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The Kingdom of Gallus and the Trouble with Brunch
The Kingdom of Gallus and the Trouble with Brunch
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Brunch has never been so dangerous. The Kingdom of Gallus faces an existential threat like it has never faced before when a neighbouring tavern starts selling too much brunch. Will you help them survive?
This module for 5e is designed to run in two sessions (6-8 hours) with 3rd-level characters. The module includes rules for creating a talking chicken player character, and other goodies that you can reuse in other campaigns!
This eggcellent one-shot adventure will eggceed your eggspectations!
If you're a new GM, this is a great first adventure! It's role-play focused, so you can dip your toes into things like checks and combat without getting bogged down. Monster and NPC stats are all included, and maps are laid out on a standard 5ft grid to make combat easy to set up and run.
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The Eggventure
Eggs have been disappearing from the Kingdom of Gallus since a tavern down the road put brunch on the menu all day long. With their very survival at stake, the Gallans need a team of adventurers to catch the culprit. The situation is urgent, the stakes are high, but to get to the bottom of this mystery, you just might have to make time for brunch.
The Details
Suitable for anyone old enough to play a roleplaying game (10+). Designed for 5e, but easily transferrable to any ruleset, this game is for folks with a sense of humour and a love of adventure.
This adventure comes lovingly hand-signed by author and illustrator Peter Davoust.
Written, edited, and printed in Canada. No Generative AI used at all!
The Kingdom of Gallus is such a fun, off-the-wall campaign—full of quirky ideas, situations, items, laugh-out-loud moments, and loads of charm. I can’t help but love it. Maybe it could’ve borrowed some formatting standards from other published campaign books to make it easier to use during a game, (I’m a creature of habit) but honestly, it was brief enough that it wasn’t much of a problem. The creativity and personality totally make it the kind of book that’s as fun to read as it is to bring to the table. I’m eager to see what the author comes up with for my next campaign . :-D p.s. In case it’s interesting to the author, I bought it on Bowen Island at that store in Artisan Square!
I was expecting high fantasy, I got a hilarious light-hearted story with an engaging premise. I wanted to explore and talk to the NPCs to figure out how this world functions. With a GM willing to roleplay, this story really shines!
This module is worth playing! I would play again to get the most out of the story and world.
What a great adventure! 5/5!
Our party was feeling like we needed a vacation, and we happened to ran across a flyer for some *amazing* sandwiches and extraordinary dining experiences. That sounded *perfect*!
Turns out, this was was just a slight detour on our journey, just in the land of The Kingdom of Gallus! Our DM pulled out The Trouble with Brunch, and we set off for some R&R. Little did we know, we’d be part of an important moment of the Gallan people!
The wonderful illustrations and maps within the high quality book made the adventure easy to get into, and the story behind it provided a great base for our party to be creative and explore! Our need for a new experience was satisfied, and somehow our Bard has figured out how to make *perfect* omelets every morning… *without a fire*. It must have something to do with that new pan they have tied to their pack.
Give this a shot! You’ll have a great time!
After falling into this adventure, I will never look at eggs or chickens the same. Not reading anything before the DM began, the hook of the adventure was quickly afoot. Fun and hijinks. An adventure ripe for puns and food fights.
Always keep your eggs lighty scrabbled along with your adventures, and think of the children.
I played this adventure with my wife and a few good friends fairly recently and had a blast! Going into the story I had not read the synopsis so as soon as our DM read the hook, I knew it was going to be an absurdly good time! Our party had a blast exploring the kingdom of Gallus, whether that was our cleric trying to spawn 1000 eggs in a cloth sack (spoiler alert, that didn't end well), or my fighter laid out on the floor, covered in bacon grease, dropping everything he grabbed because it was slippery. This short adventure is perfect for a one shot or weekend adventure and the world presents plenty of opporotunities to role play and improvise! The encounters are well balanced and well written, and the world building is just detailed enough to not overwhelm, but still allow those with a vivid imagination plenty to play with. I would highly recommend this to any tabletop RPG fans looking for a fun and funny short adventure!