The adventures span almost every edition. We want a nice broad range of levels to give DMs (Dungeon Masters) content they can drop into their campaigns, either to extend something, say if you finish Storm King’s Thunder and your character’s Level 10 or 11, there’s adventures in there that you can start playing, or if you just want something that’s a little sidetrack from your current campaign. The idea behind it is not only do you want to capture some of the most famous dungeons from the game’s history, but we also wanted to give a selection of adventures that you could in theory start at Level 1 with the first dungeon and play all the way up to Level 15 by playing the adventures one after another. They’re all collected in one hardcover book. It’s a collection of seven of the most famous dungeons from Dungeons & Dragons history. Mike Mearls has a interesting interview about the title over on Forbes. Even if you’re in the middle of a Storm King’s Thunder or Curse of Strahd campaign, clever Dungeon Masters and players can take inspiration from D&D’s history to infuse traps, challenges, monsters and magic items from these adventures into any session.įor more information on Dungeons & Dragons and Tales from the Yawning Portal, visit the official page Look for Tales from the Yawning Portal in your local game store on March 24 th! Otherwise, you can pick it up on April 4 th, and start running these classic adventures for your gaming group.
The Yawning Portal is the one place you’d expect to hear tales of the seven dungeons in this book. Adventurers from all over the Forgotten Realms gather in the taproom at the Yawning Portal to trade stories of their exploits and rumors of far-off treasures, some even from other worlds in the D&D multiverse. It depicts Durnan the Wanderer, the longtime owner and barkeep of Waterdeep’s most famous tavern. The cover of Tales from the Yawning Portal was illustrated by Tyler Jacobsen. Releasing wide on April 4 th, this 248-page book contains seven full adventures including timeless classics and more recent best-sellers like Forge of Fury and Dead in Thay, all completely updated and ready to run using the latest D&D 5E rules. Now you can jump into some of the most popular D&D modules ever created with Tales from the Yawning Portal.
Even longtime fans haven’t been able to fully explore the Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan or the Sunless Citadel, now is our chance! with stats and monsters updated for the fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons. As many newer players to D&D in the past few years, you likely haven’t braved the Tomb of Horrors or climbed White Plume Mountain or fought Against the Giants. There are many iconic adventures and stories in the 43-year history of Dungeons & Dragons that current fans may not have ever experienced.
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