DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: VECNA EVE OF RUIN

Pull your cloak tight and mind the candlelight, friend, for this is no ordinary road to glory.

Vecna: Eve of Ruin is a grand, high-level Dungeons & Dragons adventure where the very fabric of existence trembles on the edge of a knife. The infamous lich Vecna is at work on a ritual so vile it would snuff out good, cast down the gods, and remake the multiverse in his own dreadful image. If there is to be any hope at all, it lies with a band of heroes bold enough to chase him across worlds and mad enough to speak his name aloud.

This tale is built for characters levels 10–20, and it sends your party far beyond the comforts of a single realm. The journey begins in the Forgotten Realms, then sweeps across the wider multiverse through Planescape, Spelljammer, Eberron, Ravenloft, Dragonlance, and Greyhawk. Along the way, the heroes must work beside three legendary archmages, gather the scattered pieces of the Rod of Seven Parts, and face a host of monstrous horrors before standing at last against Vecna himself. It’s the sort of campaign meant for seasoned adventurers, the kind whose boots are already worn thin from dragonfire and bad decisions.

Inside, Dungeon Masters will find a sweeping world-hopping saga packed with famous faces, deadly encounters, and enough high-stakes drama to keep the table leaning in close. Players will find the chance to become the sort of legends taverns are named after, provided they survive long enough to earn it. And if the multiverse needed one more problem, the book also includes over 30 new monsters, each ready to make your heroes regret opening the wrong door.

What’s inside:

• A D&D adventure for levels 10–20
• A multiverse-spanning campaign centered on Vecna
• Journeys through Forgotten Realms, Planescape, Spelljammer, Eberron, Ravenloft, Dragonlance, and Greyhawk
• Legendary allies and detailed character dossiers
• The quest to rebuild the Rod of Seven Parts
• 30+ new monsters from across the planes

A fine tome for the table that likes its villains ancient, its stakes apocalyptic, and its victories hard-won beneath a sky that may not survive the night.