Title: Dungeons & Tombs (Dungeons & Dragons) Pdf A Young Adventurer's Guide (Dungeons & Dragons Young Adventurer's Guides)
Author: Jim Zub
Published Date: 2019
Page: 112
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS launched the great tradition of roleplaying games in 1974 with an unprecedented mix of adventure and strategy, dice-rolling, and storytelling. Wizards of the Coast continues to honor that tradition, bringing to market a diverse range of D&D game and entertainment experiences and influencing numerous writers, directors, and game designers by tapping into an innate human need to gather with friends and tell an exciting story together. INTRODUCTION Dungeons and tombs are places filled with adventure. Every door, a new mystery to be unearthed. Every encounter, a chance for victory or disaster. This book is a tour through some of the most frightening and fatal places in the world of Dungeons & Dragons. It’s a guide to their masters and myths, their creatures and corridors. It will show you six lethal lairs, introduce you to the beasts that live within, and then teach you how to construct your own diabolical dungeon. Read this book from start to finish, or open it to any spot, get entranced by the cool artwork, and start your journey there. The more you read, the more you’ll discover. The more you discover, the easier it will be to imagine your own heroic tales as you and your friends explore the unknown and gather hidden treasures. Will your quest lead to fame, fortune, and songs sung of your deeds, or will your legend be lost in the shadow-filled crypts that have claimed countless other heroes? In the end, that’s up to you. Dungeons & Dragons is all about unique adventures, and yours is about to begin. Be brave! PREPARING FOR YOUR DUNGEON DELVE Before you head into the darkness, ready to explore and fight creatures fearsome and foul, you’ll want to do a bit of preparation. Dungeon delving is a dangerous occupation. Adventurers with a bit of foresight and a plan tend to survive longer than those who charge empty-headedly into the unknown. Courage is good. Courage and the right tools for the job are even better. Think about these questions and then get ready for your journey.• Who is in your adventuring party? Are you traveling alone or in a group? Check “Your Adventuring Party” on the facing page for some options, or build a more detailed set of characters using the Warriors & Weapons or Wizards & Spells books, which may also inform answers to the other questions.• Where are you going? A cave, a castle, a swamp, a scorching desert, an undersea lair, a boneyard, or somewhere else? If the trek looks like it will be a long one, you’ll want to make sure you bring bedrolls, blankets, a tent, and a way to light a fire. Are you prepared to hunt for food and forage for your meals, or are you bringing rations?• What climate might you encounter once you get there? Hot or cold, bright or dark, wet or dry? Each possibility requires different clothing to stay comfortable. Can you see in the dark? If not, do you have a light source you can count on?• Do you have a map of, or other knowledge about, the dungeon you seek? Any information at all is better than heading into a complete mystery. Legends, rumors, or local gossip may all prove helpful as you delve into fortresses, ruins, caverns, or crypts. YOUR ADVENTURING PARTY In DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, you and your friends take on the roles of adventurers who have banded together to fight monsters and gather treasure. Each hero will have their own special skills, determined by their character class. Here are a few of the most common types of heroes and their unique abilities. • Barbarian Fierce, primal warriors capable of entering a mighty battle rage.• Bard Magical entertainers who can inspire, heal, and create illusions through their performances.• Cleric Faithful warriors who wield divine magic in service of a higher power.• Druid Shapeshifting guardians who draw upon the power of nature.• Fighter Soldiers and mercenaries trained in a variety of weapons and armor.• Monk Masters of the martial arts who use mystic energy to empower their attacks.• Paladin Holy champions who combine divine magic with martial skill. • Ranger Scouts and trappers who blend fighting skills with keen knowledge of their surroundings to protect the wilderness. • Rogue Thieves, acrobats, and explorers who specialize in stealth and trickery to overcome obstacles. • Sorcerer Spellcasters whose power comes from their magical birthright. • Warlock Magicians who gain their power through pacts with otherworldly creatures. • Wizard Scholarly magic users who can manipulate reality itself.
In this illustrated guide for new players, you'll be transported to the mystical and magical worlds of Dungeons & Dragons and given a one-of-a-kind course on the dungeons and deathtraps for which the game (and all its iterations) is known. Featuring maps, cutaway illustrations, and fun insights that show would-be adventurers how to travel and survive in these fantastical settings, along with original illustrations and archival images, the book shines a spotlight down the dark, foreboding corners of the most infamous locations in the worlds of D&D. The perfect jumping-on point for young fans of fantasy looking to give D&D a try, the book also features prompts to encourage creative problem-solving skills in the dangerous situations you may find yourself in when on D&D adventures.
Cool book for Gamer parents to give to their kids My boy is going to love this particularly the part that explains the symbols on maps. We make various maps particularly with No Thank you Evil! But the maps will get a lot better with the guide. New monsters for him to discover and battle too.Hardcover and paper are great quality. For old AD&D players who remember how quickly Unearthed Arcana fell apart it is amazing how far things have come and how inexpensive the book is for the quality.My boy is also into Minecraft, Cat Quest, and Slay the Spire so our next games in 2020 will be quite a bit more mixed than before.Nothing but a 5E Advertisement for Adventure Modules Only two Dungeons...tombs not quite... this is basically a splat book for the 5E Adventure Modules that they have published. It should have been called "Lairs and Encounters". It would have been great if they talked about actual dungeon and dropped the name of the world they are found in. You would think that the Tomb of Horrors would be up there on the top 10 list.... there are hundred of tombs and dungeon from various worlds..... and it just so disappointing that this was just an AD. Also these are not young adult book... so quality of info should be there.
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