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Winter of the Witch

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After recently converting this short adventure and running my PCs through it after “Against the Giants” so they could get to level 20 I decided to compile the conversion here. This is a bit of a gem in my opinion – interesting characters, interesting fights, interesting story but short and punchy.

What you will find here is a conversion of all the monsters for the encounters. You will still need the original adventure from Dungeon #162 for the story line. And for the traps I played them as written replacing saving throws on the fly (Will becomes Wisdom for example) but leaving the DCs and damage the same.

  • Stormstone Golem
  • Sir Drzak (Death Knight of Orucs)
  • Risenguard of Dzrak 
  • Tormenting Spirit
  • Glabrezu
  • Marilith
  • Demonic Flameskull
  • Desecration
  • Death Titan
  • Dread Wraith
  • Phane
  • Remliel, Angel of Prophecy
  • Morthalat, Sorrowsworn Deathlord
  • Tomb Guardian Thrall
  • Shadowraven Swarm.
  • Kurikveaeri, Mythic White Dragon
  • Ice Troll
  • Eladrin Blackguard
  • Colzath, Eladrin Witch
  • Frostblight Treant
  • Ghaele of Winter
  • Frost Giant Berserkers
  • Ice Elemental
  • Koliada, the Winter Witch
NOTE: this is a 4e conversion to 5e of the monsters listed, so they are not clones of the 5e versions but acutally have traits and abilities that compliment each other to create interesting fights.
Enjoy the adaptation!
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Michael M January 12, 2019 9:36 am UTC
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Hi all, updated to v1.1.
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jaimie D January 11, 2019 7:50 pm UTC
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You seem to be a bit mixed up on editions . Stay blocks have a lot of errors that relate back to fourth edition . There is no bloodied or minion monsters for instance. Dread wealth is weaker than a normal wraith. Many errors need to be fixed to be compatible with 5e .
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jaimie D January 11, 2019 10:26 pm UTC
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Much like my spelling errors above .lol
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Michael M January 12, 2019 12:11 am UTC
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I use "bloodied" and "minion" in my 5e games and it should be a term familiar to all players. This is a translation, not a slavish conversion, battles don't work if you don't bring the 4e abilities across with them. To be frank, I actually think 4e monsters are better than the 5e bland-fest we have. So this is an attempt to keep the spirit of 4e within 5e rules.

But point taken will add an explanation for thinks like bloodied or just say "half hit points".
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