With heists, you’ve got to rely on your smarts as well.
Bastions in Dungeons & Dragons arent just great setpieces.
Theyre also great places to start an adventure!
Plus, jails make for great set pieces in campaigns.
Players will need to complete their heist throughout a single night.
The party has three options.
One, they can scale the castle walls, navigating their way through the upper hallways.
Or three, they can barge in head-first, trying to sneak around castle guards and servants.
The choice is theirs.
5Needle In The Haystack
Which One Is It?
Say the party is looking for a stolen relic that they need to return to its ancestral home.
These adventures are perfect for low-level D&D parties.
Sneak Attack by Evyn Fong
For each incorrect guess, however, they will trigger alarms, summoning monsters to defend the relic.
4Treasure Hoard
It’s A Race To The Finish
Who doesn’t lovea good chase?
Then, give the players a lead on the vault’s location.
Greyhawk by Bruce Brenneise
However, for some added fun, create rivaling adventuring parties who are also looking for the vault.
Roll a d20 every session.
3Moving Target
It’s Right On Top Of Us!
Greyhawk by Bruce Brenneise
Perhaps the party is seeking a rare Ioun Stone that can help them in a difficult encounter to come.
But, the stone rests in the Bag of Holding of a rival mage.
This can make for a great, highly elaborate chase sequence.
Boreal Ball by Katerina Ladon
Craft an epic one-shot D&D adventure.
This adventure hook is perfect for anyone with a Sailor background.
Wayfarer by Jonas De Ro
Conflict Between Characters by Scott Murphy
Infiltration by Craig J Spearing
Exploration By William O’Connor
Dragon Treasure Hoard by Ilse Gort
An Exciting Chase by Simon Dominic
Storm-Tossed Ship by Olivier Bernard
Bastion Guildhall by Noor Rahman
