Thunderspire Labyrinth. Richard Baker , Mike Mearls. Mike Mearls , James Wyatt. Orcs of Stonefang Pass. King of the Trollhaunt Warrens. Richard Baker , Logan Bonner. Demon Queen's Enclave. David Noonan , Chris Sims. Assault on Nightwyrm Fortress.
Bruce R. Cordell , Chris Sims. Ari Marmell , Scott Fitzgerald Gray. Madness at Gardmore Abbey. Creighton Broadhurst. Halls of Undermountain. Matt Sernett , Shawn Merwin. These write ups give you basically an AI for the monsters, which when paired with whatever environments and strategies are presented in the adventure, make for really rich solo play.
It especially helps figure out who the monster is going to attack and how, and how they would behave when they were losing a battle. I also had a tab open for each monster in the encounter. These two tools were a total gamechanger. You even have access to the stat block and descriptions adjacent to the initiative tracker.
So many open tabs nixed. I still used the Character Builder sheet to track my PCs Hit Points and the like, and your sidekicks need to get in there either as full character sheets or stat blocks the approach I recommend. I tried a few different options for rolling dice, including physical dice.
Like Exploration, the Social Interaction pillar suffers a bit in solo play. I found a couple of things that made it more interesting. First, if there was any meaty social interaction that eventually boiled down to 1 or 2 Skill Checks, I would spend just a few minutes thinking about the interaction, roll the dice, and then sleep on it.
The other slack I cut myself was to allow liberal retconning of any social interactions. This was actually pretty enriching since I was able to backfill in parts of the story where things might not have made a ton of sense at the time.
Thinking of these moments as collaborative storytelling really made them more interesting, and giving them more time to breathe helped me a lot. Then this site is for you! They may also be of use to Dungeon Master's who are looking for a quick, last minute, quest or dungeon crawl to play through with their group. Click on the banner below to begin the first quest, in the dragonshore campaign.
A special thanks to Ravi Shankar for this awesome Dragonshore townmap!! Thanks again!
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