If this urgency isn't tweaked by the DM, the best course of action the characters can take is to run as fast as they can to the Tomb of the Nine Gods to stop the curse from quickly killing off oodles of rich and powerful people all over Faerun (hmmm). Let's take a moment to review two of these problems.įirst, as written, the death curse (the main driver of the adventure) has too much urgency tied to it.
For the most part, these problems are manageable. Tomb of Annihilation isn't without its problems. It has awesome locations to explore, cool NPCs to meet, a powerhouse villain, and the deadliest dungeon published in the fifth edition hardback D&D adventures to date. It's an adventure of high fantasy in an interesting environment (the jungles of Chult). Tomb of Annihilation is a fantastic D&D adventure. The Deadly Shift in Tomb of Annihilation.Running Port Nyanzaru in Tomb of Annihilation.
You can find links to all of the articles below: This article is one in a series of artices I wrote for running the D&D hardcover adventure Tomb of Annihilation. Warning, this article contains spoilers for Tomb of Annihilation. New to Sly Flourish? Start Here! The Deadly Shift of Tomb of Annihilation
