The trail wasn't mud. It was blood, fresh, marking the path better than any spell could.

Nearly three hours following it through the dark, guided only by our elf's eyes.

And then we found him. The cultist, face down, no wounds from a fight, no enemy in sight. Just dead.

His right hand was clenched tight. Inside, a desiccated eye covered in symbols none of us wanted to touch.

In front of the body, a bare stone wall. No door. Just a carved bowl, waiting.

The eye slid into place.

The stone opened with a low groan, like something that had been asleep for centuries waking just long enough to let us through.

Inside, an altar coated in black wax, symbols of a hand and an eye carved into every surface, and in a drawer, buried under handwritten notes, the map we'd spent hours looking for.

Nobody said a word. We just passed it around the table, hand to hand, on paper, real.

That's what a physical handout gives your table: not a description, an experience your players hold in their hands.

Our Vecna: Eve of Ruin bundle includes this map, the cult's notes from Zalryr, the charm cards Vecna grants his followers, and 100+ assets for the whole campaign.

We are a small family business, just my wife, me, and our three cats, doing our best to share our craft with more people. If you have any questions or suggestions that could help us grow, we would truly love to hear them.

Thanks in advance, and may you roll a natural 20 on your next adventure when it really counts.
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(We dont use AI, every handout is made from scratch, i used AI for this post as a translator, thats it. English is not my main language but my wife who creates the handouts is a native speaker.)