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The Fog of Waymoor Cover

The Fog of Waymoor

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A deadly fog. An ancient curse. A lust for power. Can you survive the day and push back the spirits that threaten the town of Waymoor? Come find out in this adventure for Dungeons & Dragons 5e.

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The Fog of Waymoor

$4.99

Welcome to the remote swamp town of Waymoor. After spending a night here, adventurers are greeted by an imposing wall of shifting fog that smells of death and decay, which threatens not only the characters but the entire town. Through a combination of investigation and role playing, characters uncover a dark conspiracy and curse behind the fog. The adventure concludes with a harrowing encounter in an ancient crypt deep within the marsh, where the party must seal away the evil forces that assault the town.

This adventure is intended to be played by four-to-six characters of 3rd or 4th level, and is compatible with fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons.

Pages

21
Versions

Color, Print-Friendly

1 review for The Fog of Waymoor

  1. Jordan M –

    A very solid adventure with an interesting premise;

    This module was a lot of fun, and quite easy to run. The information was laid out in a logical manner, with nice art to go along with it and new monsters. The ritual at the climax also felt satisfying.

    The story was good, and the NPCs all quite interesting, with several of them with quite detailed backstories. There is even a side plot with two characters having unprofessed love, although I do wish the players could have gotten more involved with that. My players were very engaged with the plot, and the resolution felt quite emotional and positive.

    All in all, a great adventure that I’m sure will be a good addition to your campaign.

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