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IVID THE UNDYING Ivid V is one of the most tragic and terrifying rulers in the world of Greyhawk. His story is one of ambition, paranoia, infernal bargains, and ultimately self-inflicted damnation. Ivid V, better known as Ivid the Undying, was born in 483 CY, the royal son of Overking Erhart the Lesser, ruler of the Great Kingdom of Aerdy. He was raised in the temple of Hextor, learning at a…

The Lost Tomb (Part 1) The Lost Tomb (Part 2) The party was surprised by two Tomb Tappers who crashed through the walls. Debris flew wildly, striking both Ser Raymonde and Reginald, knocking them unconscious. The battle against the Tappers was brutal but in the end they were once again victorious. During the battle, Nyx was knocked unconscious and when she recovered with the help of a Potion…

Lost Tomb Part One Deep beneath the earth, somewhere below the smoldering ruins of Silver Falls, the party reached the second level of the Lost Tomb and stood within the Room of the Gods. This room, the one featuring the statues, five on each side of the room each on its own pedestal and a single empty pedestal in the center of the room, had four doors leading from it. One was the door they…

Across the Flanaess, tyrants rise and fall like storm-tossed banners. Yet some evils do not march openly beneath black standards. Some whisper from candlelit chambers, hidden temples, and masked gatherings where power is traded like poisoned wine. Two such forces continue to haunt the history of Greyhawk: the League of Malevolence and the Horned Society. 🕯️The League of Malevolence 🕯️ The…

A D&D campaign inspired by Vecna Lives!, Vecna Reborn, Die Vecna Die!, Eve of Ruin, and thematic elements from Stranger Things Season 5. Vecna is not merely returning—he is editing reality. Across worlds, memories vanish, gods falter, and a psychic shadow-realm bleeds into towns and minds. The characters uncover that Vecna has learned from every defeat: godhood failed, rebirth was incomplete,…

Using Frontstory to Grow Your Characters After Every Session I’ve been playing D&D for a long time and I’ve been the Dungeon Master for about 75% of those games. The best backstory isn’t pages long. It should be no longer than three sentences. Those sentences explain species/race, the chosen background, and the class of the character. For example: “Darius is a Human from Greyhawk City. He grew…