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Tales Arcane - A Traveler's Guide To Withervale (Patreon)

Published:
2023-08-06 03:41:23
Edited:
2024-05-05 00:28:47
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2023-08
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Journey through a fog-shrouded land of haunted ruins and ancient occult secrets, in this all-new campaign setting for 5E!

This campaign setting guide should give you all the information you need to start building your next adventure in The Duchy of Withervale. It includes stores and taverns, NPCs, town maps, monster stats, secret lore, rival factions, and a lot more.

Whether you want to run an entire campaign in Withervale, or just want to slot the content from this PDF into your own world, you'll find plenty of material here. I've tried to provide a very detailed walkthrough of the setting, while still leaving a few mysteries in there for you and your players to unravel.

Regional, town, and battle maps are attached below.

Enjoy!

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Comments

Maia Wilson

Do you happen to have pdf versions that are printer friendly?

Salome

I love how there are already encounters that fit into the setting! That makes it easier to run them as part of a campaign ✨☺️ really nice work!

MrFrazzle

Great work as always. This and the Highlands campaign setting are perfect for two of my PC's back stories. Excited to weave these into our home game.

Brad F

This is awesome, as always. Thank you so much for making so much great content. I do have one small request for future content. Is it possible to zip up the adventure and maps into one zip archive file? This would be so much easier to download than the individual files.

Andrew Downing

How would Withervale's map expand out to the continent? Are those giant mountains actually there or is it asthetic? I'm confused on how to start with a regional map like this and then fit it into a continent map as a campaign grows. Thanks!

Karel

Wow. I shouldn't be surprised after watching your videos, but I am loving this setting. Full of inspiration and interesting places to visit. I'd love to start my next campaign here. One question though, as with my main home group we don't play in english, I tend to adapt most names to be more evocative in our language. Would it be possible to have the regional map without names, just blank? Also, it would be easier to place it in my world (obviously, not something I am looking to publish or share publicly, just for my home game). Not sure if it is easy to do on inkarnate, don't want to add workload in any way. Also, not sure if that is something you would be ok with.

Raymond Martin

Hi, I plan on using this setting for my student's D&D club, and I was wondering if you had any suggestions for low level modules that would prepare them for venturing into the Underdark in Zagath Deep. Cheers!