For players
The Player Test Entry package includes the materials needed to prepare characters, understand the playtest, and enter the Ashenfold District without exposing GM-only information.
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A city swallowed by its own silence. A district shaped by neglected stewardship. An introductory urban adventure for characters of levels 1–2.
The Ashenfold District once be a place o’ gardens, markets, an’ hearths. ’En its keeper stopped tendin’ what be placed in his hands. Now the streets stand silent, shadows be fallin’ wrong, an’ somethin’ be leavin’ ash whaur nae foot is walked afore.
The party enters through the district gate and investigates a once-prosperous residential ward at the edge of a Scriptorum-City. The adventure unfolds through connected streets, public spaces, civic foundations, and homes left to decay.
For the wider setting, read the World of Threl setting guide before entering Ashenfold.
The Player Test Entry package includes the materials needed to prepare characters, understand the playtest, and enter the Ashenfold District without exposing GM-only information.
Download player packageThe GM Playtest Package includes the adventure, guidance, table materials, player-safe resources, and feedback materials needed to run the session.
Download GM packageThe Ashenfold is an above-ground city ward. Each location reveals another part of the district’s history and another consequence of its keeper’s neglect.
It is a one-session urban adventure for characters of levels 1–2 in the grimdark Christian fantasy world of Threl.
The adventure takes place above ground in the abandoned Ashenfold District, a residential city ward on the edge of a Scriptorum-City.
The adventure is designed for approximately three to four hours with a party of three to five players.
The party investigates what happened when Caeden Vael abandoned the stewardship of the district’s Dabar foundations and decides whether restoration remains possible.
Players should use the Player Test Entry package. Game masters should use the GM Playtest Package, which includes the adventure and running materials.
Yes. The release is a public playtest. Honest table feedback helps Ironveil Press shape the future of Threl and its adventures.