The Umbrage Hill was a hill located a few miles south of the village of Phandalin. There was a stone windmill on the hill. [1] The hill stood 40 feet (12 meters) high, with a graveyard at its peak consisting of at least seven old cairns.

Jul 28, 2020 · Umbrage Hill is an encounter from the Dragon of Icespire Peak adventure in the D&D Essentials Kit* scaled for characters of third level or lower.

Nov 18, 2019 · Umbrage Hill. Umbrage Hill is one of the shorter quests in Dragon of Icespire Peak and makes for a great 1st level challenge. The characters arrive at the hill and find a manticore harassing Adabra Gwynn the apothecary. This adventure needs only a little modification.

Nov 12, 2021 · Umbrage Hill is a simple quest, which allows your players to choose between combat and conversation. If you or your players are new to Dungeons and Dragons, you might expect to fight your way out of every situation.

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Umbrage Hill is an old stone windmill surrounded by an iron fence. A large winged monster with a spiky tail is trying to knock down the windmill’s front door. A woman appears in a second-floor window.

Jan 22, 2022 · Flowers grow on the hill which is covered in dwarven cairnes. Pick the right ones for healing potions, pick the wrong ones and the potions might taste bad or just not work at all. Grind the flowers down properly or there could be issues too.

Dragon of Icespire Peak is the introductory adventure for the 5th Edition Starter Set, designed for PC levels 1 – 6. It is a complete sandbox adventure, and does not have a ridgid narrative structure. The basic story is that your heroes are adventurers for hire, travelling the countryside, completing various missions.

Mar 21, 2024 · Hey everyone, this is my version of the early quest location, Umbrage Hill. As many start their D&D journey with one of these starting modules, I've aimed to create as detailed maps for the locations as possible to ease players and DMs journey into them!

Umbrage Hill got its name after two feuding dwarf clans fought a pitched battle atop it, and subsequently buried their fallen warriors beneath cairns atop the hill. The cause of their umbrage was forgotten by the late 15 th century DR, and only the cairns of the dead remained.