From publisher blurb: Hope Not Lost is a Solo Origin Adventure for a first level cleric. Hope Not Lost is designed for one gamemaster and one player. Though Hope Not Lost is designed for 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons it can easily be adapted to most RPG systems. The adventure begins with the player's birth when they are left on the steps of a temple. The priest of the church raises the player as their own child and to be a priest of the order. The first part of the adventure gives the player four encounters to develop and test their early morality and values. At the end of the four encounters the player is ordained and is given their first character sheet. Depending on their choices they will gain light or darkness points to spend on customizing their skills before proceeding to the next portion of the adventure. After the ordination the player is assigned a church in a remote village that hasn't had a priest in over three years. Upon arriving to the remote village the player will have to repair relations with the village and its people. The adventure climaxes with the discovery of a dark secret and a dungeon the player must conquer to restore order to the village. What Is Included Hope Not Lost Includes the following with the digital download package: 42 Page PDF of the main adventure module Maps available in both PDF and JPEG formats A Narration Package that includes both Audio files of most of the read alouds and Videos for many of them, too. Pregenerated Character sheets for the Life, Light, and War Domains A Master Player Handout PDF that has many graphical handouts you can use either digitally or to print physically and give to your player for most of the encounters. A Temple Worksheet which can be treated as a mini game for the player to work on and upgrade the Temple of Narbonne A short Gamemaster guide PDF to help the GM understand the flow of the adventure. A PDF of a Sermon and Prayer Journal designed to help the player actually roleplay delivering a service at their temple SEPERATE AND OPTIONAL - A set of physical cards have been made for this adventure too and are available as a seperate product