D&D 5E A 42 page adventure for characters level 14 to 16

[BMaC]

The Horror Under the Mountain is a substantial 60 page adventure for characters level 14 to 16. The Horror uses the DM Guild to provide an adventure that puts players up against classic monsters that have yet to make an appearance in 5th edition. It's professionally written and play tested.

On a nameless, featureless demi-plane the Tarrasque rages across an all-encompassing nothingness. Last seen on Faerun eight centuries ago during the cataclysm of Odobaz, the battle mage order of the Eldritch Storm sacrificed itself to banish the mighty titan to its demi-plane prison. Now a foul power emerges in the High Ice and nightmare visions of the Tarrasque trampling cities wrack the minds of the living—can your adventurers defeat the Horror Under the Mountain?

http://www.dmsguild.com/product/173493/The-Horror-Under-the-Mountain?filters=45469_0_45420_0_0_0

 

[ChrisCarlson]

Interest piqued for certain. Sounds cool.

My only hesitation is that I generally prefer at least a modest preview before plunking down money. Just to get a feel for layout and editing quality.

 

[EthanSental]

Interesting. I'm also curious about the high level playtest feedback. Does the game hold up well at the level and did you have to change anything in the adventure due to any type of imbalance?

edit - bought it. I'll try to sit down and go through it and then post some feedback and review on the guild. Might be later in the week as work has been busy.

 

[BMaC]

Interesting. I'm also curious about the high level playtest feedback. Does the game hold up well at the level and did you have to change anything in the adventure due to any type of imbalance?

Cheers and certainly any feedback is appreciated!
High level play testing revealed a need for encounters that are designed with environment and tactics in mind. Enclosed spaces make for great encounters against some foes, while outdoor combat is challenging against other creatures. In addition, the occasional INT and CON save goes a long way to challenge high level adventurers.

The lack of any high level content was the driving force behind this adventure. Our group had just finished a twelve month campaign through the Tiamat arc and we did not want to reset to start Princes or Out of the Abyss.

Interest piqued for certain. Sounds cool.

My only hesitation is that I generally prefer at least a modest preview before plunking down money. Just to get a feel for layout and editing quality.

Preview page added. However, it is impossible to add a preview page that would interest a prospective DM that is not a massive spoiler to any potential player who glances at it. The crux of the adventure is the big reveal. The DM Guild functionality for adding preview pages is not great. I have an email in to them about adding additional preview pages.

 

[BMaC]

Five page preview added.

 

[BMaC]

I have just finished reformatting the entire module using The Homebrewery (http://www.naturalcrit.com/homebrew/). In addition to the reformatting, minor corrections and edits have been made and additional art and maps added.