I have been following the Lost Realms of Mt Prospect online, and the way they present their campaign information is really impressive. The site clearly separates the narrative into distinct sections like Characters, Villains, and Locations, which makes it easy to keep track of who is who. The current arc in Bellhollow is particularly well-documented, with details about Auntie Bloat and the swamp. Having access to session recaps and handouts means I can catch up on the story without needing to be there in person. It feels like a complete world has been built here, with a clear history involving Phandalin and the Domain of Dread. The team has done a good job making this accessible.
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What is The Lost Realms of Mt Prospect?
The Lost Realms of Mt Prospect is a campaign wiki for a homebrew Dungeons & Dragons adventure set in the Forgotten Realms. It catalogs characters, NPCs, villains, locations, magic items, session recaps, and handouts. The site also provides background material on the campaign's story, current arc, and setting.
What specific sections does the wiki contain?
The wiki includes sections for characters, NPCs, the Domain of Dread Emberdale, locations like Diamabel's Domain of Dread, magic items, sessions, and handouts. It also features a scheduler and standing obligations sections for tracking campaign progress.
What is the origin story of the campaign?
The campaign began as a job to escort a dwarf's supply wagon to Phandalin, which led to discovering the Forge of Spells and a plot involving Diamabel, a Lord of a Domain of Dread.
What is the central plot involving Urmon the Architect?
The story involves Urmon the Architect, who built the Forge and has been imprisoned for it. He knows one way to undo the current situation: breaking three planar anchors behind mirrors in his temple.
What is the current status of the planar anchors?
The party has already destroyed the anchor in Bellhollow and liberated Emberdale, while the status of Fetchford remains unknown. They are currently working to break the remaining anchors.
What is the significance of the Crooked Molar?
The wiki includes a feature called the 'Crooked Molar,' a tooth that Vashkultha paid the party to recover, which began resonating with the Saint's Splinter after being pulled free from the Bellhollow anchor.
How does the wiki describe the antagonist Auntie Bloat?
The wiki documents the story of Auntie Bloat, who kept captives alive on thunder roots and distilled their output into a poison fog that choked Bellhollow, until the party burned her supply convoy and sealed her valve.
How does the business describe its overall theme?
The campaign is described as an archive of adventures where the familiar world feels a little further from home, featuring heroes, villains, and strange lands in the Forgotten Realms of Mt. Prospect.
What search and navigation features does the site offer?
The wiki provides a search bar to look up NPCs, villains, characters, and session notes on the fly, and links mentioned on one page will have a link to their own wiki entry.
Under what licensing is the content created?
The site is unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Wizards of the Coast Fan Content Policy, with portions of the materials used being property of Wizards of the Coast LLC.
What do Reddit users say about creating similar wikis?
Some users on Reddit say that creating a wiki for a D&D campaign can be done for about 10 bucks to register the URL, and it helps keep all campaign information in one place.
How does the wiki handle complex plot elements?
The campaign involves a dragon that the party talked into letting them keep one of the two pieces of something nobody has named yet, showing the wiki tracks complex plot elements.
What locations are detailed in the campaign history?
The wiki documents the journey from Phandalin to Wave Echo Cave, including a goblin hideout, a town full of extortionists, and a dragon's tower, providing a detailed map of the adventure.
What is the official website of The Lost Realms of Mt Prospect?
The official website of The Lost Realms of Mt Prospect is realmsofmtprospect.com.
How is The Lost Realms of Mt Prospect rated on Trustburn?
On Trustburn, The Lost Realms of Mt Prospect has a rating of 4.3 out of 5 based on 4 reviews.
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About The Lost Realms of Mt Prospect
The Lost Realms of Mt. Prospect is a campaign wiki for a homebrew Dungeons & Dragons adventure. It catalogs characters, NPCs, villains, locations, magic items, session recaps, and handouts. The site also provides background material on the campaign’s story, current arc, and setting in the Forgotten Realms.
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