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This Lathander-forsaken campaign was the first D&D 5e game I ever played, other than a brief brush with 2.5e when I was a little kid. 2:48 "Once you get a new group..." hit so good because by that point, I think half of the players of that group had bailed and one new player joined who quickly went through two characters. XD lmao

Hahahaha. I ran LMoP for some of my friends. For two of them, it was their first time ever playing! We had a blast, and this video is hilarious. I've sent it to all of them.

Butter ranch. Ranch wit da butter

Hilarious

I’m gonna dm it tomorrow, and i just read the comments. Now I’m scared

"we jump right into the action with an AMBUSH" Me: DEJA VU! (Lost Mines of Phandelver) 😉

I ran this at tier 4, and it was epic.

Think you could do Phandelver and Below next? Would love to hear it in your take

Now I can DM it without needles reading. Thank you man

I am starting this for my group Saturday, very excited. Definitely adding stuff where I can. I completely revamped part 3 with the ghost lord. Keeping the character but making all of part 3 tie in directly with 2 of my players back stories. Also going to make it so after Vraath keep they can choose weather to attempt to rally the kiri tor/deal with the wyrmlord at Rhest or go handle the Ghostlord and Wyrm lord there. I like this module but it doesn't give the players much choice. This video is great. Very well done and needed... reading this campaign book is a snoozefest. I had chatGPT read the pdf I bought and make me cliffsnotes. =D

I very much enjoy your videos and this one was no exception. Stormwreck Isle was mine and my party’s first time properly running D&D. I’d say it did a good job easing us in, but I always did find it baffling that for what is meant to be a starter campaign, the guide expects the DM to just make up something for the tomb of Sharruth and not provide anything substantial. Also, my party chose Myla to care about, enough that she became a recurring NPC when we ran Phandelver: Shattered Obelisk

Finally finished the campaign, after delays and a hiatus. The supersized barbarian slam-dunked Auril's final form into the mythallar, disintegrating the both of them. Showed this video to my group afterward as a way to recap the whole thing since we started 3.5 years ago. Many laughs were had. :D Still the best guide to Icewind Dale Rime of the Frostmaiden!

Thanks to this video, i finally have a chance to know what this adventure is, because our dm literally ran from us after playing this pice of dnd for 6 irl month. As it seems, we did everything besides main plot. We were cooking pancakes for architect. Stealing watermelons for our warlock's patron, met the Raven Queen and accidentally trapped artus into the interdimensional prison, but still, not even close to finish.

This is gold.

we're about to kick Black Spider's ass, the best time to learn what am I even DMing lol

5 game of CoS (3 TPK) and each time no ;ess than 2 items in the castle... MOTHEF - do not do those cards or rathe make 5 separate decks filled with just one card or better - whatever the card player pick you read the location you do before game

Shattered Obelisk got the most votes…

6 sessions in, two of my characters are dead, one to a random encounter and the other to not being able to make 4 strength roles with a 8 in strength, one player got their character aged up to near death, irreversibly and 4 players left and i just quit, very fun campaign…not

Very based.

Goated video. Thanks!

Cool video

Cool video

This is actually really useful.

Sorry to see this isn’t doing as well as some of the other videos, just here to say that I love the content and don’t feel discouraged by the algorithm

Glad you are still making videos. You are one of my favorite D&D content creators on here.

I instantly subbed. Dude not only spent time studying the adventure but also editing this amazing video. Proper cool!

Bro I just found out you left your 1 year retirement a day ago to make a video about the module I was looking to run. Crazy!

Nice to see you back!

WE ARE SO BACK

Got a copy right after I watched Matt Colville mentioning it, but haven't had a chance to run it yet. Thinking of letting Brindol fall into the nine hells and running an adapted version of Descent into Avernus after that, but we'll see.

WE ARE BAAAAACK, also love how the characters/dice players have personality in this video

Who decided it was a good idea to have all the adventures arranged alphabetically instead of in tiers mentioned in the overview? Stupid decision. Also they should have merged a few as some of the adventures were overly simplistic but might have made a nice complication if added to another adventure.

The moment I saw the title I knew it was inspired by Matthew Colville :)

Great video, maybe one day Night Below in however many minutes 👀

Man I love this channel. Every 10 months or so a new video pops up and it rekindles that wee buzz I got seeing these videos for the first time, when I was brand new to D&D.

These are always such a treat!

Oh my, I didn't think we'd see anymore videos. This makes me very Happy :)

He came back when the world needed him most

The whiplash of hearing 8 full minutes of sardonic criticism of the module's main villain and lack of reasons to care, followed by, "I like this module." I was not prepared for that conclusion.

Omg, you back :D

OH SHIT! Are we going 3.5 with this series? Fingers crossed for a Shackled City in 12 minutes!

If Matt Colville is Uncle Matt, you're Daddy Green DM

Double endorsed adventure!