I've also found it helpful to read accounts of other playthroughs to prepare for future sessions. And this one is a pretty thorough analysis of the best and worst parts of the adventure. This one has one user talking about the structure, specifically the lack of time pressure or reason to ever leave what is basically one mega dungeon (plus my own thoughts on the time pressure situation and why the prophets are waiting around to do the summoning ritual). Other than that, while they aren't 'resources', these are a couple of reddit discussions I've found pretty useful. So if you need the stat block for an Umber Hulk or don't want to buy the MM or DMG, it's a handy resource. A lot of this is in the SRD at this point, but some isn't. Basically it contains all the magic items, monsters and spells that are referred to in the book, but not listed at the back. I liked the idea.Ī thing I didn't know existed until recently: an adventure supplement put out by Wizards. More from Detect Magic's blog: very useful campaign planning.Ī recent Reddit thread on POTA dreams/nightmares.
Sly Flourish's insghtful comments on POTA. Helpful Reference Sheet for early game and Red Larch.Īgain, U/TheForrestFire's thread for POTA.Ī terrific compilation of information, documents and images pertaining to the Cults and POTA in general. Princes of the Apocalypse (geographical) flowchart. As more people share more people come - and the project finishes itself. Since many DMs have the same practice of bookmarking, or otherwise saving, resources, I'm certain it wouldn't take long to set things moving. It is simply the easiest solution to creating the best possible resource. We could just make thread for each 5e WotC module, and make a Megathread for those. However more could be done we could create a more complete and abundant list by reaching out to the community and gathering as many relevant resources as we can, categorizing and compiling them into complete libraries. U/TheForrestFire has already created a wonderful thread organizing a great number of useful reddit discussions. It's all the useful content I've found online that has helped me run the PotA campaign. Here's something I should have shared a long time ago.
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