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A simple and straightforward quest to start your homebrew campaign in D&D 5e: kill the dragonids!

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Documents, in the style of the image, in all usable formats that explain the quest in detail, the statblocks in printer friendly version, and 3 maps in the gridded/ungridded variations. This quest has an average CR of 1 /2-2.

Gaining the quest

They can get the mission at any tavern, or if for some unusual reason your players are not near a tavern when the campaign begins, it will simply be an injured farmer to report the attacks to the group. A series of giant lizard-like creatures are terrorizing the village, and one way or another players will be directed to the village chief, who will offer them a reward.

Possible encounter pre-dragoids

If you have a particularly large group of players, consider mitigating their resources a bit through a fight before the quest, for example with simple wolves: the maps include a generic forest for this very reason.

The three lakes

When your players go in search of the monsters, they will find themselves investigating three small pools of water, used by the village to fish and raise carps. In the first lake there will be nothing, in the second and in the third there will be monsters. There is included a short tab with the monster’s harvesting as well. Straightforward and simple!

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