Cataclysm at the Mycofortress

"I am telling you that I heard it myself!” whispered Tentros through clenched teeth. His eyes roved over the other patrons of the The Bronze Anchor warily. "The flyers went up yesterday hiring a team to go huntin' down another rogue mage or sage or somethin' like that. But the corner talk is it's got somethin' ta do with the old Fowlspawner." Corras, his shipmate, rolled his eyes and sighed. "You mean Lothrim, buried 600 years ago? I'm cutting you off at four pints, mate - you're hearing things agin!" Tentros swallowed his gulp of ale and replied "Tha's what I been tellin' ya! I heard things! They said the Shadow Council sent their minions to find Lothrim's Tomb! Tha's who these new hired guys from the posters is gonna chase down!" "Ya, right," said Corras, "that Shadow Council again. Ain't no such thing. Ya been here too long, gettin land legs agin. C'mon, back to the ship."

Could the rumors be true? That someone stole some ancient, cursed books from that fancy Chantry of wizards, and is off searching for Lothrim the Foulspawner's tomb? By the gods that would not fare well for anyone!

Cataclysm at the Mycofortress is an immersive campaign for 4-6 PCs starting at level 0 or level 1, going all the way to level 20 - with hooks to go even further. Play as the team hired by The Shadow Council to find Lothrim's Tomb and recover some rare, powerful, and evil artifacts that were stolen from the local Chantry of Arcane Lore. There will be plenty of obstacles along the way, rest assured.

This campaign is set on the Isle of Hârn, the Misty Isle, from the setting of HârnWorld by Columbia Games, Inc. It is designed for use with the D&D 5e game system {Wizards of the Coast). This campaign introduces a homebrew Rogue Subclass, the Navas Kara, assassin priests, and a new version of Paladin called Illrigger, with multiple subclasses, along with several homebrew Magical Items.