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* Ch. 2: {{anchor|The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh}} - original: {{pub|The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh}} (1e) (1981) by [[Dave J. Brown]] and [[Don Turnbull]] | * Ch. 2: {{anchor|The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh}} - original: {{pub|The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh}} (1e) (1981) by [[Dave J. Brown]] and [[Don Turnbull]] | ||
* Ch. 3: {{anchor|Danger of Dunwater}} - original: {{pub|Danger at Dunwater}} (1e) (1982) by Dave J. Brown and Don Turnbull | * Ch. 3: {{anchor|Danger of Dunwater}} - original: {{pub|Danger at Dunwater}} (1e) (1982) by Dave J. Brown and Don Turnbull | ||
* Ch. 4: {{anchor|Salvage Operation}} - original: {{pub|Dungeon}} | * Ch. 4: {{anchor|Salvage Operation}} - original: {{pub|Dungeon/123|Dungeon #123}} (2005) by [[Mike Mearls]] | ||
* Ch. 5: {{anchor|Isle of the Abbey}} - original: {{pub|Dungeon}} | * Ch. 5: {{anchor|Isle of the Abbey}} - original: {{pub|Dungeon/34|Dungeon #34}} (2e) (1992) by [[Randy Maxwell]] | ||
* Ch. 6: {{anchor|The Final Enemy}} - original: {{pub|The Final Enemy}} (1e) (1983) by Dave J. Brown and Don Turnbull | * Ch. 6: {{anchor|The Final Enemy}} - original: {{pub|The Final Enemy}} (1e) (1983) by Dave J. Brown and Don Turnbull | ||
* Ch. 7: {{anchor|Tammeraut's Fate}} - original: {{pub|Dungeon}} | * Ch. 7: {{anchor|Tammeraut's Fate}} - original: {{pub|Dungeon/106|Dungeon #106}} (3.5e) (2004) by [[Greg Vaughn]] | ||
* Ch. 8: {{anchor|The Styes}} - original: {{pub|Dungeon}} | * Ch. 8: {{anchor|The Styes}} - original: {{pub|Dungeon/121|Dungeon #121}} (3.5e) (2005) by [[Richard Pett]] | ||
* App. A: {{anchor|Of Ships and the Sea}} | * App. A: {{anchor|Of Ships and the Sea}} | ||
* App. B: {{anchor|Magic Items}} | * App. B: {{anchor|Magic Items}} | ||
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Plot Summary
Ghosts of Saltmarsh combines some of the most popular classic adventures from the first edition of Dungeons & Dragons including the classic ‘U’ series and some of the best nautical adventures from Dungeon magazine:
The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh Danger at Dunwater The Final Enemy Salvage Operation Isle of the Abbey Tammeraut’s Fate The Styes All adventures have been faithfully adapted to the fifth edition rules of Dungeons & Dragons. Furthermore, this book includes details on the port town of Saltmarsh, as well as plenty of hooks to kick-off each adventure. Play through each story in a seafaring campaign leading characters from level 1 through level 12, or pull out sections to place in ongoing campaigns in any setting. The appendices also cover mechanics for ship-to-ship combat, new magic items, monsters, and more!
“The Saltmarsh series consistently ranks as one of the most popular classic D&D adventures,” said Mike Mearls, franchise creative director of D&D. “With its ties to ocean-based adventuring, it was an obvious step to augment it with additional sea-based adventures and a robust set of rules for managing a nautical campaign.”
Hoist your sails, pull up anchor, and set a course for adventure!
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- Introduction
- Ch. 1: Saltmarsh
- Ch. 2: The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh - original: The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh (1e) (1981) by Dave J. Brown and Don Turnbull
- Ch. 3: Danger of Dunwater - original: Danger at Dunwater (1e) (1982) by Dave J. Brown and Don Turnbull
- Ch. 4: Salvage Operation - original: Dungeon #123 (2005) by Mike Mearls
- Ch. 5: Isle of the Abbey - original: Dungeon #34 (2e) (1992) by Randy Maxwell
- Ch. 6: The Final Enemy - original: The Final Enemy (1e) (1983) by Dave J. Brown and Don Turnbull
- Ch. 7: Tammeraut's Fate - original: Dungeon #106 (3.5e) (2004) by Greg Vaughn
- Ch. 8: The Styes - original: Dungeon #121 (3.5e) (2005) by Richard Pett
- App. A: Of Ships and the Sea
- App. B: Magic Items
- App. C: Monsters and NPCs
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