Mysteries of Candlekeep: The Joy of Extradimensional Spaces – One Shot D&D

Crops have failed, and animals stand stock-still in the fields. The small town of Willsden sends a small party of adventurers to seek the aid of an expert curse-lifter. With all due haste you must head to the nearby fortress of Candlekeep for aid. All around have heard of this impressive walled citadel with its dozens of towers covered with sparkling lights. Candlekeep has defied the degradations of both time and the elements for centuries. Surely somewhere in this cloistered community of scholars and magical experimenters you can track down a wayward wizard and claim your reward before half-wrought magic proves your undoing!

Character Creation

Mysteries of Candlekeep: The Joy of Extradimensional Spaces is a One Shot for 3-6 level 1 characters and should take around 3 hours to complete.

Please create a level 1 character using Point buy or Standard array for skills and Max HP for level 1. You will then get the average for the remaining levels. Starting equipment + 100gp.

Everything from Wizards of the Coast is allowed for character creation. You will have access to our compendium to create your character. Here’s what you will be able to work within the charactermancer:

– Player’s Handbook
– Dungeon Master’s Guide
– Monster Manual
– Xanathar’s Guide to Everything
– Volo’s Guide to Monsters
– Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes
– Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide
– Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything
– Eberron – Rising from the Last War
– Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons
– Curse of Strahd
– Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft
– Monsters of the Multiverse
– Spelljammer: Adventures in Space

D&D Beyond will not be allowed, you will have to use Charactermancer. You can either use an empty character sheet provided or import your character. We will be more than happy to provide assistance if needed.

Word from your DM

I’ve loved tabletop RPG’s since I discovered D&D 3.5 edition in high school. Since then, I’ve run or been a player in countless games. It’s important to me to gather as much input from my players as possible, because getting players invested in the shared worlds, stories, and characters helps bring everything together into a cohesive and memorable story. The resulting enjoyment and memories are the reason I fell in love with D&D.

I’ve been playing 5e since 2015, putting together a few long-running campaigns as well as dozens of one-shots. I always try to ensure that every character gets a chance to shine every time they play. Each session will include a mix of roleplay and combat, with the occasional opportunity to complete a puzzle or riddle. I can’t wait to immerse my players in the sights, sounds, smells and ambiance of the rich world of dungeons and dragons.

Please be aware that it is necessary to prepare before the game commences. If you fail to make the necessary preparations, such as reviewing these tutorials prior to the start of the game, there is a possibility of being removed from the game.

Basic Roll20 Setup For New Players

How to use Charactermancer in Roll20 and level up

How to use Roll20 Character Sheets

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