RPPR Actual Play: 4E Dungeons and Dragons Tides of Doom

Tides of Doom, part of In Search of Adventure
Run at Visioncon.

Synopsis: The village of Crafthaven has awoken an ancient evil buried underneath. Can the brave heroes stop the cult from completing its ritual? Oh, and this dungeon isn’t just filled with Lovecraftian monsters. It corrupts all who spend time in it. Even the poor halfling paladin who becomes a freakish hunchback by the end of the adventure. Find out if good prevails before the Tides of Doom drown them all…

I wrote the adventure for Goodman Games and ran it for some friends at a local gaming con,  hence the people wandering in at random intervals. As an after hours game, this is a more relaxed and casual game than usual. Also, this is a classic hack and slash dungeon crawl, filled with combat and traps. Very little social interaction compared to the new world campaign.

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6 Comments

  1. I liked the corruption. Especially the way the paladin’s player handled it. He reminded me of my uncle…

  2. Yeah, I like the slight old school feel, with random encounters and the corruption table.

    The feel that seems to be missing from all the new stuff from WOTC.

    Love the name of the collection. Used to have the B1-B9 set by the same name (Veiled Society was my favourite – even if it did need ‘finishing’.)

  3. Just got done listening. another good AP. for a con it was pretty quiet, (compaired to murder of crows). I agree with arthur that the paladin player was awsome. “I’m not corrupted. (Hak!! Hak!!) “.

    The late game seemed strange with the inclusion of bath tube booze and 5$ brownies.

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    Yes the ‘special’ brownies. Keep in mind the game went until midnight so people let their hair down so to speak.

  5. Hmm the post game discussion of what got cut intruiges me very much ( espescaly the vigillanty) any chance tha that portion will be released later as a web add-on or anything?t


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