This is a conversion of Rime of the Frostmaiden converted to be set in Eberron, my favorite setting for DND - Making for fun mix of Survival, Exploration, Engaging NPCs, & Pulp Adventure.
Ruleset: DND2024, Characters start at level 3, Point buy
Tools Used: Discord for voice chat, Foundry VTT & DNDBeyond for character creation
Player count: 2/5 slots (need at least one more to start tonight)
Price: First session is always free then $15 - $10 per session w/ DndBeyond Discount just mention you found the game here when you join and you get the discount as long as your in the game
Why Paid Games: Other Players tend to be attentive and punctual You get a dedicated DM, whos knowlegeable about the rules, happy to teach new players, loves weave a custome story and who will show up and show up on time providing premium tools.
I share my master tier dndbeyond accound with options for character creation for as long as your in the campaign (feel free to use it and paruse advnture settings and rule books I have purchased).
I use Foundry VTT with several modules that enhance and simply gameplay by doing some light automation and creating sound effects, ambient music, animiations, currated and custom battlemaps with walls and lighting effects.
Welcome to Eberron — a world where magic is industry, and adventure lies in the shadows between politics and prophecy. This is a setting shaped by pulp thrillers and noir mysteries—think Indiana Jones, The Mummy, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Maltese Falcon, and Fullmetal Alchemist. Arcane energy fuels daily life: skyships sail the clouds, elemental trains thunder across the continent, and enchanted lanterns light the cobbled streets of ancient cities. But beneath the marvels of magical innovation lies a fractured world of espionage, treasure-hunting, and ancient powers best left buried.
The world is still reeling from the Last War—a century of brutal conflict that ended just four years ago with the Mourning, a magical cataclysm that obliterated the nation of Cyre in a single day. Currently the 5 nations of Khorvaire sit in an uneasy peace while everyone vies for power. One of the strongest groups are the Dragonmarked Houses, powerful buisnesses run by family lines who have developed magic infused 'birthmarks'. These marks grant supernatural abilities in certain skills and abilities that hundreds of years they have turned in to monopolies that touch almost all industries and buisnesses and have made the houses the true economic powers of the age.
Eberron has many tweaks to the classic dnd formulas but places for all the cliches as well, Orcs tend to be peacful and nature loving druids, Valenar Elves are warriors who believe in survival of the fittest, Goblinoids once ruled the continent but their empire was distroyed in a war with abberations, Droaam is a nation of medusas, gargoles, gnolls, harpies, trolls, and other monsterous races who have banded together as a civilization ruled by a coven of hags, meanwhile, the Warforged—a race of living constructs built by House Cannith to fight in the war—have been granted independance and citizenship in their respective countries and many now search for meaning in a world that sees them as weapons without masters.
Whether you're a seasoned agent of a dragonmarked house, a changling who can change their face easier than most can change their clothres, a gnoll warrior making an attempt at civilized life, a Cyran veteran trying to outrun the past, a warforged finding your purpose in a world that never asked for you, or a scholar hunting for forbidden lore, there’s a place—and a mystery—for you in Eberron.
Far beyond the reach of Khorvaire’s politics, Icewhite Island was a frozen frontier however about a decade ago, during the last stage of the war a Cyran funded expedition found riches tucked away in this remote corner of the world. Abundant sources of all three types of dragonshards—crystals that store and power magical enchantments—sparked a boom. A rare forest of Soarwood has been found in the mountains of the islands but sacred to the locals. The dragonmarked houses and few Cyran nobles funded a string of settlements on the island. Conditions were tough but the settlements started very successful, bringing profit to investors. Construction was started on a lightning rail system between the towns and an airship dock in Stormhearth. After the Mourning many Cyran refugees came to the island hoping to find a new home bringing even more man power to the settlements.
Things were going well - Then came the storm.
For the last year, an unnatural blizzard has swallowed the island, cutting it off from the mainland. Communications from the House Sivis outpost fail more often than not. Supply ships vanish at sea and only wreckage arrives on shore. In the few messages that have gotten out, there whispers of of buried ruins beneath the snow, fractured alliances, rogue warforged, and cultitst like activity is happening in some of the towns.
Now, a last-ditch relief expedition is being sent by the Twelve—the alliance of dragonmarked houses that built the colony. Among its crew are investigators, arcanists, spies, and mercenaries… and you are one of them. Sent to uncover the truth and hold the mission together...
On Icewhite Island, everyone has a secret, and not everything frozen stays dead. This is a tale of arcane espionage, lost power, and the storm-choked frontier where progress met its match. Ancient forces are stirring. The war may be over—but your story is just beginning
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This is a conversion of Rime of the Frostmaiden converted to be set in Eberron, my favorite setting for DND - Making for fun mix of Survival, Exploration, Engaging NPCs, & Pulp Adventure.
Link to join game-https://startplaying.games/adventure/cmc7wr0yi00gtl1o6a2wjrw5j
Day and Time: Mondays 6pm Pacific time
Ruleset: DND2024, Characters start at level 3, Point buy
Tools Used: Discord for voice chat, Foundry VTT & DNDBeyond for character creation
Player count: 2/5 slots (need at least one more to start tonight)
Price: First session is always free then $15 - $10 per session w/ DndBeyond Discount just mention you found the game here when you join and you get the discount as long as your in the game
Why Paid Games: Other Players tend to be attentive and punctual You get a dedicated DM, whos knowlegeable about the rules, happy to teach new players, loves weave a custome story and who will show up and show up on time providing premium tools.
I share my master tier dndbeyond accound with options for character creation for as long as your in the campaign (feel free to use it and paruse advnture settings and rule books I have purchased).
I use Foundry VTT with several modules that enhance and simply gameplay by doing some light automation and creating sound effects, ambient music, animiations, currated and custom battlemaps with walls and lighting effects.
Welcome to Eberron — a world where magic is industry, and adventure lies in the shadows between politics and prophecy. This is a setting shaped by pulp thrillers and noir mysteries—think Indiana Jones, The Mummy, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Maltese Falcon, and Fullmetal Alchemist. Arcane energy fuels daily life: skyships sail the clouds, elemental trains thunder across the continent, and enchanted lanterns light the cobbled streets of ancient cities. But beneath the marvels of magical innovation lies a fractured world of espionage, treasure-hunting, and ancient powers best left buried.
The world is still reeling from the Last War—a century of brutal conflict that ended just four years ago with the Mourning, a magical cataclysm that obliterated the nation of Cyre in a single day. Currently the 5 nations of Khorvaire sit in an uneasy peace while everyone vies for power. One of the strongest groups are the Dragonmarked Houses, powerful buisnesses run by family lines who have developed magic infused 'birthmarks'. These marks grant supernatural abilities in certain skills and abilities that hundreds of years they have turned in to monopolies that touch almost all industries and buisnesses and have made the houses the true economic powers of the age.
Eberron has many tweaks to the classic dnd formulas but places for all the cliches as well, Orcs tend to be peacful and nature loving druids, Valenar Elves are warriors who believe in survival of the fittest, Goblinoids once ruled the continent but their empire was distroyed in a war with abberations, Droaam is a nation of medusas, gargoles, gnolls, harpies, trolls, and other monsterous races who have banded together as a civilization ruled by a coven of hags, meanwhile, the Warforged—a race of living constructs built by House Cannith to fight in the war—have been granted independance and citizenship in their respective countries and many now search for meaning in a world that sees them as weapons without masters.
Whether you're a seasoned agent of a dragonmarked house, a changling who can change their face easier than most can change their clothres, a gnoll warrior making an attempt at civilized life, a Cyran veteran trying to outrun the past, a warforged finding your purpose in a world that never asked for you, or a scholar hunting for forbidden lore, there’s a place—and a mystery—for you in Eberron.
Far beyond the reach of Khorvaire’s politics, Icewhite Island was a frozen frontier however about a decade ago, during the last stage of the war a Cyran funded expedition found riches tucked away in this remote corner of the world. Abundant sources of all three types of dragonshards—crystals that store and power magical enchantments—sparked a boom. A rare forest of Soarwood has been found in the mountains of the islands but sacred to the locals. The dragonmarked houses and few Cyran nobles funded a string of settlements on the island. Conditions were tough but the settlements started very successful, bringing profit to investors. Construction was started on a lightning rail system between the towns and an airship dock in Stormhearth. After the Mourning many Cyran refugees came to the island hoping to find a new home bringing even more man power to the settlements.
Things were going well - Then came the storm.
For the last year, an unnatural blizzard has swallowed the island, cutting it off from the mainland. Communications from the House Sivis outpost fail more often than not. Supply ships vanish at sea and only wreckage arrives on shore. In the few messages that have gotten out, there whispers of of buried ruins beneath the snow, fractured alliances, rogue warforged, and cultitst like activity is happening in some of the towns.
Now, a last-ditch relief expedition is being sent by the Twelve—the alliance of dragonmarked houses that built the colony. Among its crew are investigators, arcanists, spies, and mercenaries… and you are one of them. Sent to uncover the truth and hold the mission together...
On Icewhite Island, everyone has a secret, and not everything frozen stays dead. This is a tale of arcane espionage, lost power, and the storm-choked frontier where progress met its match. Ancient forces are stirring. The war may be over—but your story is just beginning