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A Rightful Return
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A D&D® One Shot Adventure for a party of
4-6 level 3 players.
Introduction
A Rightful Return is a DUNGEONS &
DRAGONS® adventure designed for a single
session of around 4-6 hours of play. The
combat encounters have been calculated to
present a tough challenge to four 3rd level
characters. They will present a less difficult,
though still enjoyable, challenge to 4th level
characters or larger parties.
Unless stated otherwise, assume all NPCs
have the stats of a commoner.
Unless otherwise stated, all monsters are
from the Monster Manual.
Adventure Background
300 years ago, the silver dragon Sorata
travelled from the outer plane of Bitopia to
the material plane through a portal she
herself had made. Sorata enjoyed the
company of the small folk of the material
plane so much that she spent more and
more time amongst them. One day, a
magical artefact that powered her portal to
Bitopia was stolen, preventing her ability to
return home. Sorata quested for a hundred
years but did not find it.
Growing old and tired, Sorata eventually
returned to the temple the humans had
built for her, raised various defenses and
shut herself away, hoping that one day,
honorable folks would return the artefact to
her.
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After traveling half the globe, the artefact
eventually found its way into the collection
of Vaelen Simpamina’s grandfather in
Neverwinter.
Vaelen believes many of her grandfather’s
artefacts were stolen from their original
owners and is hiring groups of adventurers
to return them.
Adventure Outline
Chapter 1: Handpicked for the Job. The
party have made a small impression in
Neverwinter as people who can get things
done. Vaelen Simpamin summons them to
her estate to give them the job. She is also
testing their suitability for future jobs.
Chapter 2: Travelling to Westbridge. The
party encounter troubles with their cart (if
they hire one) and meet a mysterious
fortune teller.
Chapter 3: Hiring Emberlee. In
Westbridge they can hire a guide by the
name Emberlee to lead them to an old trail.
Chapter 4: The Kryptgarden Forest. The
Forest the party must traverse is covered in
a disorienting mist that will try to
bamboozle the players.
Chapter 5: The Forgotten Temple.
Eventually they find an old stone temple.
The temple contains puzzles, traps and
guardians designed to keep unworthy
travelers out.
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After completing the temple's challenges,

the party meet the Ancient Silver Dragon
named Sorata. Should the party give Sorata
her artefact, she rewards them and uses it
to head home.

Chapter 6: Returning to Neverwinter.

The party then return to Vaelen Simpamin
with their journal and depending on how
long they took, she may have jobs for them
in the future.

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Chapter 1: Hand Picked for the Job
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The party begins this adventure in
Neverwinter, but you could alter the
location to suit your setting. News has been
spreading of the party’s reliability, and they
are sent for by a gnomish woman named
Vaelen Simpamin.
The party receives a letter from Vaelen.
Please read or paraphrase text in boxes.
“I have word that you are a trustworthy
group of adventurers. I’m looking to hire
folks like you for ongoing work. Please
come to my home in the Terrace District
before midday. It is the house with the
blue door. - Warm regards, Vaelen
Simpamin."
It is assumed that at least one member of
the party knows this city fairly well, but if
not, they must succeed on a DC 11
Intelligence (Investigation) check or speak
to a local NPC and succeed on a DC 11
Charisma (Persuasion) check to locate the
house.
Vaelen Simpamin
Vaelen Simpamin is a gnome who inherited
a large wealth of artefacts from her
grandfather. Convinced that these artefacts
belong back with their rightful owners or in
their original locations at least, she is on the
lookout for a trusty band of adventurers to
employ.
The first job she has is returning an artefact
to Kryptgarden Forest.
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She discovered the artefact’s provenience
thanks to a throwaway line in a traveler's
journal.
However, the portion of the Forest where
the artefact is from is shrouded in a
disorienting and permanent fog. Local folks
avoid it.
Vaelen will pay good coin if an adventuring
party can fulfill the request.
Arriving at Vaelen Simpamin’s
The three-story terrace house is in a
moderately wealthy district. The front
garden is well manicured with roses and
there’s a low wrought iron decorative
fence that separates the house from the
street. The door is a deep blue.
A human servant answers the door and
leads them to the library to await the
arrival of Vaelen.
The drawing room has large floor to
ceiling bookshelves and comfortable
reading chairs of red velvet.
The party won’t be waiting long before
Vaelen makes her entrance.
A gnomish woman with warm brown skin
and long blue flowing robes enters the
library, she smiles warmly.
“Welcome! I’m Vaelen Simpamin, you may
have heard of my grandfather Geradinus
Simpamin, a famous adventurer and
collector of artifacts. Please, I’ve heard
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Draconic, they must succeed on an

much about you, but I would like to hear
it directly from you.” Intelligence Check to be able to read the
following ‘Join-ed/ing – Across/Crossing’

Invite the player characters to introduce

She’ll hand it over to the group cautiously.
themselves to Vaelen. After some discussion
over tea, Vaelen will eventually entrust the
party with the job. She’ll have her servant “I have done my research and I believe
fetch the item in question. this artefact was stolen approximately
300 years ago from a location somewhere
in the Kryptgarden Forest. About 13 days
travel from here on foot, faster if you have
About Vaelen and her family:
horses.
If the party ask about her history and how
she came by the artefact, here’s what she’s “Since it was taken, there have been
willing to share: stories of a thick fog over the forest. I’m
asking for you to keep a journal of your
Over Geradinus’s long life, he acquired a adventure and return it to me for
large number of artifacts. Many of them preservation in the library.”
outright stolen - either by his adventuring
party or bought from other adventurers,
thieves and scoundrels.
She’ll hand over a leather bound blank
journal and pen. These are magical, and she
While these items contributed a significant
will know if the party haven’t returned the
amount to her family fortune, Vaelen
orb to its rightful place.
believes that it is morally wrong to hold
onto them. She wishes to repatriate as many
artifacts as she can. “I’m also hoping for a reliable and timely
group for ongoing work. You have three
To date this has taken a lot of research. tenday to complete the job. Do we have a
Most of the time, the items have no deal?”
documentation. However sometimes a lead
proves fruitful.
Upon accepting the job reveal the following
information based on what happens next.
The Package
The servant returns with a small box and
Objectives
hands it to Vaelen. Vaelen will open it to
• Return the artefact and hand your
reveal a semi-translucent spherical artefact,
completed journal back to Vaelen in
like a large marble, that fits in a human-
Neverwinter.
sized hand.
• The party has three tendays to
complete the job or forfeit the final
Half of the sphere is filled with what looks
payment.
like twisted vines and overgrown forest.
The other half looks like a well-tamed
Important notes:
garden. Around the center, bisecting the
two halves is a silver band, embossed with
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Vaelen uses the journal to verify their story. Hiring a Cart

The party must complete a journal or they
The travel time to Kryptgarden Forest is
will not be paid.
approximately 13 days on foot.
DMs – party need to mention writing in the
If they buy a cart and 2 horses, that
journal at least 3 times over the course of
shortens it to approximately 9 days each
the adventure.
way.
Failure to complete the mission might also
Cost to buy horses and a cart:
mean the party need to reimburse Vaelen to
150 gp for 2 horses
the sum of 3,000 GP (the estimated value of
15 gp for the cart
the orb).
2 sp for feed
Reward:
The players must succeed on the following
50 gp for expenses and 400 gp upon
Charisma (Persuasion) or Charisma
completion
(Intimidation) checks to reduce the costs by
the following amounts:
About the sphere:
● DC 11 - reduced by 5 gp
If the party casts Comprehend Languages:
● DC 15 - reduced by 10gp
The spell fails because it is arcane sigils, not
● DC 20 - reduced by 15 gp (cart for
a language.
free)
If the party casts Detect Magic: It has a
conjuration aura. Tracking the Adventure
See Appendix A for a day tracker which you
If the party casts Identify: It resists may wish to use.
identification, as if it’s being shielded.

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Chapter 2: Travelling to Westbridge

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Cart Trouble When they approach, he will say:

Each day, roll 1d6. On a 5 or 6, they
experience cart trouble. “Ho there, travelers! My name is Himo.
My Lady calls to me and says I should
Roll 1d6 on the Cart Trouble Table: invite one of you for a reading.”

1 A puddle that looked okay to go Should they oblige, he will say, "Cost is but a
through caught the wheels and donation.”
now your cart is bogged. (DC 20
Strength check to push/pull the About Himo
cart out of the bog – players can Himo is a devotee of the Goddess of
reduce the DC by 5 by creating Divination, Dreams, Travel & Death. He is
ramps or with a successful DC 12
on a mission to help as many travelers as he
Wisdom (Animal Handling) check.
After a failed try, they eventually can through providing them with hidden
get the cart out of the mud, but wisdom.
they lose half a day.
The Fortune
2 A horse rolls their ankle. Players The fortune teller’s reading is cryptic and
can use cure wounds or a
vague at best (but could be read many ways,
successful DC 15 Wisdom
(Medicine) check to heal the depending on the players), but they all
wound. However, the horse is now relate to later points in the quest. The group
slower than walking pace. may only get one reading from the fortune
teller total each day.
3 One Bandit Captain, Three
Bandits and 2 Wolves try to
commandeer the cart. Instruct the player having their fortune told
to roll a d12 to “pick a card” then choose the
4 A rock cracks one of the wheels. corresponding number from the Fortune
It’ll hold for 1d4 days. Card Table:
5 The axel snaps after being jostled
over a nasty rock. Irreparable. 1 The Hand 7 The Rose
“The Hand “Ah, the Rose.
6 One of the wheels breaks - can be signifies that in A card that
replaced by the spare, but will take order to find signifies
time. (DC 12 Dex check to fix). something, you longing. I’m
must ask for sensing that
help. My lady someone is
tells me you will longing for
The Travelling Fortune Teller need help to find the sweet
On the road to the Kryptgarden Forest, the your way.” scents of
home.”
party encounters a half-orc who has set up a
table with a purple cloth over it. He is 2 The Eye 8 The Boot
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the eye. You are card of But here I’m they do to

seeking belonging. In seeing an empty others. And
something. My your case, the spoon… one no some keys
lady wants you boot doesn’t longer capable look more like
to know that fit. Could it be of self-reliance.” keys than
two sets of eyes that the foot others.”
searching is or the boot is
more wrong? I 5 The Cup 11 The Door
advantageous cannot see “You carry the “The door
than one.” more, I’m cup of water to that is sought
sorry.” add to the is currently
pitcher. I’m shut. But can
3 The Cloak 9 The Beetle sorry. I know be open with
“The cloak “The Beetle. A not what it fully the right key.”
signifies things wily card. I means.”
that are hidden see a silver
or in need of beetle who 6 The Pitcher 12 The Chest
protection. In cannot fly. “Someone’s “Something
your case my Whose wings pitcher is nearly valuable has
lady says that have been empty. Without been kept
what you seek is plucked off by more water, hidden. In this
hidden for its an they may not case, I’m
own protection.” impertinent survive.” sensing that
youth.” something
very valuable
4 The Spoon 10 The Key has been kept
“The spoon “The key is all from where it
usually signifies about belongs for a
that someone something of very long
has self-reliance. importance. time.”
That the Some keys
answers they matter more
seek are within. to some than

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Chapter 3: Hiring Emberlee
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It will take the party about 11 days on foot
to reach Westbridge, the closest settlement
to the Kryptgarden Forest, or 8 days with
horse and cart.
Most will need to restock on rations in
Westbridge as base amounts (10 days per
person) will have already been consumed
unless they picked up more supplies before
they left Neverwinter.
Westbridge is a travel stop on the road that
passes the eastern edge of Kryptgarden
Forests. Most families and residents here
make money servicing travelers and
providing for the small populace.
Key Locations in Westbridge:
● The Wandering Mountain Inn
● The General Store
● Herbalist
● Cart repair
● Small shrine to Lathander
● Small shrine to Tymora
Key NPCs in Westbridge
Emberlee
Emberlee is a halfling scout. She’s the only
one who’s explored the rim of the fog in the
Kryptgarden Forests and can guide the
party to the start of a path they need to take
in order to reach their destination.
Marvin
White dragonborn innkeeper. Should the
players discuss their intentions with him,
he’ll reveal that:
● It’s hard to find the misty area of the
forest without a guide.
● If the players ask who can guide
them, he’ll point them to Emberlee.
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Arlo
Human. Owns the general store. All prices
are moderately inflated.
Fifna
Owns the cart repair store. She is
Emberlee’s wife.
Daran - herbalist. He sells probably
ineffectual tinctures and ointments.
Finding Emberlee
Asking around the town will lead them to
the Cart Repair shop.
The Cart Repair shop looks more like a
small cottage with carts in various stages
of repair in the front garden. A burly half
orc woman with dark black hair pulled
back and a tattoo of a bee on her neck is
working on repairing a broken wheel.
Something snaps and she curses like a
sailor.
If the party greets her, asks for Emberlee,
she'll warmly invite them inside.
The cottage is cluttered with trinkets. The
narrow hallway is cluttered with side
tables filled with knick-knacks. The walls
have collections of plates with painted
vignettes of the region.
A player with a Passive Perception score of
12 or more will notice a few of them are of a
misty forest.
If the players ask, the plates were painted
by Emberlee.

Fifna will step outside and fetch Emberlee
from the back yard. The players can meet
her and discuss terms.
A 3’3” halfling woman with brown skin,
curly brown hair stomps into the kitchen
from the back door. She frowns at you all
as if sizing you up. She’s dressed in
brown leathers and a green cloak, a bow
strapped across her back. “Apologies, I
was just fletching some new arrows.
What can we help you with?”
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The players will need to negotiate with
Emberlee to guide them to the forest. She
isn’t unwilling, but they may wish to try and
haggle with her rates.
Cost to hire Emberlee is 2 gp per day. It will
only take her one day to take the group
where they need to go.
If they want her to wait, it’ll cost them that
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Chapter 4: The Kryptgarden Forest
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The south-western tip of the Kryptgarden
Forest has been permeated by a thick and
disorienting fog for around 300 years.
Once Emberlee leads them to the
Kryptgarden Forest and to the pathway that
leads into the mist, she’ll leave them there.
No amount of money or bargaining can
sway her into following the adventures on
what she thinks is a foolhardy mission.
Emberlee believes that at best - they’ll get
turned around, lost for days and emerge in
a completely different place from where
they started. At worst, they’ll run out of
rations and die in the Forest.
The players must succeed on a DC 15
Wisdom (Perception) check to determine
that the fog tastes vaguely like metal. If they ahead of you in the mist. A building in the
succeed with a result of 22 or more, they’ll
be able to ascertain that it tastes like silver. Fail: You all feel a slight tug on your coin
The Kryptgarden Forest
challenges:
Navigating the Kryptgarden Forest is tricky
in all this fog and will require successive
skill checks. Failure will have consequences.
Check 1
The players must succeed on a DC 12
Wisdom (Survival) check.
Success: If the characters succeed, they
continue on the path, no issue.
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Fail: They get lost. Lose 1 day and 1 day’s
rations each. They do eventually find the
path again.
Check 2
The players must succeed on a DC 14
Wisdom (Survival) check.
Success: Keep on the path and find a camp
of a dead adventurer with a small amount of
coin - 5 gp and 10 sp.
Fail: Get lost in the mist. Lose 2 days and 2
days rations each. Two Dire Wolves begin
hunting them as well. The Wolves will
attack when the party settles down for
either a short or long rest.
Check 3
The players must succeed on a DC 15
Wisdom (Perception) check.
Success: You see a dark looming structure
mist appears before you.
pouches. Invisible fairies have stolen 2d6 gp
from each player, replacing them with
polished river stones. Looking up from
checking your pouches, you no longer know
where you are.
Lose 1 day and 1 day of rations.
Even after three failures, they will finally
come to the Forgotten Temple - lighter on
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Chapter 5: The Forgotten Temple
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In this chapter, the party explore The
Forgotten Temple to try and return the
artefact.
The Temple was build by Sorata’s followers
300 years ago.
A long stone building emerges from the
mist. The exterior has aged moss clinging
to it.
There is an archway that is open and
leads into an antechamber.
Entrance
A small, 10 ft square room stone room
opens up before you. There are high arch
windows which the fog outside gently
laps.
On one wall, you see engravings of wild
forests, while the other depicts calm,
orderly gardens. And in front of you are a
set of stone double doors.
Beneath each of the carvings sits a stone
pedestal topped with a bowl.
Opening the doors
The players will need to place objects that
symbolize the engravings on each wall into
their respective bowls.
E.g. a fallen leaf or a twig for the wall with
the “wild” engravings whereas a
a coin or something crafted is a suitable
offering for the “civilized” wall.
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No specific item is needed. If you feel like
they’ve understood the concept and offered
something close enough, then the doors
open.
If the players try to force the door open
instead of solving the puzzle, they must
succeed on a DC 30 Strength check.
The Long Walk
A long corridor opens before you.
You see two sets of armor standing
regally near the entrance. At the very end
of the corridor is a rusted looking
portcullis - it is closed.
One of the walls near the portcullis seem
to have art on it
Two Animated Suits of Armor:
The party must succeed on a DC 11
Dexterity (Stealth) check to pass the
animated suits of armor without them
attacking.
If anyone in the party fails the check, the
suits of armor will come to life and attack.
Opening the portcullis
At the end of the hall, there is a large forest
painting on the wall. Out of the painting
come one Orange Faerie Dragon and one
Yellow Faerie Dragon.
The Faerie Dragons are hiding the switch
that opens the portcullis. They can either be
persuaded that the adventurers mean them
no harm.

The Faerie Dragons only speak Draconic
and Sylvan and they will demand shiny
things, nice things e.g. coins, gems, jewelry
etc., and a successful DC 15 Charisma
(Persuasion) check to reveal the hidden
switch.
Should the players choose to fight or they
fail the Persuasion check, once both Faerie
Dragons are dead, their energies will be
sucked back into the paintings and the
switch next to the portcullis will be
revealed.
The trapped switch
The switch is trapped and can be disarmed
with a successful DC 15 Dexterity (thieves’
tools) check.
If the switch is not disarmed, then there’s a
hissing sound and everyone needs to
succeed on a DC 11 Constitution Saving
throws or take 1d10 cold damage, half on a
successful save.
Beyond the portcullis
The next room is entirely dark. If anyone
has darkvision or can provide a light source,
then get them to roll a DC 20 Wisdom
(Perception) check. If they succeed, then
the characters notice two sleeping reptilian
figures (Guard Drakes) at the back of the
chamber.
When the party go through the portcullis,
read this:
The portcullis grinds closed behind you. A
large square room with pillars lining the
walls stands before you.
There are no lights and no windows.
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Two Guard Drakes (Volo’s Guide to
Monsters) awaken when they hear the
portcullis begin to close and attack the
party.
When the Guard Drakes are defeated a
stone hatch in the roof will open and one
Guard Wyvern (see Appendix B) will
descend and fight to the death.
Once all guardians have been defeated, a
stone door in the floor will slide open,
revealing a set of stairs leading down.
The Inner Sanctum
Two burning sconces illuminate the
space. A small ornate pedestal with an
orb-shaped depression sits in the middle
of the room.
Huddled in a corner but taking up most of
the space is a gigantic figure. The silver
scales glint and dance in the light.
The Ancient Silver Dragon opens her eyes
and turns to look at you all.
Sorata, the Ancient Silver Dragon
● Sorata is originally from the Twin
Paradises of Bitopia - a plane of
contrasts. She was curious about
other planes and built herself a
planar transport.
● She enjoyed spending time on the
Material Plane, but her device for
travel was stolen by one of the folks
from this world and hidden from
her.
● She spent time searching for it but
being so far from home drained her
power.

● Realizing that she might not find it
in time, she hibernated and hoped
that someone in the goodness of
their heart would return it to her.
● In her weakened state, she was
afraid that if she was found by
someone unworthy, they would kill
her.
● Knowing only a powerful group of
adventurers could return the
artefact, she used nearly all of her
last reserves to summon guardians
to protect her while she slept.
● She then barricaded herself in the
Inner Sanctum and sunk it beneath
the earth.
Upon meeting the travelers and seeing the
artefact, Sorata will thank them and explain
that she wants to offer them a reward.
Sorata crafted four magical vials for her
guardians to give them a little more
protection and will offer these as well as the
last of her loot that she brought with her
from across the planes.
Loot:
● Four Periapts of Health.
● Three diamonds worth 100 gp each.
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After this, Sorata will put the artefact in the
pedestal and return to her plane.
With a silver claw, Sorata places the
artefact into the pedestal.
The globe begins to spin slowly, gaining
momentum.
The hemisphere’s become blurred,
indistinct from each other. There is a
sudden tearing sound – like fabric
ripping.
The air rends around the pedestal apart
in a flash of bright white light.
Sorata faces it. She bows her head
solemnly.
“I hope we meet again, friends. Thank
you.”
She steps through, her ancient draconic
body disappearing into the bright light.
Lastly the tip of her tail disappears.
The hole in the fabric of reality closes
together. The pedestal remains, but the
artefact is gone.
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Chapter 6: Returning to Neverwinter

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After returning the artefact to Sorta and She’ll pay them, but if they took longer than
seeing her travel home, the players will 30 days, she probably won’t call on them for
need to take the journal of their adventures work again.
to Vaelen Simpamin to collect their pay.
The end!
The players can take as little (or as much
time) as they like to return to Neverwinter,
but remind them of Vaelen’s deadline.

If they deliver within the thirty-day time

limit:

“Ah, welcome back. You have all proven

yourself to be incredibly competent
adventurers. You have made my short list
for work.”

She will chat with them over tea and say

that she will contact them in the future for
more work in the near future.

If they deliver outside the thirty-day

time limit:

“Ah, welcome back. I’m very grateful for

your hard work in returning the artefact.
Please, sit down, tell me of your
adventure and what took you so long?”

When they explain, she’ll quietly listen, and

nod thoughtfully.

Once they’ve finished, she’ll thank them.

“I understand the difficulties and

unforeseen events that happen in the
world.

Thank you very much. I’ll be in touch if I

have any more work for you.”

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Credits & Legals
Design: Stevie Schafer
Proofing: Andrew Thurley
Cover artwork: © 2019 Kari Kawachi, used
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Appendix A: Day Tracker

Day 1 Day 11 Day 21 Day 31

Day 2 Day 12 Day 22 Day 32

Day 3 Day 13 Day 23 Day 33

Day 4 Day 14 Day 24 Day 34

Day 5 Day 15 Day 25 Day 35

Day 6 Day 16 Day 26 Day 36

Day 7 Day 17 Day 27 Day 37

Day 8 Day 18 Day 28 Day 38

Day 9 Day 19 Day 29 Day 39

Day 10 Day 20 Day 30 Day 40

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Appendix B: Wyvern Guard

Large Dragon, unaligned
Armor Class 15 (natural armor)
Hit Points 80
Speed 20ft, fly 80ft

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

19(+4) 10(+0) 16(+3) 5(-3) 12(+1) 6(-2)

Skill Perception +4
Senses Darkvision 60ft., passive Perception
14
Languages -
Challenge 5

ACTIONS
Multiattack. The wyvern makes two
attacks: one with its bite and one with its
stinger. While flying, it can use its claws in
place of one other attack.

Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit, reach

10ft., one creature. Hit: 1d6+4 piercing
damage.

Claws. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit.

Reach 5ft., one target. Hit: 1d8+4 slashing
damage.

Stinger. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit,

reach 10ft, one creature. Hit: 1d6+4
piercing damage. The target must make a
DC 11 Constitution saving throw, taking 1d6
poison damage on a failed save, or half as
much on a successful one.

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Appendix C: Map

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