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I run my first dnd next session, player group was two characters (one female elf ranger and the other male dwarf paladin). Eventually there will be two more characters...

So I was trying to get them around the city, few adventure options were dropped by but both characters turn them down (I did not want to force them to take these yet, maybe later they can return to these, but then world has gone little forward...) and they made some strolling around city and tried to get information.. So I let them to take their time in city

They walked in and out taverns, shops and hall of Justice , They talked with soldiers and shopkeepers and even peasants... And eventually they found out house of knowledge

From the seer of house of knowledge > this lead them to some information that lead them to travel...

The first real Dungeons & Dragons video game in years is out. It’s called Neverwinter, the most recent in a long line of D&D video games to be centered on that city starting with the oft-overlooked SSI game Neverwinter Nights released in 1991. The name was recycled by BioWare hot off the success of their Baldur’s   Gate  series, who released Neverwinter Nights in 2002. A sequel was released by Obsidian Entertainment, unsurprisingly called Neverwinter Nights 2 . And now we have Neverwinter by Cryptic Studios.

TL;DR

This is long. So if you want the sound bite, here it is: Neverwinter is an action RPG that doesn’t provide solid enough action to really satisfy action aficionados. Similarly 

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Greetings...

Happy new year from the Living Forgotten Realms campaign staff! Today we round out our trilogy of LFR adaptations of Neverwinter Campaign Setting adventures from Dungeon online, and bring a Heroic tier Major Quest from Tymanther to its thrilling conclusion.

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ADAP3-3 That Which Never Sleeps
by Daniel Marthaler (adaptation by Pierre van Rooden)

The citizens of Neverwinter are killing each other, and only you can end the insanity. A Living Forgotten Realms adapted adventure set in Neverwinter for characters levels 1-7 (but recommended for levels 1-5). This adventure is found in issue 195 of Dungeon online, part of D&D Insider. Dungeon adventures may be downloaded by subscribers from the Wizards of the Coast website.
The stat blocks in the published adventure support Adventure

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[Mostly cross-posted from my Blog]

Bill, the Gamesmaster (no not that kind silly), of our role-playing game group - referred to as 'Geek Club' by all and sundry - has been slaving away over a hot Obsidian Portal 'campaign wiki' (will webby wonders never cease? I remember attempting to affect a similar thing a few years ago by trying to get the Wikipedia engine running on my web domain, to track all of the characters, locations and evidence in the Call of Cthulhu RPG 'Masks of Nyarlathotep' campaign.) In the face of such community-spirited narrative-bolstering, I just had to do my thing and add a bit of art to the general flurry or activity.



So this is me at Geek Club. I'm a member of a race called the Tieflings, and get your spare change out, because I'm a Bard. You've got to love a bard....

Greetings...

Nothing like a long holiday weekend (at least, here in the USA) to catch up on adventure releases.  Today we are pleased to announce that we have released our second LFR adapted adventure set in Neverwinter from Dungeon online. (If you are a D&D Insider subscriber and you missed ADAP3-1 The Gauntlgrym Gambit from Dungeon 193, you should grab the adapatation document from www.livingforgottenrealms.com!)
 

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ADAP3-2 Shards of Selûne
by Andrew G. Schneider
LFR Adaptation by Pierre van Rooden

The goddess Selûne has sent her priests a warning of the dangers threatening Neverwinter, and it’s up to the heroes to uncover them before it’s too late.

A Living Forgotten Realms adapted adventure set in Neverwinter for characters levels 1-7. This adventure

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