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Looking for PlayersD&D 5e (2014)One-ShotFree

Adventurers Academy - Trip to the Isles

Hosted byEnzo Elenari
StartSep 20, 2026 · 01:00 PM EDT
Age Requirement18
Location & FormatOnline · Virtual Tabletop
VTT PlatformFoundry VTT
Voice / VideoVoice Required - Discord
Per Player/SessionFree
Tentative0
Waitlist0
Approved Players0 of 6

About This Game

This game is for new players. For those that are joining in on the adventure please consider the following: Why is your character heading to Palma Flora? You will be traveling via sea on the Wavechaser. Are you trying to get away from mundane life and enjoy a nice vacation? Are you just trying to go on a small adventure? Additional information you know about Palma Flora is as follows: Population: 1,780 (68% humans, 13% halflings, 11% dwarves, 8% other races) Government: An elder manages settlement-wide issues, but most people tend to their own affairs. Defense: An untrained militia composed mostly of shark hunters defends the settlement from pirates and sahuagin. Commerce: The settlement exports some fish, fruits, and alcohol, but makes most of its money through tourism. Organizations: Local farmers and brewers established the Palma Flora Traders to collectively barter with larger, more powerful ports. The community of Palma Flora occupies the southern tip of the Vezdali Peninsula, and is a favorite vacation destination for merchants and Zhelezo from nearby Port Damali. While this settlement is small, it’s famous for its annual shark hunting tournament and a popular cocktail that bears the settlement’s name. Most tourists are familiar with Flora Isle, which is home to the port and a shimmering beach. Most vacationers stay in the Riptide Inn and Tavern, sipping on fruity drinks while watching the shark hunters practice on the southern shore. The island is separated from the rest of the peninsula by a wide channel spanned by a wooden bridge. Most residents of Palma Flora live and work in the northern half of the settlement and retire to the southern island after a hard day’s work. Though Palma Flora is the perfect place for a vacation, it’s not without trouble.

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Game SystemD&D 5e (2014)
Game TypeOne-Shot
FormatVirtual Tabletop
LocationOnline
ExperienceNew
LanguageEnglish

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