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These are required files for Arkhalia Persistent World. Server is running on NWN:EE.

Arkhalia is an epic action loot server.

This is a "Fancy Inn or Brothel" Styled Texture overhaul for Castle Interior Tileset.

Desolate and abandoned, the evil alchemist's mansion stands alone on the cliff, looking out towards the sea. Mysterious lights and ghostly hauntings have kept away the people of Saltmarsh, despite rumors of fabulous forgotten treasure. What is its Sinister Secret? In this module, expect a mystery with a focus on exploration and role-playing. There will be conversation and exploration in pen and paper RPG style aplenty, as well as danger. This DM Version is based on Oraweb's NWN mod of the original U1 The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh. Arawen has added new features and content for DMs who wish to run the game in a more improvisational pen and paper style. This package includes her version of the mod, a 25-page PDF DM guide, maps, DMFI Wands & Widgets and a sample DM character. New DMs may find the package a useful tutorial for learning pen and paper style NWN DMing. The DM Guide includes guidance for running the module both as a short one shot game and as a mini-campaign.

It's another cold, dreary, wet winter day on the Sword Coast. In the town of Timberton, just another flyspeck community on the long Coast Road, weary citizens hunker down, do their work, and wait for spring. Here in the west, there are as many stories of woe and misfortune as there are travelers, and people have learned not to ask too many questions of those that the road brings to places like this one.

Local stories recall the rare but recurring storms of flame which ignite the highest reaches of the overshadowing and aptly named Firestorm Peak every twenty-seven years. This awe inspiring phenomena seems to be somehow linked with the celestial phenomena known as the Dragon's Tear, a red scar in the sky which only appears during the times of the Firestorm. Since the last firestorm, however, there has been a subtle, yet noticeable change in the lands surrounding Firestorm Peak. And recently things have taken a severe turn for the worse. Your father's friend, Nigel, was preparing to study the magical nature of Firestorm Peak. He had set up in Longbridge, and was studying the peak twenty-seven years ago. He was never heard from since. The Dragon's Tear has appeared in the sky, and the Gates of Firestorm Peak have opened. Providing a brief time to investigate what happened to your family friend...

If playing The Light Reborn (TLR) as a series, this is part 2. However, this adventure can be played stand alone. Most of this adventure is a puzzled based dungeon that will challenge you to think as well as fight. A shadow has fallen across the world of Harthe. The arrival of a man, named Samuel, claiming to be a Veranite -- the lost race of kings blessed by the Creator of Harthe with divine power -- causes a stir in the country of Anvid. Samuel gathers heroes across the land to do the will of the Virtues -- the spirits of good that he claims to talk to. You are one such hero. But the power of the Dark does not stand still. Who can resist it? This time Samuel sends you on a mission to Anvid City to hunt down Tarnn, the Servant of Solanor. But can you survive Shadowglen Woods to get there?

This is part 4 of The Light Reborn (TLR) series, but is playable stand alone. A shadow has fallen across the world of Harthe. The arrival of a man, named Samuel, claiming to be a Veranite - the lost race of kings blessed by the Creator of Harthe with divine power - causes a stir in the country of Anvid. Could he really be a Veranite? Does he serve the Light, or is he a deceiver? Samuel gathers heroes across the land to do the will of the Virtues - the spirits of good that he claims to talk to. You are one such hero. But the power of the Dark does not stand still. On your way to Anvid city to hunt down a Servant of Solanor named Tarnn Samuel has some heroes take a detour. The Virtues (Spirits of the Light) have contacted Samuel and say that Solanor is planning an attack near the border of Seradez. But what form will this attack take? Does Seradez, Anvid's old enemy, have anything to do with it? Could Samuel's suspicion that King Kalyl of Seradez is a Servant of Solanor be true?

Out on the frontier a lonely inn run by a pair of retired adventurers stands at a crossroads. Travelers finding this island of civilization in the wilderness will find opportunities for adventure in every direction, and like-minded fellows to join with to seek treasure, experience, and glory. Those who are skilled, daring, and willing to work together will succeed. Others will leave their bones behind for the next group of explorers to discover. 'The Crossroads' is a campaign module that I have been running on Neverwinter Connections almost since the game was first released. The game begins as you enter the common room of ?The Traveler?s Rest,? and includes sixteen areas, two scripted quests, nearly a dozen NPCs, and hundreds of encounters.

Deep within the forbidding depths of the harsh Raurin desert lies a great pyramid, the resting place of a legendary king from a distant age. Long-forgotten lore has recently resurfaced indicating that the pyramid is also the location of a powerful artifact of elder days, the Staff of Mastery. Now some of the most powerful factions in the Forgotten Realms are summoning their champions, preparing for an assault upon the pyramid to get the artifact before your rivals can recover it. You are one of those who has been summoned to serve your Cause. Do you have what it takes to survive the Pyramid?

Ages come and go, each burying its secrets in the sands of time. Some ages slip quietly into history, while others end in explosions of fire and violence leaving permanent scars on the world. This is the story of two ages, one from years long forgotten, and another yet to begin. Like so many other heroic tales, it starts in an obscure place, a small town on the edge of nowhere in a land where man's biggest threat is himself. If you are looking for a group to play through this module with, I STRONGLY recommend Neverwinter Connections. This module includes an in-game module guide for the DM, giving backgrounds of NPCs and quests, as well as allowing the DM to control the flow of the game on the fly, although a DM is not required.

Somewhere in a lost and lonely valley of grim and foreboding aspect, and feeling, lies a labyrinthe crypt. To slay the unwary and uninvited, it is filled with terrible traps and not a few strange and ferocious monsters. They guard rich treasures, both precious and magical. Be warned that the Tomb was built by the demi-lich Acererak, who still wards his final haunt. This being is said to be possessed of powers that make him nearly undefeatable. By all accounts, it is quite unlikely that any adventurers ever find the chamber where his bones lie, for the passages and rooms of the Tomb are fraught with terrible traps, poison gases, and magical protections. Futhermore, Acererak has so well hidden his crypt that even those who avoid the pitfalls are not likely to locate it. Only the bravest and strongest should even consider the attempt, and if they do locate the Tomb, they must be prepared to fail.

Fugitives (the Hunted) have escaped from the Trailsend, Damara death row prison. Forced to flee westward toward the Galena Mountains by Damaran authorities, they must find a way to escape across the mountains and survive. A group of adventurers (the Hunters) has arrived in the area and is intent on bringing back the Hunted, dead or alive. Is it for the large bounty on the Hunted? To strike a blow for justice? Or for personal motivations? PCs on both sides play a dangerous game, so only the cunning and bold will achieve their ends, be it escape or justice. Player Guide, DM Notes, Designer Notes, and Map of Damara included in the download package. Module is designed for party vs. party play, no DM required. File compressed with WinRAR, available at www.rarlabs.com. This is a sequel to Desperate Measures, but can be played as a standalone scenario.

Lord Ladurr has been far from all right these last few months since the loss of his mother. With each passing day, if he is seen at all - his actions, his words, his mind seems to be falling further from the man we once knew. And even now, as things are turning dark for the town Raven, their need for him is at its highest, or possibly a hero that will take his place.

This is an update of my 2003 release, designed for team-oriented play by a group of 5-7 characters of 8th-14th level. This version has the CEP installed, along with the HABD bleeding/death system and Demetrious's Supply-Based Rest. A Dungeon Master is required. Players must confront a threat that begins with some oddly powerful kobolds, and ends with a journey that will take them to the Outer Planes. The module contains over thirty areas, numerous NPCs for DM possession, dozens of custom items and creatures, and hundreds of encounters await your exploration.

Muddles in Milton is a module for Neverwinter Nights 1 designed specifically with Dungeon Masters in mind. It is provided as a stage, complete with actors, ready for you to use in your role of Dungeon Master. It will not function as a single player game as a DM MUST be present. Do not download these files if your intention is to play as it may spoil your enjoyment of the game.

This module is basically just a compilation of several of my one-shots into a lengthier, freeform campaign. The material here was originally created to serve as a sequel to my 'Shades of Moonshae' campaign, which takes characters from level 1 to levels 3-4, but this module can easily be adapted to fit into any campaign world. As the module contains essentially five smaller modules connected by a single overarching plotline, it should be easy to add or subtract material as the DM sees fit. The module is best played by a group of 4-6 Server Vault characters starting at 3rd or 4th level, although the DM can adjust most of the encounters on the fly if necessary if the player characters are of different levels or numbers. A complete DM's guide is provided.

It is hard to believe that only a month ago you decided to leave your home and take on a life of adventure. Unfortunately, after weeks of uneventful, unexciting, and unproductive days, you find yourself near Vethboro, a recently-founded village on the eastern side of the Thunder Peaks. Your desire to make a name for yourself is now quite high, but the chances of finding a quest more perilous than sheep herding--especially in a village this small--seem quite low...

A party of adventurers assembles and is given the chance to speak with instructors on combat strategy, wilderness survival, and dungeoneering. The group then begins its adventure and is hired for what appears to be a routine job, which soon turns into a deadly situation. During the course of the adventure, PCs will be faced with different and increasingly difficult combat situations requiring effective teamwork and strategy. The party will learn how to most effectively use its strengths and avoid its weaknesses, or face the consequences of failure. Ample opportunity exists for roleplay, as thinking and planning are rewarded while blindly charging ahead will lead to trouble.

You have left your home town for your own reasons, and bought passage with a friendly elven captain named Lyell. He has brought you to Hajlimar, where he has left you to wander the docks. What excitement does the exotic port of Hajlimar hold? And who is this Baronness DeCallya you keep hearing about?

In the city of Zindalankh, near the Plains of Purple Dust, you have met with this man who needed help to find a great lost artifact in the desert. You agreed to follow him up as he was willing to pay you a good sum of money and your days of adventures have been rather boring lately. You purchase supplies at the local shops in Zindalankh and takes on a journey into the desert. After two days of travelling you stop at an oasis for the night, the next day you wake up, re-stocking your water supply. Then the short halfling man shows you a map. The old paper shows some location in this desert and... The rest is up to you!

You are on death row. You have only two days before you are to be executed. There are up to four others on death row with you. Challenge: survive. This is a multiplayer DM-only module that is designed to be customized for each session.

DMFI 101 entertainingly demonstrates step-by-step how to use the basic functions of the DM client and exposes DMs to common uses of the DMFI wand and widget set. After completing this module, a DM should have all the skills necessary to successfully run a multiplayer NWN session. Adventure areas are also included in the module where DMs can create a mini-adventure for players. The included DM Guide contains a list of recommended resources and starter modules for new DMs. A Quick and Dirty Multiplayer Roleplay reference is also included for those new to multiplayer NWN. Brought to you by the DM-Friendly Initiative (DMFI)

This is the first adventure in the Cairn Dell Chronicles series of DM Friendly Modules. It can be played as a single stand-alone adventure, or it can be played as part of a campaign encompassing the entire series. Characters are enlisted to find an old Elvish artifact by a local ruler. They soon realize that there is more behind their mission than they were told. Events unfold that lead into the conflict of Rebels of Cairn Dell. Download is a zip file containing the module, DM Guide, area map, and adventure logo jpegs.

After passing the trials of many an adventure, the party makes their way toward the city of Sapwick for rest and resupply. As they reach the outlying farmlands, however, they find an early winter threatens the harvest and hangs a shroud of gloom over the land. Up ahead, a palisade has been raised to protect the farmlands, but it is badly damaged in several areas. The smoke from a burning wagon chokes out the familiar smell of the village hearth, and a corpse with two large spears sticking out of its back lies in the road...

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