The Saint's Tomb

hey this is a bit similar but also different to the system i've been crafting for my game "a path forward"-> let me know if you'd ever want to collab on an adventure!

This is a great way to introduce a new player to how dnd works, is there a pdf version to run a 1 on 1 with a friend that is interested in playing?

Small typo during the Wooly Goat. Your wrote "The dwarf peers and you and remarks, “What’ll it be?”" Should probably be "at you". Good game btw

Hello! I'm really enjoying your game! Is there a way to generate a permalink at a location to "save" your progress so you can open it up at the same spot in a different browser?

Thank you so much for making this game. It was really fun! In fact, I was so inspired by your game that I decided to make my own using your guide and posted it here as well! It was a lot of fun to make and even play through myself.

D'OH! Chewed up by jackals, fell in a hole, died. Hopefully they found someone more competent to halt the defiling of their leader's body. ;-)

I loved this. 

Made it out with 1 HP... blessed be Ikro

An excellent little adventure. I love how it was both a basic introduction to D&D, and allowed me to get a better sense of the character I was playing!

Really great. Don't ever get a chance to play with actual people, so this scratched an itch. I went with a Farmer homebrew class. He is proud about how he did defending the tomb and is excited for his next adventure!

Hahahaha dude! Me and my wife had an awesome moment playing it as Turgut, a Turkish Alp (soldier) from the middle ages, a Fighter of course and Lawful God highly religious ( we are watching Ertugrul, a series in Netflix so we created a character from there xD)

So I was DM ( she doesnt know anything about D&D ) So I created the char for her and explained the basics which you explain combat awesomely. 

So Turgut was brought by a spell from the monks to help them with the mission. At first he didn't understand a word in Common language (didn't speak common but Turkish ) so monks had to do another spell so he could learn xD ( we had to somehow add a character from real life to DnD)

She didn't ask for any info just went straight away to train at the fight she rolled 1 twice which lead her opponent to victory. Then went straight to do the mission without getting info. 

After doing everything til the boss (no spoiler) she didn't want to flee and decided to attack ot straight away ("r u sure? u already know what's in the other room" "No I'm Turgut, Ertugrul's Alp God will guide my blessed axe" "Remember when it was alive it almost destroyed a city by itself" "My faith is bigger than tha" "ok") 

SHE ROLLED A 1

hahahaha we were laughing like no tomorrow and well Turgut alp became its slave...we laughed more because in Netflix series Turgut is brainwashed!!! That's its fate in the series and in DnD universe hahahaa

Thank you buddy keep doing this awesome job!! 

First time through, Kobold Divine Soul Sorcerer. Almost got off'ed by ol' shovel, though managed to do better against the "boss".

I see this is great for introducing players into the game, though for myself the only novelty will be through character creation - it took me about the same time to write out the sheet all prim and proper as it did to get through this tutorial...

That said, I do appreciate what you have done with this. It is nice to be an Adventurer once again instead of the Dungeon Master (playtime combined 1-year campaign as D.M. > a few months in different Sessions as Adventurers), so this break is appreciated.

Wonderful short little adventure. I hope you plan on publishing more!

Loved it. I would have beaten it for sure with my randomly generated wizard if [SPOILER]I had not gotten poisoned, that disadvantage + bad rolls got me good at the final fight[/SPOILER]

Are there more places where you can play solo stories like this? I had so much fun and I'd love to play more.

Saw your post on one of the D&D subbreddits I follow yesterday and thought Id give this a shot. It was nice to play as I'm usually the Perma-DM. Made a Mountain Dwarf Twilight Cleric and had a ton of fun, this was a good way to kill 45 minutes or so and I appreciate the distraction from all the fucked shit in the world right now. Keep on creating man you've definitely got a talent for this sort of thing.

Pretty good. I went through with a winged tiefling artificer first because I had just done one for a game and had the sheet still open. Went through it pretty straight forwardly, only taking the practice fight before going to the cemetery. Ended up dying in the end because the character was more focused on being a team member than a solo character. Decided to go through again with another character, and noticed you should maybe make that a bit easier than having to undo all previous choices. Did a half-orc barbarian this time, and went through all I could before going to the cemetery this time. Won easily, good game.