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I've been running TOA for almost two years now, searched on youtube multiple videos and dm guides in the past, and just now that my players are going into the Tomb TOMORROW, I find this huge playlist with a wealth of information. Thank you so much :)

Thank you very much for your explanations! This really helped me with my preperations of this module. Thanks again! 😊

Great vid! This is the end of a multi-year campaign for my game and having this resource was super helpful.

Literally everyone gets 5 rounds or 30 sec before suffocating. You show the text.

Hold on. At various points in the video you mention teleporting is an option for players to get around this room. This would unfortunately not work, as it would send them to room 57. Otherwise this was a good breakdown of this section of the tomb.

What is it? a game for pc computer or for just a wooden table?

It legit killed me last sunday because one of my party member activated the trap, I offered myself to go to hell.

Hey Dm's Guide, I'm an always druid character and my favorite moment in D&D was when I was playing Hoard of the Dragon Queen. We were in a keep with lizard folk and such. My party left me for am moment to fight something else and I had to take on 12 lizard folk on my own, luckily I had thunderwave. My DM also allowed me to use thornwhip to pull myself around, so I was an explosive spiderman for a 3 minutes and wrecked house on my own with the right rolls. I was covered in blood after and everyone asked, "HWAT HAPPENED HERE?! Needless to say, I happened.

You've been my go to for this module for a year. Thank you!

A player drank from the fountain and died but only after his 3rd attempt as he has changed sex lol

Me and 5 friends riding dragons in 2nd edition fighting a lvl 50/50 mage/fighter with a vorpal sword. She cut us all down and I had 2 hp left...threw my sword as a desperate last attack.....nat 20 and I had an ability that let me deal double damage when under 10hp. Killed her...epic finish

I love this guide but you really need to slow down and enunciate more

I know this is two years old, but the campaign doesnt change so it's always good to come back to older videos like this for assistance. Appreciate all the work you do! My party is heading down to floor 5 by next session or so and I'm really excited to run the aboleth. Each personality will definitely have a voice.

While explaining room 39 you say to misty step. That’s not possible in this tomb. Teleportation defaults to the 50/50 room of death.

My players entered the tomb with Ras Nsi as an ally while Artus Cimber and Dragonbait were covering them against a group of red wizards who tried to steal the cubes...They will know Cimber's fate if they can survive the dungeon...😅

Truly with all due respect, if you sign up for the "Tomb of Annihilation" then I hope you're okay with room 43 XD

Great videos! Thank you for doing them. I'm running through ToA now and these have been very helpful. One thing I would say that is not entirely correct regarding Area 16 (Wongo's Tomb) is that you suggested characters can use Mage Hand to turn the key inside the chests. I would consider that chest a magic item (since it has a magic effect) and thus using Mage Hand is not going to work according to the spell description (Mage Hand cannot attack, activate magic items, or carry more than 10 pounds). Again, appreciate you and all the videos you have made. Well done!

This is a very good breakdown of a very complex dungeon adventure.

Hi Kerr Are you still about? Your guides are really helping Ready to follow and great to watch

Hey man, I’m running TOA and also have a D&D youtube channel and I just wanted to say hi and well done on this video. It’s a great module but can feel overwhelming. Maybe you’d consider a collab one day or being interviewed on my channel. Chris

Saw the same compassion for animals from my players on the Foaming Mugs quest. They had no hostility towards the goblins until I described the polar bears as slat sided and malnourished. Then they decided all the goblins had to die.

Question: If the party attempts Turn Undead on the ghasts can that impact the blind painters as well since the range of Turn Undead is 30 feet?

thanks for the post! I am about to begin this encounter. The party just triggered the juggernaut. How I see this is that the juggernaut will move through anything without stopping throughout its entire movement (50'). A player that is run over by the devastating roll, is still standing after it rolls by. The character got rolled over but didn't necessarily fall prone as the juggernaut hit and rolled over them. As an action, the juggernaut can dash, continuing it's devastating roll (effectively rolling and devastating for 100') or as an action it can complete a slam attack possibly causing the character to fall prone which could be very serious since this causes the character to lose half their movement.

Assuming that the party's strongest character is at the top of the stairs when the boulder is released, what would you say is the DC Strength check to either hold the boulder in place or push the boulder into the southern hallway?

As for the Oubliette, I wonder how long the otyugh has been there since it would have been teleported by the last part to pull the "correct" lever to teleport to 5b. Just one of those loose strings in the dungeon creation, I guess.

Just curious what you think, a party that I was in tried two different approaches for leaving the maze. The first was to create an image of a man with an amputated right arm. The DM didn't buy that one. Secondly, we used a bodak's corpse to trick the doors in to opening by severing its right arm and prop it against the slab with its stub arm up. The DM opened the doors.

Running tomb again after a couple years. Remebered ur guides helped me back then. Sad to see u havent uploaded in while. Just know the vids u did make helped quite a few ppl and will continue to do so

Very helpful Videos, helped me loads. tysm

so you didnt stop?

This dungeon is bull crap

I just picked up Ice wind dale, would love that info

For sure, they get a Vorpal weapon. They're level 11.

at session 40 of my ToA campaign and my players are collecting puzzle cubes in the City now, so won't be long before they enter the tomb proper, this is invaluable. Bravo sir! Bravo!

Bit late but just to say the players can get a vorpal weapon from the nycaloth on the previous floor.

Ok maybe I don't understand cause I'm more a player... How does 345hp, magic resistance, and intimate knowledge of the party not win most the time? Then you get cursed for slaying all of them? And my party wonders why I hate pre written adventures...

Thanks for the info

I might of been mispronouncing it but I think the word "wight" is pronounced like "white" not "right"

I have many favorite moments playing dnd but I think my overall favorite moment is when my friend wasn't paying attention and he didn't realize that we are in a town going to go see the local blacksmith so the Dm says you see a little girl throwing a ball around he immediately shot her in the head with a crossbow thinking we are still in the woods. Next thing we know we are being chased out of the town by the guards and now we aren't allowed in that town ever again

My favorite DND moment: we were playing a heavily homebrewed sci-fi campaign that had ran for almost 2 years, was very high level. They were on a casino moon of Saturn. Our barbarian had just lost a wrestling match to Vladimir Putin, who seemed pretty unbeatable. So, he went to go train with Hercules, but to get there he had to climb 'Mount Olympus', basically the Super Aggro Crag from Guts, with Hercules constantly chucking boulders down at him. Then, he had to wrestle with Hercules at the top. Hercules was a very over the top macho wrestler guy. So, after his trials, he claims Hercules belt of strength, leaps from the top of Mount Olympus, crashes through the roof into the feast hall with Putin, and defeated him in wrestling, becoming the king of the space pirates.

Telekinesis only effects things you can see so your party wouldn't have been able to move the beholder. They got v lucky!

Any and all 5e modules. Loved the ToA guide.

Running this campaign was my first time as a DM. Due to the scale I have found it a little difficult (My players chose this campaign not me!). Your videos have really helped guide me in how to play out these final scenes. Thank you!

love the video but why do you call the wights "rights". its pronounced white ( like the colour )

Drowning/Suffocating takes Con modifier in MINUTES not rounds.

The stairs in 55 are 15 feet long. All the other stairs in TOA are usually 45 degrees, making it really simple to interpret the depth or height of stairs. So 25 feet high ceilings is about right

I would absolutely have let telekinesis work, though required a high strength Check DC around 20 to 25

The partys rogue was picking the lock, the stone landed on the barbarian. Kept boulder in special bag of holding, had the rogue enter and managed to disturb the skeletons and got them to charge into a wall of barbarian and fighter shield wall, one by one melting the skeletons. And magic cantriping the rest. And only one player retrieved the keys and unlocked the sarcophagus, gaining all the abilities. And the cloak, all because the other players wanted to sit and watch the see what would happen. And then complained after the fact, i love these players. Maybe next time they wll help the warlock and his goblin familar, do a high challenge part of the tomb. The elemental rooms are coming up soon, this should be fun.

This is very helpfull!

Thank you so much for all of these guides I listen to them on my way to work to help prep and its so useful!

Thanks for the overview! Good ideas overall. Atropal is brutal with that wail ability.