Lost King

Authored by: Philip Alexandris
Edited by: Constantine "Kelfecil" Christakis

Lost King

A mine's workers have disappeared, and the reason is far more ancient and sinister than suspected...

Lost King is a Fifth Edition one-shot adventure for a party at level 2. This adventure can be adapted to your own campaign, played as a one-shot, or be part of the campaign setting that connects everything made by Kelfecil's Tales.

In Lost King, the players must delve into an old mine and discover the history associated with it. Rudok's Tavern's beautiful maps bring the mine and chambers below to life in all their eerie atmosphere.

About this One-Shot Addon

This package includes the following resources:

• x3 Beautiful maps by Rudok's Maps
• x4 Tokens by Paper Forge

This adventure can be played at any level by adjusting the number of monsters in it as well as their behavior. It has been made with VTTs in mind and can therefore run very smoothly on this Virtual TableTop.

Quick Guide

• System: D&D 5E
• Recommended Average Party Level (APL): 7
• Experience from Completion: ~12,000 XP
• General Theme: Investigation
• Setting: Any, Starlight Chronicles
• Time - Sessions to Finish: x1 3-hour session
• Installation: Add-On

Features

As a Kelfecil's Tales adventure, you can expect the following:

• Art inspires Storytelling. All of the published content by Kelfecil's Tales is made in collaboration with amazing illustrators, so you can always expect something different and awesome to look at. The stories you find in our adventures are always inspired directly by artwork.
• Perfect Maps for the Story. Being inspired by the map to create the story itself, means that the map is perfectly fitting for playing out the story with your group. Find beautiful maps by a different map maker in every release to play your adventure on!
• Signature Storytelling. We love to give background lore and narrative that connects all our adventures. Expect well-explained NPCs and memorable stories. We also use our signature 3-Act narrative method to ensure that you always open and close your sessions in time and with something interesting!