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Hey everybody, since our regular GM doesn't have the time to GM for the next month or so, I'm going to GM a short session for the other players so we don't get any withdrawal symptoms. I was thinking of a short adventure that could be played in one night with a dragon as the BBEG. I was thinking of something mid-level, and that's where my inspiration stops...
Which means I have to once again call upon the community to help me figure out if there is any premade adventure that would fit that description. Any suggestions are welcome.
Guardians of Dragonfall comes to my mind. For 11th level players.
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I have something homebrew, what I GM'd myself:
(There was some story before and after around dragons - my party were kind of dragonslayers, all started with the Beginner's Box adventure.)
The party came in contact with Skinwalker (Scaleheart/Werecrocodile-kin). These are from a tribe in swampy terrain (near Sandpoint in my case). Their chieftain is a natural Werecrocodile and cooperated with a green and black dragon (this was actually the one from the Beginner's Box - it escaped). The dragons hide in a cave near the tribe, which is only accessable via diving (both dragons have no problems swimming/diving).
Most member of the tribe weren't happy with that alliance. The party faked getting caught by member contacted them. They were given chances to escape their cages and they straight went for the dragons.
After they killed them, they had to flee from the unfriendly half of the tribe including the Chieftain.
They had a social encounter at the start with the tribemembers. After they got enough infos and made up their plan, they faked to get caught.
Then a underwater encounter vs. some crocodiles followed. The underwater stuff being the hard part, not the crocos.
After that, they faced the two dragons. I don't like single boss encounters, so I made two dragons. Both had a monk level with deflect arrow, if I remember correctly. Fighting in their cave, gave them some mobility with their flyspeed, but not that it caused problems for the players.
The chapter ended with a Chase encounter. Had some different stuff here from saves to skillchecks and so on.
For this they were only level 5, but it's easy to build for higher levels I think.