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Hundreds of years ago, long before Waterdeep had been built, Halaster Blackcloak carved a vast dungeon beneath Mount Waterdeep and stocked it with all manner of creatures from across the planes.
The tabletop explanation is in the recent sourcebook, Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage.
Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage
Apparently, Halaster found a way to >!become "eternally living w/o using lichdom" via tying his life essence into his dungeon, Undermountain. What is not clearly explained, however, is how he survived his "ritual gone wrong" in 1375 (which led to his disappearance/assumed death), unless that very ritual was to "tie himself eternally into Undermountain" -- that's my guess.!<
Are you sure that Dungeon of the Mad Mad isn't out yet? Here's the amazon link
Did you mean that until another one comes out, or until that one came out there wasn't one?
[5e DM] I'm new to D&D and want to start playing with my friends as a DM, I did my research and have a grasp of how to play so I want to take advantage of the sales amazon is having right now to buy the books.
I'll be getting PHB, MM, DMG, XGE and the starter set, I still have 1 more slot from the amazon limited offer but don't know which one to get.
My choices are limited for the offer:
I'm thinking of running LMoP and after that one of the books listed above. Thank you in advance!
Check out https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com if you're going to be running in the default setting. If one your players want an urban campaign, WotC just finished releasing 2 campaign books that take place in the city of Waterdeep. Dragon Heist can take them from levels 1-5, and it ends >!with players making 500,000 gp!<. If they don't feel like leaving the city you can run Dungeon of the Mad Mage until level 20 while taking breaks from the mega-dungeon to run their tavern or do any other adventures you feel like making up.
If you're not that into reading wikis I sometimes watch this guy Jorphdan's videos who just explains forgotten realms lore.
Lastly, if neither of those adventures sound cool to you check out adventure lookup's selection of adventures that take place in cities. Unfortunately I can't link you directly to the results, but just check "City/Urban" under the "Environments" tab on the left.
Hope that helps!
They're books that contain everything.
Dungeons & Dragons Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage (Adventure Book, D&D Roleplaying Game) https://www.amazon.com/dp/0786966262/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_SxTJDbJQ5S0FF