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Time for another Product Release announcement: Elmandar's Star Charts . Design and customize your own Wildspace systems with the light and flexible system presented in Elmandar’s Star Charts on the Dungeon Master's Guild. Providing 26 pages of random tables and guidelines to detail Wildspace systems for use in your 5E Spelljammer: Adventures in Space campaign, this system was inspired by the random system rules from the 2e Spelljammer box set, and adds some modern updates to be more flexible and usable by the 5E rule set. Included in Elmandar’s Star Charts are blank Wildspace system tracking sheets and Wildspace System Maps to help visualize the layout of your systems. The sheets and maps come in full color and printer friendly black and white options. Blank tracking sheets and maps are also fillable forms. Elmandar’s Star Charts contains three complete Wildspace Systems for immediate use in your own Spelljammer and as inspiration for systems you design. These systems come with

The Light of Xaryxis is a sprawling, exciting, adventure in the Spelljammer setting. An adventure for levels 5-8, the adventure is told in a series of short episodes requiring about 2-3 hours to play each. Each episode ends on a dramatic cliffhanger for the next episode to follow. What follows is an account of my groups experience with the first two episodes, and my thoughts on certain parts of the adventure: Chapter 1: Astral Rain The party is supposed to begin this adventure in a coastal city. I choose Neverwinter since our party consists of three characters from the world of Ravnica who have traveled the branches of Yggdrasil to arrive in the Forgotten Realms (a long story which perhaps I will recount another time). The other three characters are brand new to the campaign, though their players are not. Notably, one of the character is a giff from the Astral Adventurers Guide.  Neverwinter works just fine for this start. Right away we encountered one of the major criticisms leveled