Explorer 39;s Guide To Wildemount Pdf Free Download

tag_hash_106Set off on your own adventures in a familiar setting with the Explorer's Guide to Wildemount. Created with our friends at Dungeons & Dragons, this campaign guide centers around the brewing conflict between the Dwendalian Empire and Kryn Dynasty and includes a guide to help you scale how much of an impact these disputing parties may have on your own campaign. The question is, how do you want to do this?

So let's get to the basics first. If you are a fan of the show, this is basically the biggest mental slice of chocolate cake you'll ever get. Shy of Matthew Mercer reading a book of lore to you. You are given what is essentially a tour guide to the continent of Wildemount. This includes both the major ruling bodies, the factions, the important locations, items out at sea, cities of defined greatness, wastelands, horrifying settings, and every other environment you could possibly encounter at all four corners. As you can see from the map below, there's a lot of territories to explore. However, and we must be clear about this in case the title didn't tip you off, its only focus is on Wildemount as this is where the current campaign setting is. If you want the first one and those ever precious names on the Tal'Dorei Council, you'll need to see out their first independently published book, Critical Role: Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting.

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The third chapter, which we got a kick out of it being called the Wildemount Gazetteer, is a tour of the regions you can visit and hold your campaign in. Some heavy with life and society and various adventures, while others being barren wastelands that don't necessarily have a governing body over them. Or at least, one that's respected. Without spoiling everything in this section, it is essentially a DM's tourist guide to each region and what they can find there to plan and plot their campaign around. Whether you want to put people at sea, throw them into a desert, some haunted woods that remain partially uncharted, or just sticking them in a populated city where they'll need to deal with the locals.

We won't spend a ton of time in Chapter Six, as the short version is that this is the list of treasures you can find on the continent. This is basically a for-DM-eyes-only section of what you can find, which includes an alphabetical guide as well as Vestiges of Divergence and Arms of the Betrayers. So if you really want to mess with your campaign or help make your characters be incredibly powerful, you have the ability to do so. Just remember, if one of them decides to do something stupid and shouts "we're gods" because they now have incredible powers or are armed to the teeth, no amount of treasure or armor can prepare you for what may come.

The last chapter of the book, which we'll also briefly touch on to keep spoilers out of it, is the Bestiary. Chapter Seven basically goes over everything the folks at Critical Role could come up with inside the guidelines of Dungeons & Dragons. You have a set of NPCs to choose from within the world, but then there are a number of additional creatures from all across the continent that you have both seen in the series and have yet to come across. A good example of something already seen in the series is the Moorbounders, a large panther-like creature with tusks that can run fast as hell but are super deadly if you're not careful. There's some amazing additions in here that will excite and freak your players out, so choose wisely depending on the region you head into.

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