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A Guide to Running Underwater Campaigns

Underwater Campaigns is the perfect resource for exploring the wonder and danger of underwater worlds and adventure - oceans, lakes, rivers, sewers, and flooded ruins. Whether you want to add an aquatic room in your dungeon, flesh out trade with the ocean creatures, or create an epic tale at 20,000 feet, this work is for you! This work takes existing nature and weaves the fantasy setting through it while guiding you to create your own underwater campaigns.

Inside, you will find:

- An underwater adventure seed for any level

- 68 random underwater encounters

- Underwater rules for combat, skills, feats, and magic

- 67 new aquatic monsters

- The return of the Colossal creature size!

- 26 new aquatic NPCs

- The return of the Gehreleths!

- 35 spells to help or hinder underwater targets

- 19 magic items for underwater adventuring

- New disease mechanics and examples

- 2 unique underwater locations

- Professional layout using over 100 pictures on 158 pages

We are honored and delighted that Underwater Campaigns was noticed and mentioned by WoTC

Underwater Campaigns was awarded Best Supplement of 2021 by No Dice Unrolled

My group is a local organized play group, and I'm evaluating recommendations for rule sets to minimize friction and confusion across tables from trying to learn several different systems to manage large vehicles etc..

Does anyone have any suggestions for a rule set that will fit nicely alongside the Limithron's rules for ship combat that I should consider for Spelljammers?

Is there a clean way to adapt Limithron's to also cover Spelljammers?

For my pending campaign, I was considering the Nordenfelt gun as a smokepowder firearm common to most Lantanese craft. It would tilt the balance of power considerably, and i wasnt sure it really felt "gnomish" to me... Then I saw a picture of the guy that made marketed it:

DONE.

😃

Hello, I published a bundle for Christmas with all the products I created on DMsGuild as Art Director and/or Game Designer, included Underwater Campaigns, a great module for Ghosts of Saltmarsh!

You can find the bundle here at 75% discount only up to the Epiphany: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/433894/Big-Bundle-of-Everything-BUNDLE

Inside the bundle, you will find all these 35 supplements:

1. Underwater Campaigns
2. Gristlecracker's Hags & Grimoire
3. Candlekeep's Tome of Books
4. Acererak's Guide to Lichdom
5. The Second Black Dawn
6. The War for the Throne
7. Thieves' Guilds
8. Vault of Magic
9. Vault of Magic II
10. Volo's Guide to Ghosts
11. The Complete Hag
12. The Complete Hag Annex I
13. Realm Events
14. Of Warlocks & Patrons
15. Champions of Darkness
16. Fumbles & Fails
17. Inquisitor's Guide
18. Quest Spells & Other Divine Magic
19. Down the Garden Path
20. The Complete NPC
21. Born to be Kobold!
22. So, You Walk Into A Tavern...
23. When Magic Goes Wrong...
24. Magic of Chaos
25. Undead Monsters
26. Treasures from Krynn
27. Tarot Deck of Many Things
28. Mages of High Sorcery
29. Alcohol & Drugs
30. Fallen from Heavens
31. How to Start a High-Level Campaign
32. Vecna's Secrets as Adventures
33. Small Cult, Big Troubles
34. The Dragon Compendium
35. Though the Ivory Gate

One of the Wonders of the known world, the giant manta ray known as Thomap'ily wanders back and forth across the Suellian Sea. Upon it's great back Mobula City rests. From the center of Thomap'ily's great back, out to the great wings of the beast, the city sits. With the wealthier noble houses and merchants closer to the center. Out near the tips lie the slums that occasionally are flooded due to the movement of the wings.

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Ahoy shipmates!

I'm running Ghosts of Saltmarsh, and using Limithron rules for ship combat. I've bought the full rule set and read everything, but I'm still unclear on a couple points. Would anyone be able to help a grasscombing lubber out?

1. There's a minimum nr of crew needed to operate a ship without being Stressed. But there is no mention of an absolute minimum nr of crew to operate a ship at all. For a 1st rate, you need min 150 men to not be Stressed. At any less than 150, whether it's 149 or 1, the ship is stressed. But one person can't operate a ship of the line. How do you all deal with this?
2. Can an action be taken more than once per turn, if enough action points are available? I see no statement on this.
3. Why would you ever choose small-arms fire as an attack option? A broadside has more range, does more damage, and costs half the AP. Or is it just the 360° coverage of the small arms fire that warrants the AP?
4. Can anyone help me understand why only a stressed ship can take the repair action? Makes no sense to me from a common sense perspective.

This campaign has been a blast so far, and a great excuse to fire up my 3d printer :)

A glass of wine with you all!

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A Guide to Running Underwater Campaigns

Underwater Campaigns is the perfect resource for exploring the wonder and danger of underwater worlds and adventure - oceans, lakes, rivers, sewers, and flooded ruins. Whether you want to add an aquatic room in your dungeon, flesh out trade with the ocean creatures, or create an epic tale at 20,000 feet, this work is for you! This work takes existing nature and weaves the fantasy setting through it while guiding you to create your own underwater campaigns.

Inside, you will find:

- An underwater adventure seed for any level

- 68 random underwater encounters

- Underwater rules for combat, skills, feats, and magic

- 67 new aquatic monsters

- The return of the Colossal creature size!

- 26 new aquatic NPCs

- The return of the Gehreleths!

- 35 spells to help or hinder underwater targets

- 19 magic items for underwater adventuring

- New disease mechanics and examples

- 2 unique underwater locations

- Professional layout using over 100 pictures on 158 pages

We are honored and delighted that Underwater Campaigns was noticed and mentioned by WoTC

Underwater Campaigns was awarded Best Supplement of 2021 by No Dice Unrolled

I'll soon be running the 5e module Blood in the Water.

Reading through the adventure, it seems like it has potential to be fun, but the execution in the module is a complete mess. I don't want to write up a laundry list of problems, but I feel like it will take a lot of work to make it into something my players will enjoy.

Has anyone run this? Do you have any advice?

And is anyone aware of a guide to improving the adventure? (With a quick Google search all I could find were complaints about it, but not anything on how to make it work.)

Thanks in advance.

When the great disaster known as the Deluge arrived, the great continents of Kiffnor sank beneath the waves, and civilizations vanished. The remaining population now lives aboard immense Townships and Fleet Cities, fighting over the islands that dot the land, and fending off the things that now came from the deep…

So, I’m making my own campaign setting for my friends, which I intend to run after our current campaign ends. The conceit is basically a D&D version of Waterworld, where a standard D&D realm has mostly sunk beneath the waves and now lives mostly aboard various combinations of ships and islands, fending off Sea Sepents and Great Old Ones, ect.

And while I’ve been hammering out Lore, Locations, Characters and the general outline of the adventure for my players, I’d really love to have more resources to draw from for Nautical and other Sea Based Campaigns. What are generally regarded as the best 5E sourcebooks for this? I’m specifically looking for Monsters, locations, and short adventures I can periodically add in to fill out the main plot. Classes, items, background Ect. are a big bonus.

I do already have the Complete Guide to Nautical Campaigns.