engines, and war beasts through Tale’s End Canyon to raze
AGAINST THE HORDE
Against the Horde is no ordinary encounter. It’s a fearsome
gauntlet featuring a band of heroic adventurers in a last
stand against impossible odds. There is no hope of escape
or chance at victory, only glorious death worthy of story
and song. However, it's also a competition; how long can
your players hold out against the ever-advancing horde? If
you stream this encounter, you can share your score on
the MCDM leaderboards for bragging rights and glory!
Such a dramatic experience requires special resources
and preparation to run. Included with this scenario is
everything you need to run this encounter like a pro: a
detailed battle map, stat blocks, premade characters,
tactics, rules, and more. New GMs will receive all the
support required to run this encounter with confidence,
while veterans can enjoy the rare chance to hand their
players a crushing defeat. No matter your experience level,
prepare for a thrilling encounter of legendary proportions.
GMs should read this document fully before running the
scenario. Players should read up until “GM Information”
and then stop.
PREPARATION
Against the Horde can be run one of two ways. If you are
streaming it as part of the official MCDM competition and
looking for a chance to earn bragging rights, then you
should follow the parameters laid out in this scenario as
rules that shouldn’t be broken.
However, the competitive element is completely
optional. If you are playing this encounter for fun, treat the
rules as suggestions for the best play experience.
Within this section you will find essential information
that should be made clear to all players before the
encounter begins.
GAME RULES
Against the Horde is run using a strict interpretation of
fifth edition rules and doesn’t include any optional rules,
such as flanking in combat. Players and GMs should have
their respective rulebooks on hand for reference, and GMs
are encouraged not to bend the rules in anyone’s favor.
Additionally, use the provided tactical battle map of Tale’s
End Canyon for the encounter, rather than theater of the
mind or other options.
THE STORY SO FAR
Dohma Raskovar leads the orcs of the Ivory Throne
toward Tale’s End, a small village of miners that sits at the
back of a canyon. After the miners refused to pay tribute to
the Ivory Throne and ignored an iron-handed warning, the
dohma is sending his force of mercenary orcs, siege
the village. Tale’s End can’t withstand the might of the
Ivory Throne, but some villagers may yet make it out alive.
The people of Tale’s End have a chance to escape
through secret tunnels in the mines, but someone needs to
buy them time. A bold group of heroes, the player
characters, have pledged their lives to hold the Ivory
Throne at a choke point in the canyon until their last
breath. Many a battle throughout the centuries has been
waged in Tale's End Canyon, and today another will join
those glorified in the bards’ songs.
ENCOUNTER STRUCTURE
The player characters begin the encounter at the
southernmost end of the Tale’s End Canyon map,
defending the chokepoint that leads to the village. The
Ivory Throne keeps up a constant barrage of magic and
mundane smoke to heavily obscure the area north of the
map. The throne attacks in waves, emerging from the fog
of war section of the map at specific times in a tactical
formation, which is detailed later in this scenario. The
walls of the canyon are smooth stone that is impossible to
climb, and the throne refuses to negotiate. There is no
escape! The characters waste their time if they attempt to
do anything but take out as many enemies as possible.
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SCORING
The player characters succeed through sacrifice, but
greater glory is measured by scoring points. It helps GMs if
a player volunteers to keep track of the score. Points are
awarded as a team based on the following criteria:
Killstreak (2 Points): Awarded for every five enemy
creatures (aside from a scyza or Dohma Raskovar) that
the characters kill
Minion Mayhem (2 Points): Awarded each time a
character kills five or more orc blitzers with one attack
or spell
One Shot (2 Points): Awarded for each non-minion
creature the characters bring from the creature’s hit
point maximum down to 0 hit points with a single attack
or spell
To the Death (2 Points): Awarded for each character that
uses their Heroic Sacrifice trait
Let Them Come (5 Points): Awarded if the characters
don’t attempt to close the Ivory Throne’s portal after it
appears
Bring Down the Bird (5 Points): Awarded for killing a
scyza after the round they appear
Bring Down the Bird Faster (10 Points): Awarded for
killing a scyza during the round they appear (instead of
the 5 points for “Bring Down the Bird”)
Ride the Bird (2 Points): Awarded if a character climbs
onto a scyza's back (once per scyza). A character within
5 feet of a scyza can use a bonus action to make a
Strength (Athletics) or Dexterity (Acrobatics) check
contested by the scyza’s Dexterity (Acrobatics) check. If
the character wins the contest, they climb onto the
scyza's back.
Assassination (10 Points): Awarded for killing Dohma
Raskovar after the round he appears
Quicker Assassination (20 Points): Awarded for killing
Dohma Raskovar during the round he appears (instead
of the 10 points for “Assassination”)
Last Stand (10 Points): Awarded if at least one character
is alive at the start of round 4
Longer Last Stand (20 Points): Awarded if at least one
character is alive at the start of round 8
Guts without Glory (10 Points): Awarded if the
characters never use the banner of glory
Honorable Combatant (5 Points): Awarded if all the
players follow the competitive Code of Conduct
PLAYER CHARACTERS
Against the Horde is an encounter for four reasonably
optimized 5th-level characters of different classes. A group
running this encounter as part of the official MCDM
competition must use the premade characters included
with this scenario. If a group doesn’t have four players, a
player can run multiple characters. Players need to choose
their character(s) before the encounter begins.
PREPARATIONS
Before the battle begins, the player characters can cast
spells to benefit themselves such as aid and mage armor if
they wish. However, they don’t have time to rest and
regain resources lost from these preparations (such as a
wizard using Arcane Recovery to gain back a spell slot lost
from casting mage armor). The characters also have a full
round on the battlefield alone that they can use to position
themselves and prepare.
SPECIAL TOOLS
The player characters have two special tools to call upon
during Against the Horde.
Banner of Glory. The banner of glory is a magic item
carried by a character of the players’ choice at the start of
the encounter.
BANNER OF GLORY
Wondrous Item, Very Rare
While holding the banner, you can use an action to wave it
heroically to inspire willing creatures of your choice within 30
feet of you. An affected creature immediately gains the benefits
of a short rest. Once used, the banner can’t be used again for 24
hours.
Heroic Sacrifice. Each premade character has a unique-
to-them trait called Heroic Sacrifice, which allow them to
leave their enemies devastated before they die. If you’re
not using the premade characters for this encounter, the
GM can assign each player one of the existing Heroic
Sacrifice traits to use with their character.
CODE OF CONDUCT
In a competitive environment, excitement and thrills walk
hand in hand with stress and disappointment. Don’t let
your desire to win overpower your group’s enjoyment! A
strong sense of sportsmanship ensures everyone has a
good time. Since this is a new dynamic for many groups,
players should adhere to the etiquette listed below:
• Play YOUR Character. Play the character(s) you
control. If another player is struggling to make a
decision or figure out what to do, politely ask if they
would like help before offering it.
• Be Efficient. Time is of the essence! You should aspire to
complete your turn as quickly as possible. This is more
than just rolling all your dice simultaneously. Keep up
with the situation on the battlefield, communicate with
your fellow players, and act decisively.
• Celebrate Defeat. No matter how well you play, you will
lose. Whether you meet your end because of an unlucky
string of natural 1’s or too many orc knives in your
character’s back, embrace the nature of defeat with a
heartfelt camaraderie.
• Respect Your GM. Being a game master is hard work,
especially when running something different like
Against the Horde. Your GM will make mistakes when it
comes to rules. Don’t make them regret running this
encounter by giving them a hard time for making an
error that works against your party.
GM INFORMATION COMBAT TRACKING
Creature Initiative Number Active Number Killed
From here on out, the information in this PDF is for the GM Count
running the encounter. If you’re a player, stop reading. Scyza 20

LOSING IS WINNING Dohma

Raskovar
18

This encounter puts you, the GM, in a unique position. Wizard* 17

Your job is to kill the player characters by the best means
Orc Garroter 16
available and to make that fun. A successful running of
Against the Horde makes your players feel like they won
Orc 14
by making a noble sacrifice, even as the last hero falls to an
Godcaller
orcish blade. Be a comrade in moments of defeat and loss,
Barbarian* 13
celebrate the players’ moments of triumph and endurance,
and praise their skill as you tally up their points with Orc 12
dramatic flair. Bloodrunner
Orc Fury 10
HONORABLE COMPETITION
Cleric* 9
If you’re running Against the Horde competitively, it’s
primarily your responsibility to ensure the encounter’s Orc Conduit 8
integrity. A healthy competition between honorable
opponents is tremendously fun for many players, so do Orc Rampart 6
your best to avoid spoiling this dynamic. It isn’t expected
Paladin* 5
for you to be perfect and make no mistakes in arbitrating
the game—only that you take efforts to ensure Orc Blitzer 4
sportsmanship. Even when the dice are mercilessly unfair
or favorable, resist the temptation to bend the rules of the Orc 2
game. The d20 is a fickle beast that can foil any strategy, Terranova
but it’s one every table must contend with. Mohler 2

MONSTER MANAGEMENT *If you’re not using the premade characters, one player
character of the GM’s choice should act on this initiative.
Against the Horde involves running a lot of enemies, which
can prove challenging, particularly if they all act on
individual initiative counts. As new foes appear on the
battlefield, the encounter grows more complicated. To
keep the pace of the game swift, all creatures with the
same stat block act on the same specific initiative counts
as shown on the Combat Tracking table, and player
characters should act on initiative counts 17, 13, 9, and 5
as indicated on the table. You can also use the table to
keep track of the number of creatures on the battlefield
and the number of creatures killed. The creatures detailed
in this PDF are included in Flee, Mortals! Packet 1.
LAST STAND AT TALE’S END
Once the players have the information they need and have
their characters, read or paraphrase the following boxed
text to begin the encounter:
The narrow passage south of you is sealed with stone to buy
the villagers of Tale’s End extra time to escape. There is no
turning back. Over the centuries, many armies have made a
last stand in this canyon. Today your names shall be added to
its history.
An endless tide of enemies, led by the fearsome Dohma
Raskovar, advances from the north. The air is choked with
dust and stinks of sweat. From within the smoke, Raskovar
unleashes a triumphant war cry. The horde surges forward,
offering neither terms of surrender nor mercy. Die well, and
may the bards sing songs of your heroic last stand.
Each player character starts the encounter in an
unoccupied space of their choice within 10 feet of the
southern end of the map.
ENEMIES AND EVENTS
The Enemy Waves table shows which creatures appear at
the start of a round of combat. Each creature appears on
the battlefield in an unoccupied space within 10 feet of the
northern end of the map as they emerge from the fog of
war. When a wave appears, the creatures within don’t act
until their specified initiative count. At the start of the
second through sixth rounds of combat, an event occurs
before the next wave appears, as shown on the Battlefield
Events table.
BATTLEFIELD FEATURES
The battlefield has the following features.
BOULDERS
Two types of boulders adorn the canyon floor.
Big Boulder. The largest boulder on the battlefield is 10
feet high and provides total cover (can't be targeted
directly by an attack or a spell) for Large or smaller
creatures and half cover (+2 bonus to AC and Dexterity
saving throws) for Huge or larger creatures.
Smaller Boulders. The smaller boulders are 3 feet high
and provide half cover (+2 bonus to AC and Dexterity
saving throws) for Medium creatures and three-quarters
cover (+5 bonus to AC and Dexterity saving throws) for
Small creatures.
FOG OF WAR
The northern end of the map is heavily obscured in smoke
that the Ivory Throne’s forces generate to hide their
numbers and plans.
ILLUMINATION
The midday sun fills the canyon with bright light.
MUD POOL
This 1-foot-deep mud pool is difficult terrain.
TRENCH
This battlefield trench was dug decades ago. It is 3 feet
deep and provides half cover (+2 bonus to AC and
Dexterity saving throws) for Medium creatures and three-
quarters cover (+5 bonus to AC and Dexterity saving
throws) for Small creatures. Small creatures must use 5
feet of movement to climb into or out of the trench.
 ENEMY WAVES
Round Wave Event? Notes

1st None No The characters can use this round to prepare for the oncoming
horde.

2nd 20 orc blitzers, 4 orc furies, Yes The blitzers and furies rush into melee. The godcaller follows
1 orc godcaller behind to support them.

3rd 10 orc blitzers, 1 scyza
4th 4 orc bloodrunners, 2 orc
conduits, 2 orc ramparts
Yes The scyza runs into the fray, eager to get within reach of as many
enemies as possible. The blitzers ride the scyza into battle.
Yes The bloodrunners target characters staying behind the others. The
conduits use ranged attacks at the back of the battlefield while the
ramparts enter the fray and protect the scyza, if alive.

5th 3 orc garroters, 2 orc Yes The garroters, enter the battlefield invisible and hidden, requiring
terranovas a passive Wisdom (Perception) score of 16 or higher to detect. The
terranovas stay at maximum range, summon mohlers on their first
turn, and otherwise provide support. The mohlers burrow and try
to knock characters engaged in melee prone.
6th 1 Dohma Raskovar, 1 scyza Yes Dohma Raskovar rides the scyza into battle, then leaps into the
fray, using his villain actions the first chance he gets and fighting to
the bitter end.

7th and every odd 10 orc furies, 5 orc No At this point the orcs have lost patience and send wave after wave
round after conduits each round until the characters are overwhelmed.

8th and every even 10 orc bloodrunners, 3 orc No At this point the orcs have lost patience and send wave after wave
round after ramparts each round until the characters are overwhelmed.

BATTLEFIELD EVENTS
Round Event

2nd Siege Weapon. An orcish catapult launches a great pot of alchemist’s fire at a point of your choice on the battlefield, which
explodes on impact in a 15-foot-radius sphere. Each creature in that area must make a DC 12 Dexterity saving throw, taking 10
(3d6) fire damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

3rd War Portal. A 20-foot-diameter portal appears within 5 feet of the southern wall of the canyon. Whenever a new wave of
enemies arrives, including the round this portal appears, any number of orcs from that wave can appear within 10 feet of the
portal. The portal only works one way. A character can attempt to close the portal by using an action to make a DC 15
Intelligence (Arcana) check. On a success, the portal disappears.

4th Explosive Boulder. An explosive barrel hurled by a catapult hits the large boulder on the map, destroying it in an explosion. Each
creature within 10 feet of the boulder must make a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw, taking 28 (8d6) bludgeoning damage on a
failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

5th Mohler Hole. The ground shakes as a group of mohlers dig a 10-foot-square, 20-foot-deep pit beneath an area where at least
one character is standing. Each creature in that area must make a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, a creature falls
into the pit, taking 7 (2d6) bludgeoning damage from the fall and landing prone. On a successful save, a creature can move to
the nearest unoccupied space that isn’t in the pit without provoking opportunity attacks. The steep walls of the pit require a
successful DC 13 Strength (Athletics) check to climb.

6th Ivory Throne Enthusiasm. The Ivory Throne cheers on their comrades in battle. Until the start of the next round, all orcs are
emboldened by the support and have advantage on attack rolls.
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Lead Designer: James Introcaso
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