Pandemonium Pub Crawl

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A rotating cast of adventurers wanders the planes, stumbling into trouble one pub at a time. Each session is a self-contained adventure — drop in, play a Tier 2 character, and find out what Pandemonium, Sigil, and the rest of the multiverse have in store. Memory loss, ancient conspiracies, and extremely questionable tavern choices are recurring themes.

Adventures are drawn from the DC (DungeonCraft) catalog unless otherwise noted.

Sessions

Session 13 (August 12, 2026) — Absent without Leave: A pub crawl to the war-plane of Acheron promised one night of drinking before the battle. It was a trap — and the goblins pouring the drinks were prisoners of it. Some of them only ever wanted to go home. Getting them there meant fighting a war just to leave it.
Session 12 (July 29, 2026) — Fallen for You: Mahadi’s Infernal Rapture is the finest pub in any plane — until his succubus hostess flees with a war machine, a puzzle box, and a smitten paladin named Dudley. Someone has to chase her across Avernus. Someone has to decide what redemption looks like.
Session 11 (July 22, 2026) — Escape from Paradise: Elysium is too beautiful. The wines are divine, the weather is perfect, the meadows stretch forever — and Garen Ware was only supposed to be gone eight days. Seven adventurers follow his trail across a paradise no one willingly leaves.

10 older sessions

Session 10 (July 15, 2026) — Automatic Updates: A pub crawl in the most orderly plane in the multiverse turned into a disassembly order, a buzzsaw gauntlet over a lava pit, and a Modron courtroom. The missing pub-crawlers had been there the whole time — manacled, front row.
Session 9 (July 8, 2026) — The Endless Revel: A Category 5 bacchanalian festival bore down on a treetop elven village and the party had one horn-blast of warning to get ready. They almost cleared it entirely — until the oldest redwood in the forest woke up and started dancing.
Session 8 (July 1, 2026) — Reign of Frogs: The Nameless Voyager drifted through Limbo, crewed by frogs, most of them cultists. One server was desperately trying to catch Alistair's eye. The hostages upstairs had tadpoles in their chests. Between the party and the ascension ritual: three console hacks, a Flash of Genius, and one very large dog.
Session 7 (June 24, 2026) — Fallen for You: A clerical mix-up drops the party deep in Mahadi's most decadent back room — and the price is a chase across red sand after a runaway succubus, her besotted paladin, and a stolen war machine, on nightmares that hate every good-aligned rider clinging to their reins.
Session 6 (June 17, 2026) — Unremembered Things: You woke in a wrecked tavern surrounded by bodies you apparently made. Someone in Pandemonium is selling bottled amnesia — and you already drank it.
Session 5 (June 10, 2026) — Absent without Leave: You signed up for drinks and a tour of someone else's eternal war. Instead: a smuggling run across a battlefield cube with twenty doomed souls, a portal that won't take the dead home, and a last stand in a cave — held just long enough for the cavalry to arrive on wings.
Session 4 (June 3, 2026) — Rock Bottom: A halfling captain sits at the end of his own footprints in the gray wastes of Hades, waiting for someone who hasn't given up yet. Getting the pub crawl back on the river means three days of survival, one grounded riverboat, and a bartending shift serving the Blood War.
Session 3 (May 27, 2026) — Reign of Frogs: A spelljammer restaurant drifting through Limbo. A grung cult that wants to become Slads. Twelve hostages with tadpoles in them. Also a conga line.
Session 2 (May 20, 2026) — Professor Bartlesby's Inventorium: Professor Bartlesby's floating inventorium is hosting the 10th Annual Artificer Convention — and the doomometer is reading 0.9 decidooms. Two hours, three dirigibles, five escaped fire-breathing lizards, and one radioactive rock lab.
Session 1 (May 13, 2026) — Unremembered Things: Six strangers wake in a tavern full of corpses with weapons in their hands and no memory of how they got there. Pandemonium, it turns out, is less a metaphor and more a warning.

Characters we’ve catalogued

Party composition changes weekly; pages here capture appearances observed during published sessions—not a canonical roster.