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ORACL OF W AR

O R A C L E O F WA R

SALVAGE BASES

AND

MISSIONS

Credits

Lead Designer:

James Introcaso

Designers:

M.T. Black, Rich Lescouflair, Ginny Loveday

Editors:

Will Doyle, Shawn Merwin

Art Direction:

James Introcaso, Rich Lescouflair

Layout and Graphic Design:

Rich Lescouflair

Cover Illustration:

Wayne Reynolds

Interior Illustrators:

Eric Belisle, Colin Boyer, Aleksi

Briclot, Paul Scott Canavan, Chippy, Adam Cook, Randy

Gallegos, Brian Hagan, Tyler Jacobson, Miles Johnston,

Ron Lemen, Titus Lunter, Effiam Mercier, Mark Molnar,

Vincent Proce, Jenn Ravenna, Wayne Reynolds, Dan

Scott, Craig J. Spearing, Matias Tapia, Cory Trego-Erdner,

Brian Valenzuela, Julian Kok Joon Wen, Shawn Wood,

Ben Wootten, Kieran Yanner, James Zhang

Cartography:

M.T. Black, Rich Lescouflair, Dyson Logos,

Lee Moyer

D&D Adventurers League Guildmaster:

Chris Lindsay

D&D Adventurers League Wizards Team:

Adam Lee, Ari

Levitch, Chris Lindsay, Mike Mearls

D&D Adventurers League Eberron Administrators:

Will

Doyle, Amy Lynn Dzura, Shawn Merwin

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That’s our home! Isn’t she a beauty? Can you believe we built

it from stuff that was just lyin’ around the Mournland? I mean

sure, we had to deal with living spells, glass-covered zombies,

bloodthirsty cultists, and hideous beasts, but other than that,

this stuff was essentially free!

–Gear, warforged salvager

his manual helps your character build

a new home!

Oracle of War: Salvage Bases

and Missions

contains new Dungeons &

Dragons rules you can use to build a base in

the Mournland, a terrifying, magically warped

landscape in the Eberron campaign setting.

Your base originates near Salvation, a frontier town on

the border of the Mournland’s mists. If you upgrade your

base to its fullest potential, your home base can travel the

world of Eberron with you.

In addition to the rules for building a base, this

supplement contains ready-to-play adventures Dungeon

Masters can run, allowing characters to earn a new

resource called

salvage.

Salvage is an abstract currency

used to purchase upgrades for your base.

The supplement also includes rules, guidelines, and

random tables to help DMs design their own Mournland

adventures called

salvage missions.

•

Chapter 3: Hundred-Shard Stash.

The characters

search for a stash of dragonshards in a hidden Cannith

Warehouse. This 2-hour salvage mission is for three to

seven characters of levels 1–4.

•

Chapter 4: Off the Rails.

The characters journey to a

wrecked lightning rail to search for salvage. This 2-hour

salvage mission is for three to seven characters of

levels 5–10.

•

Chapter 5: Spirit Train.

An abandoned Cannith facility

holds rich rewards. Too bad a ghost lightning rail is the

only way inside. This 2-hour salvage mission is for three

to seven characters of levels 11–16.

•

Chapter 6: Servants of the Past.

The characters explore

a tower in the Mournland that hides secrets and salvage.

This 2-hour salvage mission is for three to seven

characters of levels 17–20.

•

Chapter 7: Creating Adventures.

This chapter contains

rules for creating your own salvage missions.

•

Chapter 8: Monster & NPC Statistics.

Statistics for

creatures not found in the

Monster Manual

and

Eberron:

Rising from the Last War.

•

Appendix: Maps and Logsheets.

Maps for bases and

adventures and logsheets can be found in the back of

this supplement.

Adventurers League

This supplement is legal for D&D Adventurers League

play when used as part of the

Oracle of War

campaign.

Your group can use the

Oracle of War: Salvage Bases

and Missions

as written to create and upgrade a base.

The adventures provided here can be integrated into the

Oracle of War

campaign, as can any base created by the

characters. Adventures you create using the rules in this

supplement are also legal for Adventurers League play as

part of the

Oracle of War

campaign.

You can find out more about the official D&D play

programs at

dndadventurersleague.org.

If you are not

planning on using this product for Adventurers League play,

you can use it as you see fit to enhance any D&D game.

Using this Supplement

To use

Oracle of War: Salvage Bases and Missions,

you need the D&D fifth edition core rulebooks:

Player’s

Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide,

and

Monster

Manual.

You also need a copy of

Eberron: Rising from

the Last War,

especially when used for D&D Adventurers

League play, though you could certainly use these rules

as part of another setting, provided you’re not playing as

part of the D&D Adventurers League. One of the base

upgrades also requires

Xanathar’s Guide to Everything,

but that book is not essential to the rest of

Oracle of War:

Salvage Bases and Missions.

The

Monster Manual

and

Eberron: Rising from the Last

War

contain stat blocks for most of the creatures found

in this product. All the necessary stat blocks are included

there, or in chapter 8. When a creature’s name appears

bold

type, that’s a visual cue for you to look up the

creature’s stat block in the

Monster Manual,

unless the text

instead refers you to the monster chapter in this book or

Eberron: Rising from the Last War.

Spells and equipment mentioned in the text are

described in the

Player’s Handbook.

Magic items are

described in the

Dungeon Master’s Guide

Eberron:

Rising from the Last War.

Overview

This supplement has the following chapters. Chapter 1 is

for players and DMs. Later chapters are for DMs only.

•

Chapter 1: Building a Base.

This chapter contains rules

for building and upgrading a base.

•

Chapter 2: Salvation Outpost.

This chapter details the

trading outpost of Salvation, where adventurers can sell

salvage and buy new gear.

introduction

Salvage Missions

Salvage is required for upgrading a base, and there is

only one way to earn it: adventuring. Salvage missions

take place in the Mournland and involve the characters

recovering salvage for themselves, defending their base and

taking salvage from the enemies who attacked, or earning

salvage from a patron for doing a job in the Mournland.

What is Salvage?

Salvage is any useful item, mundane or magical, that

can be recovered from the Mournland and used in the

construction of a base, or traded for items that are used for

base construction. This includes, but is not limited to, the

following examples:

• Adventuring gear

• Alchemical ingredients

• Armor

• Clothing and other textiles

• Cosmetics

• Food

• Furniture

• Lumber

• Magic items

• Metal

• Ornaments

• Stone

• Tools

• Trade goods

• Weapons

Text that appears in a box like this is meant to be read

aloud or paraphrased for the players when their characters

first arrive at a location or under a specific circumstance,

as described in the text.

Adventure Tiers

Every salvage mission included in this supplement has a

recommended character level, based on the average level of

all characters in a five-character party. In D&D Adventurers

League play, characters not of the recommend level can

participate in the adventure, provided they’re in the same tier

as the recommended level (see “Tiers”). Characters outside a

given adventure’s tier cannot participate in the adventure.

Abbreviations

The following abbreviations appear in this supplement:

• AC = Armor Class

• DC = Difficulty Class

• gp = gold pieces

• NPC = nonplayer character

• DM = Dungeon Master

Adjusting the Adventures

Tiers

This supplement refers to tiers of play for character levels.

The following list describes the tiers:

•

Tier 1.

Characters of levels 1 to 4

•

Tier 2.

Characters of levels 5 to 10

•

Tier 3.

Characters of levels 11 to 16

•

Tier 4.

Characters of levels 17 to 20

The adventures in this supplement are optimized for five

characters of a certain level. To determine whether you

should consider adjusting the adventure, add up the total

levels of all the characters and divide the result by the

number of characters. This is the group’s average party

level (APL). To approximate the party strength for the

adventure, consult the table below.

Determining Party Strength

Party Composition Party

3-4 characters, APL less than

3-4 characters, APL equivalent

3-4 characters, APL greater than

5 characters, APL less than

5 characters, APL equivalent

5 characters, APL greater than

6-7 characters, APL less than

6-7 characters, APL equivalent

6-7 characters, APL greater than

Party Strength

Very weak

Weak

Average

Weak

Average

Strong

Very strong

MATIAS TAPIA

Salvation

When a base is first set up, it’s in the Mournland and within

10 miles of the outpost of Salvation. Salvation is a frontier

town, but most basic supplies and services can be found

there. For more information see chapter 2.

Strong

introduction

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