Eldritch Mlems

He is too pure for this world.

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Can your players cross this bridge before it comes crumbling down? Welcome to a stone bridge that stretches across a wide and deep ravine, where falling would mean certain death. A natural event, monster, or the power of time has caused this old bridge to come crumbling down.

This phased battlemap features 6 phases that depict a crumbling bridge across a wide ravine filled with fast moving water. The map depicted above is the 5th phase of this encounter.

I have also made 6 additional variants including Desert, Dwarven, Hell, Underdark, Winter, and No Bridge.

You can view the entire encounter here.

Things I should bring, or shouldn't bring?

What I should do before and after, or not do?

What are your experiences and sage advice (or just gripes or personal experiences you want to share)?

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Generic high-fantasy setting (d&d 5e if you want to use specific spells), what security or defences would mages use to secure the place where they keep all their magical stuff? I'm thinking decoys, reinforced and hidden location, guards (hired or summoned), locks (both magical and mundane), booby traps, and spells to discourage or confuse passing snoopers.

Also it's going to vary depending on the resources of the wizard and of the players. Is this an independent student wizard protecting their studies that a low-level party could reasonably break into, or is it the king's secure vault of confiscated magical horrors that's a final boss for the campaign?

I'm looking for ideas for fun obstacles, and critically that the players can't just sidestep with a single low-level spell!

Day six will be gut free, I promise!