However, this can prove challenging.
If you’re not going to homebrew your own setting, choosing a campaign setting can be tough.
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Here are the best adventure hooks for high-level players.
The party is caught in the middle.
The ship is decimated, leaving the party without their gear and exhausted on a nearby desert island.
This will force high-level players to think creatively and rely on other skills and abilities.
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Then, unfurl your twist.
This party beseeches the new party for help, raising a flurry of questions.
Why is the table’s old party so underpowered?
What happened to them?
And, how can the new adventurers help?
Players must find a ship to escape on.
This will leave the party stuck in Wildspace, with no initial direction.
Climactic Battle by Sam Keiser
Perhaps they were defeated by something greater than themselves, or perhaps they ran away.
Whatever the explanation, there are now open seats in the pantheon.
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Mages and powerful magic-users of all kinds compete to assume a role in a new pantheon of gods.
This adventure hook is best suited to extremely high-level play.
Storm-Tossed Ship by Olivier Bernard
Players may have to decide whether or not they can actually trust this syndicate.
The secret lies somewhere in the elemental plane of air.
Enticing treasure and a dash of political intrigue are always great for high-level players.
A Volcanic Battlefield by Kent Davis
Inform players that, in the kingdom they currently preside in, two opposing factions are organizing respective coups.
Lay out the motivations for each carefully.
Here’s how to run it.
Loxodon via Wizards of the Coast
Then, allow players to choose a side, perhaps even splitting the party if they so desire.
This is great for roleplay-based intrigue, and seasoned players who want to start at lower levels.
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