Unlucky for some, and definitely those that read this blog. I’m back with my 13th post for this hashtag.

Let’s get the pain over with…

Three floods come to mind.

The first is from the D&D Starter Set adventure, Lost Mine of Phandelver. After surviving the initial goblin ambush on the Triboar Trail our party stumbled upon the Cragmaw Hideout. If I remember correctly the goblins did manage to trigger the flooding of the main passage catching a couple members of the party. The majority of us were safely on higher ground.

The second flood that comes to mind is the flooded gladiator arena for a historical recreation of an infamous halfling battle that my players took part in, in our campaign.

This encounter was based on the Adventure League adventure called Shackles of Blood (DDEX3-2). I share some notes on it in my session planning notes here and how it went here.

The third and final flood I thought of was one for a setting for the Genesys RPG Android: Shadow of the Beanstalk to be used in a one shot/campaign.

The setting takes place after the events detailed in the Android novella Monster Slayer by Daniel Lovat Clark.

I thought having the campaign/one shot take place after the tsunami hitting New Angeles would be a good way to explain how the party all ended up meeting (assuming the characters did not know each other before hand) and why they only had the equipment/gear that they had with them.

And there we have it, three floods that come to mind fir today’s theme.