D&D 1-shot: "Three Nights at Raiki’s" (GM Ira)

Three Nights at Raiki’s one shot

(Inspired by Five Nights At Freddy’s - genre: Survival Horror, Mystery)

Adventure Hook

As you’re taking a walk around town, you spot a very colorful flyer and a Scrying Stone attached to it. You read what follows:

“ASSITANCE NEEDED!

Raiki Wolve’s Fun-Fun Tavern:

Town’s best family friendly fun buffet-dinner looking for multiple watch-persons to work the night-shift.

Midnight to early morning, 8 hour shifts for three whole nights.

Monitor the establishment, ensure the safety of property and premises, and costume management and/or repairs.

530 gold per night, contact the owner for application or interest via Scry Stone attached to this flyer!”

Three Nights at Raiki’s character creation guidelines

TTRPG: Dungeons and Dragons 5e (2014-2023)

(Character premades can be provided for incoming players)

- Level: 3

- Max HP

- Stats: Roll 4d6 ,drop the lowest (do this for all ability scores, you can reroll once, if you don't like stats that you rolled)

- Starting equipment

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