Campaign Length: One session, or 4-6 hours of gameplay.Party Size/Level: Four to six level 20 characters.Free Adventures and Campaigns from Wizards of the Coast: This doesn’t have any flavor text, chapters, or even a table of contents, so you’ll want to get comfortable searching through, or using Ctrl + F on a computer. Here we have more rules in a very simple straightforward display. It doesn’t include all the classes or their subclasses but it’s enough to get a small group started. It contains character creations, game rules, some spells, and dungeon master tools. This is essentially a light version of the player handbook. Free and Low-Cost Adventures from Various Sources:įinding all the content that WotC puts out for free can be difficult, so we’ve put together a list of sources and adventures they’ve released that are accessible to anyone.Free Adventures and Campaigns from Wizards of the Coast:.The following is a list of adventures for various levels of characters that are either free or low-cost. You don’t have to empty your wallet to be a DM, you just have to be willing to give your players your time and attention. The reality is that there are also so many adventures out there that if not free, will cost you less than a footlong sub. I’ve personally spent hundreds of dollars to fill my bookshelf with all sorts of source books. Making it past the pricewall of elaborate campaigns and adventures is difficult. Dungeons & Dragons is, after all, a game of collaborative storytelling.Įach time a group sits down with an adventure they make it their own.Īll that being said, accessing that content can be an entirely new daunting task. Making them your own is as simple as sitting down and starting to involve your players. There are hundreds of resources out there for you to utilize. I’m here to tell you that while making your own content can be an awesome experience, it is far from essential, and can become a huge burden when you’re just starting off. If you’re just starting out as a DM you might be filled with anxiety thinking about what kind of game you’ll run, how to run a game, and whether or not your players will have fun. When we finally started to play most of that info went to the wayside and we enjoyed a small simple adventure that took the players on a castle siege and we began our first campaign.
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