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ADVENTURE PDF DOWNLOADMAP DOWNLOADor USE ZIPs ATTACHED TO POSTThis months adventure from Alex is 'Moongold Mystery'.You can vote for next months adventure HERE 

Adventure Overview

Moongold Mystery is a Fifth Edition adventure for three to six characters of2nd to 4th level, optimized for a party of four 3rd-level characters. 

After a few years of moderately successful business, the Moongold Bakery suddenly has lines down the block for their confectioneries. What’s their secret recipe? It’s sprite dust, which requires fresh sprite corpses. The Moongold’’s nefarious owner has struck a deal with a local hag, who knows the pies will eventually corrupt those who consume them. 

Can the party solve the mystery behind the Moongold’s success? This adventure is set in the city of Dorran in the Cartosia campaign setting, but minor adjustments can be made to places, names, and historical details to make it compatible with any setting that features a once-middling bakery and a local hag.

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Tavern Tales is the team of Ben and Alex, two dungeon masters and world-building enthusiasts who love tabletop gaming. They work to create high-quality battlemaps, ready-to-play encounters and dungeon one-shots for your tabletop role playing games. If you want more dungeons in this style, they also create their own adventures monthly.

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John Forrest

Hi Tom. Love this little side quest! I have a suggestion for the kind of maps that are associated: the baker's and Hag's dwellings. If the maps were a little bigger, with some surrounding objects like other buildings or foliage, it would allow the party to approach to "scope" them out with stealth more easily. Sometimes I find that when the PCs are dropped right on the doorstep of a place it is a little jarring if their preferred strategy would have been to do a more clandestine approach. Thanks!