#Redhand of doom pdf#

The adventure uses some standard monsters from the Monster Manual like hobgoblins, goblins, hydras, and giants. My first thought when I started reading through the adventure was, вЂњHow am I going to convert this whole thing to 5e?!вЂќ Then I realizedвЂ¦ I donвЂ™t have to.

The Red Hand of Do om is a fairly long adventure set for levels 6-12 in D&D 3e. This technique was suggested by the awesome DM, Troy Lavallee of one of my favorite Pathfinder live playВ podcasts, The Glass Cannon Podcast, and it really works well for me. I always read through the entire adventure first and then begin taking notes when IвЂ™m working with published adventures. I bought the adventure from the DMвЂ™s Guild and began my prep work for it. After hearing him talk about the Red Hand of Doom and lay out its premise, I got really excited about running this for my group and put the question to them: do you guys mind if we take a break from high-level antics and do something in the lower levels? My group agreed to take a chance with it and I got to work. Enter Matt Colville singing the praises of this adventure on one of his YouTube videos.

#Redhand of doom pdf#

Incidentally, if you want to buy it, thereвЂ™s a great watermarked PDF copy of it available on the DM Guild (and I really recommend the purchase!) I recently suffered a bit of DM burnout on a high-level 5e game IвЂ™ve been running of the past two and a half years or so and wanted to run something a little more low-key yet with the same kind of epic feel. ItвЂ™s been hailed as one of the best adventures for D&D 3.5 and it certainly sold the best for the system. The Red Hand of Doom is one of the classic D&D 3.5 adventures released by Wizards of the Coast back in the far-off year of 2006.