Categories: This is the first article of the ‘Play It Solo’ series and in this article, I will be converting the first chapter of the Dungeons & Dragons Starter Set 5th Edition adventure, Lost Mine of Phandelver, into a solo, single player D&D experience. For an overview of how Play It Solo works, click. Please bear in mind that this article is not the actual adventure itself, but a set of conversion notes that makes it possible to play an adventure – which was not originally designed for solo play – on your own. It will be assumed you have the Starter Set and you will be prompted to read certain sections of the adventure booklet in order to progress the adventure.

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If you are unwilling to buy this adventure altogether, feel free to check out this instead. Why the Dungeons & Dragons Starter Set? I have made The Lost Mine of Phandelver my first official D&D 5e solo adventure conversion. Because it’s actually a great little adventure and it’s a great introduction Dungeons & Dragons 5e. Since D&D 5e is still new (at the time of writing this article), many of you will either be unfamiliar with the rules or are just getting used to them.

Therefore, it makes sense to start off with something that teaches you how to play the game and having played through it myself, I find the Starter Set does its job well in that regard. It also omits some of the unnecessary rules and keeps it streamlined in order to avoid overwhelming you with too much information. 񪠷᳼ 餰󠧴a 𳱱롿 봵. Other than that, it is still D&D Basic, but simplified even more in places. If you would like to play using the full D&D Basic Rules, you can download it for free. As a bonus, six pre-generated characters are included in the Starter Set, so you can skip the character generation process entirely and dive right into the game.

And finally, you get a full set of polyhedral dice (minus the percentage die) which you can use when playing Lost Mine of Phandelver and also for years to come. All this for a price lower than most adventures that are currently out there. Introduction to the Adventure A poorly-prepared adventurer be a dead adventurer, so take some time to read through the D&D Starter Set Rulebook (or the ). As you play through this adventure, be sure to refer back to this book if there is something you’re not sure about.

Take some time to determine how your party will be arranged. For example, are your fighters and other heavily-armoured characters (with the highest AC) leading the march with the more vulnerable characters (with the lowest AC) behind them? If so, how far behind are the vulnerable characters? Are they within touching distance of the characters in front or is there several yards between them? Another thing to consider is that the adventure starts off with you guarding and driving a wagon. With that in mind, what happens when you come across someone or something on the road – like a roadblock or a couple of bandits who might not necessarily attack straight away, but might demand a ‘toll’? If you go ahead and talk to these people/examine the roadblock, will the whole party approach the bandits/roadblock, or will some of your characters stay behind while only a couple walk forward to address the bandits/examine the roadblock?

Consider these things before you begin the adventure. Single PC vs. Multiple PCs? Are you going to play with a single character or a party of characters? Download Free Game Empire 250 Games Cd To Dvd here.