Drop it into an existing campaign
Use it after an accidental TPK, a deliberate death, or any wrong turn that deposits your heroes in Hell.
Infernal form 77-B · First printing
TPK is only the beginning.
When the whole party wakes up dead, an exhausted infernal middle-manager offers them one bureaucratic loophole back to life. All they have to do is survive Hell's filing system.
Only 25 paper copies in the first printing
Filed for your consideration
Use it after an accidental TPK, a deliberate death, or any wrong turn that deposits your heroes in Hell.
Five chapters combine social play, puzzles, exploration, escalating combats, and a contractually dubious finale.
Alternate paths, scaling guidance, quick-reference rules, NPC motivations, and failure outcomes help the GM improvise.
Characters may escape death, but infernal boons, debts, scars, and unsigned amendments can follow them home.
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$30
A full-color A4 saddle-stitched copy from the limited first printing.
“If they succeed, they are sent back to life. If they fail… well, the hell with them.”
About the publisher
Brass Quill Press is the work of Mikhail Simin, a DM who believes dire rolls should create new stories instead of ending them. The Ledger of the Damned began during a Waterdeep campaign: when his players worried that a desperate combat was heading for a total party kill, Mikhail promised he would still make it fun and started joking about what might happen next. The undead dragon did not survive revision, but the adventure did.
Inspired by the generosity and craft of actual-play storytellers including Aabria Iyengar, Matt Mercer, and Brennan Lee Mulligan, and by creators such as Ginny Di, Mikhail created Brass Quill to make lighter, constantly funny adventures. The goal is simple: give every table more room for laughter and collaboration.
Frequently disputed clauses
It is an unofficial third-party adventure for fifth-edition fantasy roleplaying. Rules material is used under the SRD 5.1 Creative Commons license.
The first printing ships from California after Dragon Con. Standard US delivery is estimated at 3–8 business days after dispatch.
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