D&D 5E Something Terrible Is Happening With Bags Of Cheese

Get in, nerds—we’re going to Curdello.

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EN5ider brings to bear an unforgettable adventure into delicious and aromatic realms heretofore unimagined. Not all is well in this wondrous kingdom of cheese however—the bags of cheese feeding the population have gone awry and it is in dire need of capable adventurers to avert catastrophe!

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Mike Myler

Mike Myler

Ramaster

Adventurer
That cheese adventure sounds hilarious. That's the fun kind of plane hopping adventures we need to make the setting more appealing. Very imaginative!
 

Mike Myler

My best work ⬇️ tinyurl.com/mists-of-akuma-2024
That cheese adventure sounds hilarious. That's the fun kind of plane hopping adventures we need to make the setting more appealing. Very imaginative!
Thanks! We mostly keep to serious and dramatic adventures, but a little whimsy every once in a while is good for the soul. :lol:
 



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