Very few heroes exist in the jungles of Chult, but there is one that is known throughout the island country: Artis Cimber. His fate, and the fate of his loyal companion, Dragon Bait, rest in the hands of our adventurers in this one-shot event.

Aid Artis in his quest to reconnect with his long-lost love as you all navigate a treacherous wilderness to find a mysterious faction rumoured to speak with worlds beyond our own. Those adventurers that survive can share their discoveries with the city of Edmonton. Those who don't are added to the many mortals that have lost themselves to the jungle and its horrors. Dinosaurs, Dungeons, and a Death Curse await any and all that want to take a risk in exploring an unforgiving but always entertaining TTRPG module. 

Character Creation: Players must create level 5 characters using any official D&D published materials from Wizards of the Coast that is from 5e (2014) or the 2024 rules. The DM will be using the action rules listed in the new 2024 edition of D&D. 

-Players must use Standard Array or Point Buy to make their stats.

-Players May use Any Character options that appear in the following sources:
Player's Handbook 2014
Xanathar’s Guide to Everything.
Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything,
Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse
Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos
Fizban's Treasury of Dragons
The Book of Many Things
Bigby Presents:Glory of the Giants
Van Rickton's Guide to Ravenloft
Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse
The Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide
Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen
Ebberon Rising from the Last War

*2024 Player's Handbook (No "Origin Feats" from character origins, these feats may be acquired when a player wishes to earn a feat from ability score improvements)

Each player must let the DM know which sources they have used to make their characters.

Players that arrive early to the session and discuss their character with the Dungeon Master will also be eligible for starting magical or special items.


About the GM: Liam McKinnon is a Professional Improviser, actor, and Dungeon Master that has worked in theatres, film-sets, and gaming tables around Alberta for 6 years. His TTRPG business, Novice DMing, films actual play games on YouTube and provides hands-on education opportunities for new and experienced gamers to help cultivate and develop their abilities as leaders of imagination and safe-space storytellers and role-models.

Liam can be reached via email: lzmckinnon@yahoo.com

Five years into an armistice that ended a decade of warfare, the threat of renewed conflict looms over the continent of Althas. Five nations in a delicate web of alliances and rivalries seek to exploit the opportunities granted by this period of rapid magical, political, and social change. All five nations deploy agents to strengthen alliances, sabotage foes, and tip the balance of power in their favor. In a Five Banners Burning campaign, you’ll play heroes caught up in the twisting and ever-escalating conflict between nations, contending with competing loyalties, generational grudges, and opportunistic villains.

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After fifteen years of war, a shaky peace has settled across Althas. The newly independent nation of Jesthaen scrambles to secure alliances with the magocracy Polaris and the pirate-born collective Armada; meanwhile, Voldaen plots to regain its lost territory, working with the theocratic Hilltop to seize control of the continent once more. You are one of many caught in the middle of this knot of alliances, vows, marriage and blood; what you choose may very well shape Althas for centuries to come.

You and your party will be citizens of the newly formed country of Jesthaen. King Andric Lukan has secured the first step of many in solidifying a long-lasting alliance with Polaris by promising the hand of his youngest daughter, Princess Aemma, to a powerful Magister within the Polaris court. However, political marriages are delicate, careful operations; your first point of order is to ensure the safe delivery of King Andric’s offer and to return with confirmation of this engagement.

What trials might you face on the long road north? Who might stand in your way as you work towards peace? And, perhaps the most important question, does power always corrupt?

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This Campaign will be Red Claw’s first foray into Daggerheart. In light of the narrative function of the game and the benefit of player interaction, the first game will be your chance to help shape the face of Althas. Come with a general idea for a character and prepare to work with your fellow players to lay the groundwork for what will be a campaign rooted in political intrigue, tough decisions, and enough roleplay to sink your teeth into.



Character Creation

Players will make a level 1 Daggerheart character. No homebrew or playtested content is allowed at this table.

Having the Daggerheart Core Rulebook is helpful, but not necessary. DM Kit is prepared to provide their own book for reference. Cards and character sheets are available to fill and print online. If players are inexperienced with character creation, DM Kit is happy to sit down with them and provide a quick explanation ahead of the first game.

For further questions, reach out to DM Kit via their email: kitiararhem@gmail.com



Meet the DM: Hey! Kit here. While I’ve been running D&D out of Red Claw for the past few years, I’ve been itching to bring alternative games to the table. I started my journey into TTRPGs with Deadlands, and I’m very excited to host our first (of many, I hope!) Daggerheart Campaign here. I aim to provide a safe, welcoming table for players of all experience levels to play together.

Five years into an armistice that ended a decade of warfare, the threat of renewed conflict looms over the continent of Althas. Five nations in a delicate web of alliances and rivalries seek to exploit the opportunities granted by this period of rapid magical, political, and social change. All five nations deploy agents to strengthen alliances, sabotage foes, and tip the balance of power in their favor. In a Five Banners Burning campaign, you’ll play heroes caught up in the twisting and ever-escalating conflict between nations, contending with competing loyalties, generational grudges, and opportunistic villains.

-

After fifteen years of war, a shaky peace has settled across Althas. The newly independent nation of Jesthaen scrambles to secure alliances with the magocracy Polaris and the pirate-born collective Armada; meanwhile, Voldaen plots to regain its lost territory, working with the theocratic Hilltop to seize control of the continent once more. You are one of many caught in the middle of this knot of alliances, vows, marriage and blood; what you choose may very well shape Althas for centuries to come.

You and your party will be citizens of the newly formed country of Jesthaen. King Andric Lukan has secured the first step of many in solidifying a long-lasting alliance with Polaris by promising the hand of his youngest daughter, Princess Aemma, to a powerful Magister within the Polaris court. However, political marriages are delicate, careful operations; your first point of order is to ensure the safe delivery of King Andric’s offer and to return with confirmation of this engagement.

What trials might you face on the long road north? Who might stand in your way as you work towards peace? And, perhaps the most important question, does power always corrupt?

-

This Campaign will be Red Claw’s first foray into Daggerheart. In light of the narrative function of the game and the benefit of player interaction, the first game will be your chance to help shape the face of Althas. Come with a general idea for a character and prepare to work with your fellow players to lay the groundwork for what will be a campaign rooted in political intrigue, tough decisions, and enough roleplay to sink your teeth into.



Character Creation

Players will make a level 1 Daggerheart character. No homebrew or playtested content is allowed at this table.

Having the Daggerheart Core Rulebook is helpful, but not necessary. DM Kit is prepared to provide their own book for reference. Cards and character sheets are available to fill and print online. If players are inexperienced with character creation, DM Kit is happy to sit down with them and provide a quick explanation ahead of the first game.

For further questions, reach out to DM Kit via their email: kitiararhem@gmail.com



Meet the DM: Hey! Kit here. While I’ve been running D&D out of Red Claw for the past few years, I’ve been itching to bring alternative games to the table. I started my journey into TTRPGs with Deadlands, and I’m very excited to host our first (of many, I hope!) Daggerheart Campaign here. I aim to provide a safe, welcoming table for players of all experience levels to play together.

Five years into an armistice that ended a decade of warfare, the threat of renewed conflict looms over the continent of Althas. Five nations in a delicate web of alliances and rivalries seek to exploit the opportunities granted by this period of rapid magical, political, and social change. All five nations deploy agents to strengthen alliances, sabotage foes, and tip the balance of power in their favor. In a Five Banners Burning campaign, you’ll play heroes caught up in the twisting and ever-escalating conflict between nations, contending with competing loyalties, generational grudges, and opportunistic villains.

-

After fifteen years of war, a shaky peace has settled across Althas. The newly independent nation of Jesthaen scrambles to secure alliances with the magocracy Polaris and the pirate-born collective Armada; meanwhile, Voldaen plots to regain its lost territory, working with the theocratic Hilltop to seize control of the continent once more. You are one of many caught in the middle of this knot of alliances, vows, marriage and blood; what you choose may very well shape Althas for centuries to come.

You and your party will be citizens of the newly formed country of Jesthaen. King Andric Lukan has secured the first step of many in solidifying a long-lasting alliance with Polaris by promising the hand of his youngest daughter, Princess Aemma, to a powerful Magister within the Polaris court. However, political marriages are delicate, careful operations; your first point of order is to ensure the safe delivery of King Andric’s offer and to return with confirmation of this engagement.

What trials might you face on the long road north? Who might stand in your way as you work towards peace? And, perhaps the most important question, does power always corrupt?

-

This Campaign will be Red Claw’s first foray into Daggerheart. In light of the narrative function of the game and the benefit of player interaction, the first game will be your chance to help shape the face of Althas. Come with a general idea for a character and prepare to work with your fellow players to lay the groundwork for what will be a campaign rooted in political intrigue, tough decisions, and enough roleplay to sink your teeth into.



Character Creation

Players will make a level 3 Daggerheart character. No homebrew or playtested content is allowed at this table.

Having the Daggerheart Core Rulebook is helpful, but not necessary. DM Kit is prepared to provide their own book for reference. Cards and character sheets are available to fill and print online. If players are inexperienced with character creation, DM Kit is happy to sit down with them and provide a quick explanation ahead of the first game.

For further questions, reach out to DM Kit via their email: kitiararhem@gmail.com



Meet the DM: Hey! Kit here. While I’ve been running D&D out of Red Claw for the past few years, I’ve been itching to bring alternative games to the table. I started my journey into TTRPGs with Deadlands, and I’m very excited to host our first (of many, I hope!) Daggerheart Campaign here. I aim to provide a safe, welcoming table for players of all experience levels to play together.

​Five years into an armistice that ended a decade of warfare, the threat of renewed conflict looms over the continent of Althas. Five nations in a delicate web of alliances and rivalries seek to exploit the opportunities granted by this period of rapid magical, political, and social change. All five nations deploy agents to strengthen alliances, sabotage foes, and tip the balance of power in their favor. In a Five Banners Burning campaign, you’ll play heroes caught up in the twisting and ever-escalating conflict between nations, contending with competing loyalties, generational grudges, and opportunistic villains.

​-

​After fifteen years of war, a shaky peace has settled across Althas. The newly independent nation of Jesthaen scrambles to secure alliances with the magocracy Polaris and the pirate-born collective Armada; meanwhile, Voldaen plots to regain its lost territory, working with the theocratic Hilltop to seize control of the continent once more. You are one of many caught in the middle of this knot of alliances, vows, marriage and blood; what you choose may very well shape Althas for centuries to come.

​You and your party will be citizens of the newly formed country of Jesthaen. King Andric Lukan has secured the first step of many in solidifying a long-lasting alliance with Polaris by promising the hand of his youngest daughter, Princess Aemma, to a powerful Magister within the Polaris court. However, political marriages are delicate, careful operations; your first point of order is to ensure the safe delivery of King Andric’s offer and to return with confirmation of this engagement.

​What trials might you face on the long road north? Who might stand in your way as you work towards peace? And, perhaps the most important question, does power always corrupt?

​-

​This Campaign will be Red Claw’s first foray into Daggerheart. In light of the narrative function of the game and the benefit of player interaction, the first game will be your chance to help shape the face of Althas. Come with a general idea for a character and prepare to work with your fellow players to lay the groundwork for what will be a campaign rooted in political intrigue, tough decisions, and enough roleplay to sink your teeth into.



​Character Creation

​Players will make a level 3 Daggerheart character. No homebrew or playtested content is allowed at this table.

​Having the Daggerheart Core Rulebook is helpful, but not necessary. DM Kit is prepared to provide their own book for reference. Cards and character sheets are available to fill and print online. If players are inexperienced with character creation, DM Kit is happy to sit down with them and provide a quick explanation ahead of the first game.

​For further questions, reach out to DM Kit via their email: kitiararhem@gmail.com



​Meet the DM: Hey! Kit here. While I’ve been running D&D out of Red Claw for the past few years, I’ve been itching to bring alternative games to the table. I started my journey into TTRPGs with Deadlands, and I’m very excited to host our first (of many, I hope!) Daggerheart Campaign here. I aim to provide a safe, welcoming table for players of all experience levels to play together.

​

​Five years into an armistice that ended a decade of warfare, the threat of renewed conflict looms over the continent of Althas. Five nations in a delicate web of alliances and rivalries seek to exploit the opportunities granted by this period of rapid magical, political, and social change. All five nations deploy agents to strengthen alliances, sabotage foes, and tip the balance of power in their favor. In a Five Banners Burning campaign, you’ll play heroes caught up in the twisting and ever-escalating conflict between nations, contending with competing loyalties, generational grudges, and opportunistic villains.

​-

​After fifteen years of war, a shaky peace has settled across Althas. The newly independent nation of Jesthaen scrambles to secure alliances with the magocracy Polaris and the pirate-born collective Armada; meanwhile, Voldaen plots to regain its lost territory, working with the theocratic Hilltop to seize control of the continent once more. You are one of many caught in the middle of this knot of alliances, vows, marriage and blood; what you choose may very well shape Althas for centuries to come.

​You and your party will be citizens of the newly formed country of Jesthaen. King Andric Lukan has secured the first step of many in solidifying a long-lasting alliance with Polaris by promising the hand of his youngest daughter, Princess Aemma, to a powerful Magister within the Polaris court. However, political marriages are delicate, careful operations; your first point of order is to ensure the safe delivery of King Andric’s offer and to return with confirmation of this engagement.

​What trials might you face on the long road north? Who might stand in your way as you work towards peace? And, perhaps the most important question, does power always corrupt?

​-

​This Campaign will be Red Claw’s first foray into Daggerheart. In light of the narrative function of the game and the benefit of player interaction, the first game will be your chance to help shape the face of Althas. Come with a general idea for a character and prepare to work with your fellow players to lay the groundwork for what will be a campaign rooted in political intrigue, tough decisions, and enough roleplay to sink your teeth into.



​Character Creation

​Players will make a level 3 Daggerheart character. No homebrew or playtested content is allowed at this table.

​Having the Daggerheart Core Rulebook is helpful, but not necessary. DM Kit is prepared to provide their own book for reference. Cards and character sheets are available to fill and print online. If players are inexperienced with character creation, DM Kit is happy to sit down with them and provide a quick explanation ahead of the first game.

​For further questions, reach out to DM Kit via their email: kitiararhem@gmail.com



​Meet the DM: Hey! Kit here. While I’ve been running D&D out of Red Claw for the past few years, I’ve been itching to bring alternative games to the table. I started my journey into TTRPGs with Deadlands, and I’m very excited to host our first (of many, I hope!) Daggerheart Campaign here. I aim to provide a safe, welcoming table for players of all experience levels to play together.

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