The Wolves of Langston Party 5e Module (PDF)
The Wolves of Langston Party 5e Module (PDF)
Something is killing people in Langston.
You have arrived just in time to help this small town rid itself of a danger stalking the night. Investigate likely suspects and root out the unknown evil.
Meet unique characters in an original setting with a mix of mystery, action, and exploration. Go on a classic fantasy quest that will challenge you and your character.
The Wolves of Langston party adventure tells the same story as the solo adventure but is designed as a playable one-shot or two-session module for a DM to run for a full party of player characters. Includes more lore, stats, and scaling for different-sized parties at levels 1 to 4.
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Something is killing people in Langston.
You have arrived just in time to help this small town rid itself of a danger stalking the night. Investigate likely suspects and root out the unknown evil.
Meet unique characters in an original setting with a mix of mystery, action, and exploration. Go on a classic fantasy quest that will challenge you and your character. -
A Standard Party Adventure for 5e
Get the same story as the solo adventure, but designed as a playable module for a DM to run for a full party of player characters.
Includes more lore, stats, and scaling for different-sized parties at levels 1 to 4.
It is designed as a one-shot or a two-session campaign.
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A lot of fun rubbing this as a family
A great run for newcomers or seasoned players looking to scratch that itch.
This was a lot of fun, for a party module it’s honestly pretty simplistic. I would recommend it for a first time dm. I think it’s not as good as the solo player version, but still good.
I played through the solo adventure, and then bought the party module to DM for some other players. It was so easy to prepare for because I had already been through it myself! It was fun to see the decisions the players made that were different from mine.