This scenario is misleading! At first glance, it looks very small and short. But wait until you play it! This is seriously a LOT of fun! My group records our sessions, here is our first run through the adventure! https://youtu.be/B9woAQfv8uU

A nice dungeon adventure. It can be quite deadly, though… It was my first adventure added to Foundry, and the cavern walls were quite a challenge to add properly. But I’m sure my players will enjoy it greatly! That being said, for such a challenging encounter, the reward seems a bit lacking, so I’ll adjust it.

Lindworm Cavern is a short Dragonbane adventure by Emerald Mage Games. The adventure expands upon a location pinpointed on the map of Misty Vale in the Dragonbane core box, but of course can easily be dropped anywhere of a GMs choosing.

The set-up is simple: a monstrous lindworm has laired within said cave and preys upon travellers and isolated farms. Aiding and indeed worshipping the beast are a band of kobolds (some of them winged!), who lure victims to their demise.

The cavern has nine locations, making it an ideal length for an evening of gaming. There is a nice variation in the geography of the rooms, including a subterranean waterfall and river that must be crossed. A series of random events (a falling stalactite, for example, or a minor quake rather than just a wandering monster) bring an element of dynamism to the adventure. There’s a nice consistency to the encounters; rather than shoehorning in more monsters, the author stays true to the kobold and lindworm formula and wraps things up neatly just before it becomes repetitious and dull.

The adventure includes stats for the lindworm and kobolds, of course, but also a new type of flora: Dawn’s Dewcap. Morning moisture collected from the shroom is imbued with magic, helping to heal wounds and reduce fatigue. Cool.

Lindworm Cavern is nicely laid out with good maps and solid artwork, making it a breeze to run.

Lindworm Cavern wears its old-school fantasy gaming heart right on it’s sleave. And if that’s in your wheelhouse than you can do far worse for a quick pickup adventure.

START HERE! I have run this as a new Roll20 GM, and for players new to the system. It's a fun adventure which took us three hours as we learned both systems. The players loved the Adventure commenting on it at the end. You could as the other review mentions, run this with little prep and have an awesome time. Well worth the money.

I've bought most of the supplements for DB that I can find, this one might be favorite. It feels the most like the quests in the starter Adventure book, very plug and play. A lot of the supplements seem to be trying to do too much; this one is easy for the DM to fit into your game, it's simple but thorough with nice maps and good hooks.