Fantasy

Legacy of the Crystal Shard

R. A. Salvatore

Fantasy
96 pagesEnglishFirst published 2013Wizards of the CoastThe Sundering Adventures · Book 2

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This tabletop role-playing product returns players to an icy northern region during a period of upheaval that will reshape the wider setting. It combines a detailed guide to the area’s settlements and inhabitants with a full adventure in which player characters must defend isolated communities from a rising threat connected to older events. The package also includes a keyed game-master screen and reference material designed for play rather than ordinary cover-to-cover reading. Its usefulness comes from the combination of local politics, environmental pressure, and an immediate campaign problem. Groups can treat it as a self-contained regional adventure or as a bridge into a larger setting change. The book supplies situations and tools; the table decides how the crisis unfolds. It is campaign material, not a conventional novel.

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