It simply wouldn’t be a Greek mythology campaign without the involvement of gods and their minions. The Pantheon Keranos, God of Storms – Wizards of the Coast – Daarken Below we have listed the most important aspects to take into consideration when crafting a world based on Ancient Greece. Now that you’ve sold your table on playing a “swords and sandals”, Greek mythology-inspired campaign, it’s time to get into the nitty-gritty and start planning.
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It was created by the team here at Arcane Eye and will easily fit into any Greek mythology-inspired campaign (or run as a one-shot). Heroes of Karatheon is a self-contained 6-7 hour 5e adventure for three to five 5th-level characters. Looking for a Prewritten Greek Mythology-Inspired Adventure? This means that players will have a good idea of what to expect when coming into a campaign. Greek mythology is also heavily featured in popular media. This allows it to be integrated seamlessly into the 5e ruleset, as opposed to something like science-fiction which requires an entire rework of the rules. While it’s not a traditional high fantasy setting, Greek Mythology has a lot in common with the worlds featured in published D&D works. The tales told in classic Greek fables almost always involve heroes taking up the call for an epic quest, during which they encounter dangerous beasts, bickering gods, and powerful magic. Greek mythology is the perfect setting for a D&D campaign.
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