I'm going to start DMing for a new group in a month or so. We'll start with Expedition to castle Ravenloft, since I know that adventure very well and I like it. However, we are probably going to play for about 1 year, so I need to plan something more. Out of the other Expeditions, the one to the demonweb pits. File:Expedition to the Demonweb Pits (D&D module).jpg. Expedition to the Demonweb Pits. We're providing the some of the excerpts for Expedition to the Demonweb Pits in downloadable, zipped PDF files so that you can.

Si it finally happened! My group finished the entire 15th level adventure path, Out of the Abyss this weekend, with the final BBEG being Orcus. There are suggestions on could possibly lie next, but im considering adapting the 3e adventure Expedition to the Demonweb Pits with the characters ultimately confronting Lolth, who is at the root of all these problems. Im here to see what you guys think about this? Has anyone else finished Out of the Abyss?

What if anything did your group do afterwards? What do you think about using material from 3rd edition such as Expedition to the Demonweb Pits as a sequel to Out of the Abyss? Expedition to the Demonweb Pits is a 3e mega-adventure meant for characters 9th through 12th levels of that edition. I would of course have to fluff it up, and do some adaptions, but i think it is possible to run with a little work. Autocad 2007 Full Crack Win 7 32bit. My characters are 15th-16th level after finishing Out of the Abyss, and i would have to squeeze Expedition to the Demonweb Pits in before the 20th level max. You guys are the D&D gurus. Let me know what you think.

I'm runing OotA, last session characters had the last random encounter before reaching surface (they still don't believe they are really gone see the sun). Since the Baenre wizard is the RAW root of the caos, it makes sense to be Lloth the real root in your home game. The Philippines A Unique Nation Ebook. I really believe this campaign should go till players are bored with their characters. When they reach surface for the first time they can change one or two PCs just to keep things fresh. Killing Orcus should be another turning point for your campaign IMHO. My advice is to offer that and ask your player if they want to keep playing those character in another dark and hostile enviroment. Maybe your players are really in love with the campaign and their characters going through those places, but maybe not.

So, GO AHEAD if your players want. I'm also running Tyranny of Dragons and between book 1 and 2 we connected Storm King's Thunder, but I asked my players first. The group which is playing OotA went through ToD first, they loved their characters and their characters were creating bonds slowly till the point one could give his life for the other. They wanted to keep those characters alive, but also they wanted to play another thing before continue, so I let an open ending after Tiamat (they prevented the summoning) and we are going to continue in the planes (they don't know they are in the planes now).

So, ask your players always you are going to use something they are not aware of. We’re still months away from the conclusion, but going after Lolth sounds like a cool and logical continuation, if, as Ezequielramone said, your players want to do so. For my part, my plan is to end the campaign after Out of the Abyss ends. I’m not a big fan of high level play, and there are plenty of other games/campaigns waiting in the wings. I might do a coda “getting the band back together” adventure at some point, but in my experience some folks somehow manage to entirely lose their character sheets, which puts a damper on things. I'm runing OotA, last session characters had the last random encounter before reaching surface (they still don't believe they are really gone see the sun).