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Deep in the snowy Cedarwood, Quévanault is a fortress filled with reclusive elven soldiers. As a debilitating plague sets in, the paranoid Cedarwatch and their nefarious sage beseech a wicked god from ancient lore to heal their rot. The god assents, but only if the soldiers welcome the next passing travelers into the castle and enjoy three suppers together. Now, the party must find a way to survive the terrors of the fortress, appease the ailing elves, and confront the banished god who occupies the castle's depths.

Part horror adventure, part theatrical tragedy, part moody dungeon crawl, Quévanault is an ideal setting for creepy and morose roleplaying.

This Everything Bundle includes everything we've created for Quévanault:

4 different map sections, each with Desert, Hell, Spooky, Summer, Swamp, and Winter variants

Multi-floor interior maps encompassing every single room of the castle

7 full maps of the castle and its surroundings

A gorgeous exterior map for exploring the adjacent wilderness

13 NPC tokens covering every important character and creature

17 illustrations

8 music tracks

A gorgeously illustrated 51-page setting guide

A detailed Foundry module perfect for complex dungeon crawls

Collaborator Content from Czepeku and The Fluffy Folio

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Daretti

there's a lot of really exciting content here, but do you have any suggested stats for the two phases of velkoth? it seems like this only mentions the spawn that it makes

Borough Bound

We stopped releasing exhaustive 5e stat block recommendations a few years ago, as it became harder and harder to assume that our patrons were actually using 5e (let alone the same version of 5e). Plus, we don't want to prescribe certain CRs to each adventure as we never know at what level you'll be running it. The reason we have stat blocks for the spawn is because our collaborator Fluffy always makes stat blocks for their creations. ANYWAY, with all of that preamble out of the way, you could absolutely use a Drider for phase 1, and then some sort of aberration for phase 2. Hell, a beholder wouldn't be a bad approximation.