm
Some very clever stuff in this!
June 12, 2016 @ 12:56 pm
Thanks, Ross! If you play through it let me know what you like/dislike. Thanks!
March 9, 2019 @ 2:57 pm
Hey, I know you’ve had this up for a while, but 1 small suggestion, could you add the dimensions of the maps? I’m using it for Roll20, and it took quite a while and messing up counting each square to try and get the right dimensions. Otherwise, it’s pretty awesome!
March 9, 2019 @ 3:35 pm
Oh, I JUST saw the dimensions on the actual image files.. my bad. lol