The ONE dungeon you SHOULD run! Banewarrens - Monte Cook Games

[@seankreynolds]

Thanks for the review! I'm the one who converted Banewarrens to Cypher System and 5E, and I ran it for my home (Cypher System) group and had a great time. (I was also part of one of the original 3E Ptolus campaigns that Monte ran before Ptolus was a book.)

[@panelsofDOOM]

What really makes ptolus tick is mixing the underground with city stuff. I've been running Night of Dissolution for a while and it's been amazing so far. My group doesn't get together often enough to mix in Banewarrens but It was a really cool read. Banewarrens does a good job of adding mystery to a dungeon adventure and that's something some adventures seem to lack.

[@MrTarrasque]

Yep! Mixing between dungeon and urban is exactly what this adventure does very well.

[@connors7078]

Ptolus and The Banewarrens were all written for 3E Dnd actually. ;) Loving your videos and enthusiasm. I like when people actually talk about their games.

[@theblindjedi41]

Always appreciate a classic dungeon delve.

[@shadomain7918]

I recommend renaming most NPCs in Ptolus. My 5e Ptolus campaign is 3 years old and the names are so hard to pronounce and remember, it's crazy.

[@MrTarrasque]

That's what I do

[@PH_Dungeon]

I have old 3e version. I think it slipped by you because it’s actually a pretty old adventure that just got a bit of an update

[@MrTarrasque]

Yeah, I realised that after the video. It still hold up today.

[@PH_Dungeon]

Let’s put all the evil artifacts of the world together under a city. What could go wrong?

[@MrTarrasque]

I read this in Jeremy Clarkson’s voice.