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Holy crap this is all what I want xD great table by the way I'll get your idea!

Question. I also run my large groups of D&D campaigns out of my garage and was curious how you handle with summer heat. Didn't know if you just kept the garage door open or had maybe an AC split system to cool the area during play. Thanks again for any information 🤙🏻

What a dream room. ❤ I love your crazy book case shelf you made. I'm inspired to make one of my own. 👍

Amazing gaming room, for me, sadly my old gaming group are spread out across the globe so I rarely play nowadays (but get by by writing solo adventure gamebooks). You mentioned music in your video, one thing that I do that might be of interest to you is compose original instrumental music for ttrpg background. If you have a moment take a listen. All the best. www.youtube.com/@lostkingdomsmusic/videos

Heres idea. Have all the PC be non heroes. Ppl who live in the village. Like farmers, farm hands, merchants, fishermen, hunters and inn keepers. Everyday ppl who want to deal with the problem in theyre community because they cant hire heros.

Love the passion and commitment!

That is an amazing and inspiring space - thank you for sharing it with us!

2:50 I don't need an excuse for a lone wolf and I don't need to explain it to the pc's. Let them wonder. Gives me wiggle room later. And maybe the ogre is just 3 goblins in a costume. Or 5 that combine Voltron-style.

the combat music gives me chills

This is a great room, but if I knew I was going to be wanting to do something like this, I would have purchased a house with the room required and not converted my garage into it.

What did you use for hanging your maps?

no nerf hoops? pft.

Truly Epic. May your games be long and prosper!

Thats a neat clock too. Did you make or buy the Styrofoam rocks on the "chimney"?

What do you use to put the numbers on your mini's for tracking them? Thank you.

the cars sleeping outside in the intro is priceless :D

Atlundia logo on a fresh comfortable 100% Atlundian cotton Tee in the near future perhaps? Maybe patreon members get small discount or "collectors edition" versions? ...just throwing it out there 🤔

What edition you use determines how difficult this encounter is. Goblins use stealth. This is a difficult encounter using as few as 5 goblins in 3e or Pathfinder 1st. If you’re using the coup-de-grace rules, that high stealth skill of the goblins can make this encounter particularly deadly for anyone with low perception skills. I have wiped a 5th level party using just four goblins, a 3rd level goblin rogue and three wolves. If you’re having to add more goblins, you don’t know how to use goblins.

Pa shout out po james and joy binamera from caloocan city abangan namin ang 163 .

The artwork is very inspiring! really liked the faerie with the bee.

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Thank you, currently working on mine too - even though my regular decade long group disbanded at covid :(

sorry really, wanted to watch the video but i couldnt handle the bg music lol maybe next video!

Damn, Josh takes a lot of space!

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Nice! So many variables to control the tempo and challenge new players but not overwhelm them. Subscription earned! 😊

I'm really digging your one-shot idea videos. Thanks for putting these out!

I really like this. I think I'll run it with Hobbes and a bugbear boss instead of goblins. Then the PCs can take his head as a trophy to turn in to the burgomeister.

I find myself delighted in speculating all the hijinks a party can get into with a massive golem knowing only the follow and stop commands.

I thought you were going to play this adventure with some people, but instead you're just telling us all the secrets?

Why did this not exist before I GM'ed my first session, this is so awesome 😭 I always struggle how to encourage roleplay - this is just what I needed Love your presentation style! It's concise, well structured, yet evocative - just what you'd want from a good GM :) Definitely going to try this out, keep up the good work!

This is very good for a first time player's experience, and will really give them a taste for a D&D game. Just needs a shopping trip to town, leveling up, and some magic items.

Good stuff!

I thought about goblin slayer, hunting down david bowie. If a party of adventurers followed the goblin king into a series of lair actions, players would get ripped to shreds in sewers, and searching endlessly for magic doors.

I'm hoping I get to use this around Christmas, my nephew told me he wants to try DnD so I might finally have someone to DM for. If he gets my other niece and nephew to play tho I'm going to have to add something to let them be friends with the wolf tho bc they'll be sad if they have to kill a nice dog boy, even if the nice dog boy is actively trying to kill them lol.

Well done here, I like your idea. Hm... you could add some really dark elements. I like to do that a lot. The goblins have a dark sorceress which can not only turn humans to goblins but rather into some kind of hybrid monsters. And the ritual is kind of already starting when the Party arrives... so they do not have any time left, they have to act asap. Or let the goblin Boss be a human, that will surprise the party for sure. And... after the encounter the Party will find out that there already humans among the main city citizens who are already secretly working for the human goblin boss. Humans that were stolen as babys, raised by goblins to later infiltrate human settlements. The human goblin boss is only one of a secret organisation trying to overthrown human settlements with monster loyal humans, raised by monsters, brain washed. And the party just happend to find one of the hideouts of this secret organisation.

How about a variation - the party is recruited because something is harassing the farm as described. On arriving the Ranger detects wolf tracks around the farmhouse. A group of goblins is passing through the area riding wolves; their ragtag equipment includes stuff with symbols of Helm on it. That's because they are converts simply on a pilgrimage to a temple, and nothing to do with the party's problem. Will the party jump to conclusions and attack? Talking to the farmer, the family are settlers, and have not been here long. Later, several arrows are fired from the treeline towards the party, missing narrowly (on purpose). They are rustic, but very finely made. The shooters run off unseen, again using wolves. The Ranger can then track the perps back to their lair, dealing with traps and some harassment. the lair is the home of a family of Grugach. The farmer has desecrated their family burial ground, and the Grugach are angry. The farmer has sunk his entire inheritance into building this farm, and he's not leaving easily. How will the party resolve the problem?

When you talked about the goblins tossing the baby, I just pictured goblins doing little dances and poses like football players after scoring a touchdown. I need this in a game now.

Oh no... Here we go with the wolves. Have you know mercy!?!

You earned my sub. I don't know that I have seen a video layout an adventure like you did. I could see you going thru modules like that or the big adventure books even. Good job with this! Thanks for sharing.

As a new player, this is really helpful! Thanks for another fun and informative video!

Love this kind of video. subscribed now, hope to see more 🙂

Wow! Interesting video! Thank you! Subscribed for more one shot ideas 😊

Plot twist... The baby the goblins are fighting with the mother over, is actually a goblin baby. The goblins are actually the victims.

"Well, ackshully..." strikes again. Wolf is trained to scout for Goblins. Wolf or pair gets too close to camp. Alarm! Goblins flee while wolf is in combat. There.

One wolf would never attack an entire party that is armed not even a single person even if it us starving.... anyway this adventure reminds me of the one from a videogame called Oblivion.....😊

Tropelandia

I thought the origins of the dwarves to be really cool and fitting. The idea that they would carve each other out of stone really drives home the cultural value of craftsmanship. Imagine the consequences of being a poor stone mason!

Beautiful art and imagery. This leaves me feeling nostalgic and excited for a Atlundia campaign. Nice work.