Icespire Peak was visible from the town on clear days. The climate was temperate, with an average yearly rainfall of 18 inches (46 centimeters). This was a region rich with both natural resources and adventuring opportunities. It was northeast of Leilon where the road that ran from the High Road to Triboar faded into a trail. Phandalin was located in the Lost Hills of the Sword Mountains south of Neverwinter Wood. The townsfolk would congregate in a small town square and an adjacent town green. The town was dominated by an apple orchard on the west side and a ruined manor atop a hill to the east. The town quickly grew to about fifty well-maintained structures built of logs and flagstones with three deep wells providing water. Many of the campaigns below are current modules designed for the fifth edition rule set however, there are several classic campaigns from earlier times.In the late 15 th century DR, Phandalin was a modest and architecturally boring town of hard-working frontiersfolk built atop the ruins of the old Phandalin. The campaigns below offer a wide variety of awesome adventures for any type of party. Sometimes it's best to just buy a campaign module and let someone else do the hard work that goes into putting together an intriguing, challenging, adventure. It's a daunting task for a DM to always have a grand adventure waiting for the players. Some groups prefer to kick down every door and ask questions later. Not every group likes to be diplomatic and cautious. The DM can tailor the campaign to the players' styles. Updated on October 3, 2023, by Jeff Drake: Homebrewed adventures are usually a good idea. Every one of them, though, provides an incredible adventure for players old and new. Most of the following Dungeons & Dragons campaigns are fairly recent creations, but a couple of them are classics from the earlier days of D&D.
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