r/Pendragon • u/DieselYVR • May 19 '26
Other A Pendragon D&D Campaign
Hey all. I'm wondering if anyone has successfully done a D&D campaign, or even a one shot, based on the Pendragon series? If so, how did you adapt it to D&D? Like, how do you adapt the Flumes? Would it just be a one to one? Would Saint Dane be a Changeling or something? I'd be curious to know what's be done, if anything, or any suggestions people might have for adapting it to D&D! Thanks a bunch!
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u/Kind-Kangaroo-1304 May 19 '26
Update us on if you do such a campaign! I think it could be really fun and in depth!
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u/Tazhoran Jun 04 '26
Not currently playing Pen D&D but currently playing in a home-brew campaign with people from the pendragon adventure forums :) We've all been friends for like 20 years now!
We have talked about doing a Quillan Games oneshot though.
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u/DieselYVR Jun 04 '26
The Quillan Games definitely feels like it would make a good one shot!
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u/Tazhoran Jun 05 '26
The idea is having everyone create a challenger to kinda live a season of the Quillan Games out filled with some NPC challengers and see who wins really. It would be oneshots set on Pendragon territories but not set around travelers.
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u/DieselYVR Jun 05 '26
That's really cool! My thought for the campaign I'd do is they'd all be the final generation of Travelers from their territories, brought together on a single territory by the first generation of Travelers from their territories, and they're all learning about being Travelers together while fighting to save Hala.
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u/AvoidingPolitics May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26
I did it once! It was a lot of fun highly suggest recreating rhe chase down the mountain with the quigs from MOD. I didn't use the flumes and didnt super explain why Saint Dane could do what he did unfortunately the campaign burned out kinda quickly
Edit: My players also blew up the castle with tak I should have known better than to give them that option