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Librus Nocturnum – 5e Adventure Anthology
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13 harrowing adventures. One badass book.
Embark on a spine-chilling journey in this anthology of adventures that will haunt your players’ every step.
Within the pages of this tome, fear takes shape in the form of flesh-eating zombies, diabolical devils with a penchant for contact, unhinged mad scientists, and horrors that span dimensions. Will your players rise to the challenge, or succumb to the darkness that lurks around every corner?
Librus Nocturnum offers a diverse array of adventures tailored for the fifth edition of the world’s greatest roleplaying game, ranging from level zero to twelve.
Craft your own narrative by picking and choosing your favorite quests, or immerse your gaming group in a dedicated campaign that traverses the entire anthology. The choice is yours, but one thing is certain – the horrors that await will leave an indelible mark on your gaming experience.
But that’s not all – delve into a bestiary teeming with over sixty original creatures, each designed to rattle the nerves of even the most seasoned adventurers. Unleash these nightmarish beings in the included adventures or seamlessly integrate them into your existing game worlds.
Are you ready to face the terrors that lie within Librus Nocturnum?
The darkness awaits.
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Delve into a nightmarish collection of adventures, featuring a bestiary of over 100 creatures!
Librus Nocturnum contains the following adventures for levels 0-12:
- Zombies Attack! – Level 0
Take on the role of commoner survivors and live to tell your tale! - Death by Lanternlight – Level 1
A chance stop at a wayside inn reveals death, sorrow, and a ghostly apparition. - The Ageless Bones – Level 2
One woman’s desire to reclaim her youth has dire consequences for this small village. - The Fog of Waymoor – Level 3
The sins of the past catch up with the hubris of one man who believes he deserves better. - Feast of the Damned – Level 4
You’ve been invited to stay the night at the manor house of a much-beloved noble family, but is everything as it seems? - Sleepless in Scarsnik – Level 5
The mining town of Scarsnik is going mad with sleep deprivation, but not for the reasons they think. - In the Name of Science – Level 6
One man will stop at nothing to bring his family back from the dead. - Midnight in Middledew – Level 7
A family curse is let loose and begins to run rampant in this remote village. - Hell Comes Knocking – Level 8
When the local church turns away from their god, something else answers their prayers. - Castle in the Storm – Level 9
An ice storm isolates hundreds of people inside the walls of a castle, and something inside cannot hold its hunger any longer. - Inn to the Nightmare – Level 10
Another chance stop at a wayside inn paves the path toward a strange dream world where the only escape is through a forest of nightmares. - A Pact of Blood and Ice – Level 11
Face the icy terrors of the tallest mountain in the region to discover the terrible secrets of this prosperous mountain village. - Embers of Hubris – Level 12
Inside an infinite and ever-expanding cathedral, a cult of madness worships The Architect while a band of stranded survivors fights to survive and escape.
| Weight | 3.3 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 12 × 9 × 1 in |
| Pages | 365 |
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George –
I’ve been using ‘Librus Nocturnum’ for my ongoing campaign, and its been a blast! The adventures are well structured and easy to adapt, and fit seamlessly into my own world. Some encounters required a bit of tweaking to match my party’s level, but the content is versatile enough to suit any DM’s needs.
Dungeon of Terra –
Excellent, well laid out book. Paper and binding (which is stitch binding) is of great quality.
The level 0 adventure also looks like a blast to play!
Brent –
Well written and well designed anthology that really embraces its theme. 5 stars.
Tony –
So much fun to be had here. Running the adventures for Halloween this year and my players are loving it!
Jacob Hatfield –
Some of the most well-written modules I’ve ever run. Layout is perfectly easy to follow as DM, without confusingly hidden information. Maps are amazing, and I recommend the digital, but I run online rather than at a physical table. The fact each adventure is written for a certain level is so helpful when looking for a one-shot or plug-and-play at the characters’ level in a longer campaign.