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The Prisoners of the Mudshot Depths: An Adventure for Delving Deeper or other Original Edition-type rules The text of the following post is considered Open Game Content : map by  Dave's Mapper  using tiles by  Dyson Logos  and edited by  verhaden Prisoners of the Mudshot Depths An Unsuitable Adventure for Low-Level Characters totally unplaytested and probably will result in a TPK BACKGROUND PCs start in Area 1. Each PC has been captured and is being held for ransom. They wear no armor, but are dressed in rough homespun cloth. They are bound, gagged, and blindfolded. They do not know each other.

AS OF 2022-MARCH-01 THIS LIST WILL NO LONGER BE UPDATED So Wizards of the Coast released an updated version of the free Basic rules, splitting them into a Player's version and an DM's version. And you probably know there are some other free resources for 5e floating around WotC's new craptastically designed website (I say craptastictally because all legacy content seems to have been nuked). Anyway, I've gathered those links here, plus some great goodies from around the interwebs. Homebrew Extravaganza Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/UnearthedArcana/ Homebrewery http://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/ Official 5e Resources 5e SRD D&D 5e System Reference Document v5.1 D&D 5e System Reference Document v1.1 Magic: The Gathering Campaign Settings for D&D Magic: The Gathering - Plane Shift: Dominaria (D&D setting) Magic: The Gathering - Plane Shift: Ixalan (D&D setting) Magic: The Gathering - Plane Shift: Amonkhet  (D&D setting) ...

So the new edition of D&D is going to come out next month, which got me to wondering how long WotC will keep all their free 4e stuff online. A lot of the old 3.0 & 3.5 downloads have disappeared from their site, and they also totally deleted the "old edition downloads" now that dndclassics.com is available. To that end, I wondered how much 4e stuff was still available for free on WotC's site. Here's what I found, with direct links to download from their servers. UPDATED ON 2014-06-25: I've sorted the lists a bit and added some extra stuff I've found. NOTE ON 2014-06-26: I haven't linked to any of the player character materials: paragon paths, playtests, templates, etc. I think these are ridiculous. Tabletop RPGs are not computer RPGs and the whole "how to build a character" crap leads to munchkiny min/maxing that wastes time and kills fun, not monsters. NOTE ON 2014-06-29: I did a bit more digging using the Internet Archive Wayba...