The Wild Beyond the Witchlight
It all started with a night at the carnival.
Chapter by Chapter
First Impressions
An overall look at the campaign.
The Wild Beyond the Witchlight: Session Zero
Getting ready to go to the carnival.
Introduction: Into the Feywild
I don’t think you’re ready for the Feywild.
Chapter 1: Witchlight Carnival
Who is ready for some cotton candy, blooming onions, rigged games, and interplanar travel.
Chapter 2: Hither
Going forward to the first stop.
Chapter 3: Thither
Going toward the second stop on this adventure.
Chapter 4: Yon
Heading over there in that direction.
Chapter 5: Palace of Heart’s Desire
Where does your heart lie?
Player’s Guide
Here is a handout to give to your players before you start your session zero.
Lurray
Map created by Dyson Logos, make sure to check out their website here.
I created the Town of Lurray to give the campaign a nice jumping-off point that provided the players plenty of opportunities to create whatever character they wanted.
Places of interest:
Witchlight Carnival always sets up here on the green outside of town
Caravanners’ Green is where most of the caravans camp. Thrifty citizens can usually find a deal buying straight from the caravans themselves
The Merchant House provides places for merchants to sleep. It is home to the tax collectors that make sure that Baron Halfrey gets his cut of the goods. There are several storerooms full of goods from all over the world.
Baron Halfrey lives in this heavily fortified keep that also provides a good view of the comings and goings from the Merchant House and the port.
Phanjol’s Barracks is where caravans can hire well-trained guards to protect their goods
Wizards’ Hill has a single tower that sticks atop the grassy hill. It is the entrance to a greater catacomb of tunnels where wizards learn their trade
Miscons Lighthouse marks the entrance to the port of Lurray
The Temple houses the house of worship for Lurray’s diety
River Row is made up of merchant offices and riverboat offices. Deals are made to move merchandise by ship, riverboat, or caravan from here.
The Hovels are a group of buildings catering to the caravans as they return from their long journeys. Rillo’s Paddock is amongst these buildings and is known for having the finest beast of burden on the spice road. The Rillos are always willing to make a deal to add to their herd.
Regents Rock where the Baron is crowned and is annually made to give evidence of how well he has ruled the past year each summer solstice.
Fisherman’s Village is the home of the town’s fisherman that work the river north of the city
The old wall district includes the warehouses and taverns that cater to the caravans and sailors. Although there is no gate leading into the temple district, most visitors know to keep to their section of the town.