A lot of folks suggested #LostMinesOfPhandelver, so let’s check it out! I’m happy to model it to fit the group if it’s bones are as good as people say!

Musran was my first #DnD #5e character, but he wasn't the stereotypical "evil and doom and gloom" #DeathDomain #Cleric. Fun note: My son is the #DungeonMaster for this campaign.

Musran did #LostMinesOfPhandelver and so much more.
#DungeonsAndDragons is so much fun!

My #TTRPG #5and5 needs work!

5 most recently played or run:
1. #DungeonsAndDragons
2. Yeah, that's all, so modules I guess...
3. #RiseOfTiamat
4. #StormKingsThunder
5. #LostMinesOfPhandelver

5 games I want to play or run
1. #AliceIsMissing (running soon)
2. #MonsterOfTheWeek (running from January)
3. #WanderHome
4. #TheQuietYear
5. #VampireTheMasquerade

@malin Thx for sharing this! This is a great way to organize some storytelling, without having to overdevelop details the players will never see or use!

I kind of stumbled my way into a similar (less organized) method. My first campaign was blending #LostMinesOfPhandelver & #DragonOfIcespirePeak & a homebrew plot thread involving a group of NPCs who are undermining each other, & seeking the PCs’ allegiances. Blending the starting modules made the town of Phandalin full of NPCs & choices.