So, I thought it might be interesting to see how my brain works when planning a D&D session for my friends - we do a weekly session on sunday for a couple of hours, so not a lot of content is needed per week.
My session plans tend to be a bit spotty and almost random but the majority of the planning and situational stuff is done in my head.
Anyway, here is plan 1 from july this year:
introduce adams character at port
on way to LETHER
on ship
sky is blue, seas are perfect, boat cruising
skipper asks to take care of small problem in the cargo bay
a rat
reaction to death of rat: make perception check
tentacle explodes through hull
water pours in through breach at a rate of 2.5ft per round
deck1: 9 tentacles in ground, immobile but 10ft reach, minion health
deck2: 6 tentacles in walls, 10ft of movement, minion health, grapple
(grapple = opposed strength check)
deck3: no tentacles, ominous silence, creaking
top deck: 8 small tentacles dotted around top, 2 giant tentacles
small tentacles: AC 25 HP 1 Fort 19 Ref 24 Will 20
big tentacles: AC 22 HP 108 Fort 26 Ref 18 Will 20
Vul 10 fire
Primary attack +14 vs AC 1d12 damage + 6
Secondary attack +14 vs AC 1d6 + 4
grapple
1d6 per round trapped
elevates 30ft above ground
trin and (adam) have 6 rounds to kill the big tentacles, otherwise the boat is destroyed.
boat sinks/destroyed
3000xp
3 days at sea until a ship comes to pick them up
takes them to the southern port of lether, where they are greeted with a town
1000xp for safe travel/surviving
port of Tamilan:
Tavern
Shipyard
Church (mausoleum underneath)
Blacksmith
Town square
Magic Shoppe
Eerily quiet in this town
Steam from blacksmith
church doors are open
almost appears abandoned
blacksmith tells story about the warlock that came a few weeks ago, around the same time the weird white portals opened... there's one in the church
the town's population died, slowly
then became undead
and slaughtered the rest
those who didn't die in the undead onslaught
were bitten, cursed.
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