La mina perdida de Phandelver/El obelisco destrozado: una aventura de D&D

💡 Beginners to both D&D 5e and Play-by-Post welcome!
🌿 Explore the Sword Coast, Neverwinter, and the areas around, all wild and unpredictable, full of wonder and danger!
🕵️‍♀️ Find the Lost Mine of Phandelver and uncover its long-lost secrets and power!
⚔️ Face memorable enemies from foul monsters to unhospitable shopkeepers!

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Official description:
In Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk, journey to the beloved town of Phandalin, where a malevolent cult threatens to overtake the region. Together with your party, solve mysteries and stamp out growing corruption as you uncover more about the peculiar happenings plaguing the town.

Discover what lurks below in this high-fantasy adventure that begins with the familiar story of Lost Mine of Phandelver and then delves into the perilous Underdark.

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Dungeons and Dragons is is collaborative storytelling game. It is a game of vast possibilities where you learn to think carefully, to plan, to strategize, to persuade, to resolve conflict, to collaborate, to express yourself more clearly, and so much more, all while exploring memorable locales, meeting fascinating characters in the story, and defeating powerful enemies.

In this course, we will play through "Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk," an official D&D module for beginners (though I will modify it significantly). This module will take your character from Level 1 to about Level 12 as you explore the region surrounding the city of Neverwinter, battle with various creatures, get to know the citizens of the local towns, and unfold a story of adventure and intrigue.

This course will give students a great deal of experience in the details, rules, and mechanics of Dungeons and Dragons. In the course students will also grow close with the other students they are adventuring with and learn to communicate clearly, work together, and treat one another with respect. After completing this course, students will be confident in the rules of D&D and can continue on to another adventure or begin running one of their own for family and/or friends. Please note that this is an ongoing course as it is impossible to give a specific number of meetings because that depends how the story develops in the hands of the students. Compared to other campaigns, though, this is considered a medium-length campaign (meaning likely three months). If you must leave at some point, please don't worry about your fellow classmates. We will exit your character and bring in another student in a way that progresses the story.

Note: You must have your video on for these sessions and be unmuted as often as you can. D&D is a game of community and collaboration, of experiencing, struggling, and laughing together. If you cannot actively participate, please do not enroll. Reach out to me if you have questions about this.