The Undying Tournament – One Shot D&D

Join a party captured by undead, chosen for the “mercy” that is an opportunity to earn their freedom. The height of entertainment is to watch the living struggle to survive against caged monster. Those who fall will be consumed. As motivation, it is promised that those who survive to the grueling rounds in the sands will be set free. Will you be strong enough to earn your freedom?

Character Creation

The Undying Tournament is a One Shot for 3-6 level 8 characters and  should take around 3 hours to complete.

Please create a level 8 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 + one uncommon magic item and one rare magic item + any mundane equipment desired.

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

Are you ready to enter a world of action, adventure, intrigue, and fun?

Join me in telling a one of a kind story where your decisions change the world and plot as we progress. I’m Jcod. I’ve been Dungeon Mastering for a decade. Making a world come alive and feel realistic has always been fun for me, but watching how players and characters react to the world and change it is the best part of tabletop RPGs in my opinion.

I plan on running a campaign that is equal parts combat and roleplay. Challenges may have multiple solutions. No need to punch or kill everyone you meet. Actually it is probably better if you don’t, although the choice is up to you.

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

Click here to see the listing on Roll20