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Very interesting! Or you could set it in my version of Beakwood, south of the Valley of the Ancients?
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08-02-2023, 02:47 PM
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That's an option as wellÂ
I recommend you add this adventure module to your Blackmoor campaignsÂ
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On the first run of this adventure the group had a fatality and did a retreat to avoid risking a TPK, but they will try again after regrouping and rethinking their strategies, as with this adventure you also need to think quite a bit.
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12-29-2024, 03:38 PM
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I located the Blood Wood on the western shores of Lake Blood (you can find it in this DA1 map:
https://blackmoor.mystara.us/img/DA1_Map...20size.png) and the name of the lake arguably comes from the red clays that colour its waters.
Do you think there may be better options (initially I associated the Weird Wood adventure to the Wet Wood, south west of the Peaks of Booh, but then Aldarron convinced me that the Blood Wood is probably a better option - I think that a version of the Bleakwood south of the valley of the Ancients is a bit too far from Elven forests, and the background of this adventure involved the Elves)?
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