Along the Triboar Trail

Welcome to Along the Triboar Trail, a collection of adventures, encounters, characters, and resources for Dungeon Masters exploring the Sword Coast North. From the frontier town of Phandalin to the wilds beyond, you’ll find inspiration, practical tools, and ready-to-play material to bring your Forgotten Realms campaign to life.

Explore the Sword Coast North

Phandalin

Explore the frontier town of Phandalin, from its colorful residents and ramshackle establishments to the dangers lurking beneath Tresendar Manor.

The Triboar Trail

Follow the winding road through the Sword Coast North, where forgotten ruins, dangerous wilderness, and unexpected encounters await adventurous travelers.

Neverwinter Wood

Venture beneath the ancient boughs of Neverwinter Wood, where abandoned settlements, forgotten shrines, and dangerous creatures await those who stray from the beaten path.

The Sword Mountains

Explore the rugged peaks and hidden valleys of the Sword Mountains, home to ancient dwarven strongholds, monster-haunted ruins, and treasures lost to time.

Adventures & Supplements

Bring the Sword Coast North to life with adventures, encounters, and resources designed to make your next session easier to prepare and more exciting to play. Explore my collection of downloadable supplements on Dungeon Master’s Guild, many available as Pay What You Want.

Frights & Festivities In Phandalin

Bring chills and thrills to Phandalin with spooky encounters, festive diversions, and a terrifying visit from the Headless Horseman. A seasonal supplement for Dungeon Masters looking to add a little Halloween mischief to their campaigns.

The Hunt Beneath The Tears

A young Waterdhavian noble has come to Phandalin seeking adventurers willing to guide him into the Lost Hills. Somewhere among those rugged wilds lies the legendary Place of the Unicorn, a hidden grove where he believes the curse upon him can finally be broken.

See You In Phandalin

See You in Phandalin expands the journey from Neverwinter to Phandalin at the beginning of Lost Mine of Phandelver, using the Travel by Montage approach from the 2014 Dungeon Master’s Guide. Instead of hand-waving several days on the road, give your players a chance to experience the Sword Coast along the way.

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