Another RPG Bundle - Legendary Beginnings

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This is an offer of adventures aimed at new D&D 5E players from Legendary games - they're designed to be playable with the full rules-set or the simplified starter set:

https://bundleofholding.com/presents/Beginnings

Legendary Beginnings

This all-new Legendary Beginnings 5E Bundle features the Legendary Beginnings line of all-ages tabletop fantasy roleplaying adventures from Legendary Games for Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition and compatible rules systems. Legendary Beginnings presents exciting adventures especially designed for those new to roleplaying or on the younger side. These adventures can be played with the full D&D 5E rules or the simplified Starter Set. Each standalone scenario has plenty of action and opportunities to work as a team, both in straight-up fighting bad guys and in finding creative solutions to the challenges those villains put in your path. Whether your players are your own kids, neighbors, youth groups, scout troops, or just friends who've never rolled polyhedral dice, these adventures make their introduction to roleplaying a Legendary Beginning.

We provide each title complete in .PDF. Like all Bundle of Holding titles, these ebooks have NO DRM (Digital Restrictions Management), and our customers are entitled to move them freely among all their devices. (By publisher request, the DriveThruRPG versions of these files are inobtrusively watermarked.)

The total retail value of the introductory D&D Fifth Edition scenarios in this Legendary Beginnings 5E Bundle is US$70. Customers who pay just US$14.95 get all seven adventures and play aids in our Legendary Collection (retail value $70) as DRM-free ebooks, including the complete Trail of the Apprentice Adventure Path (retail price $30), plus its Image Cards (retail $5); A Feast of Flavor (retail $10), along with the 5E versions of its Pursuit Deck (retail $3) and Quest Deck (retail price $5); Into the Feyweald (retail $7); and Crisis at Falling Spring Station (retail $10).

I'm not really into fantasy RPGs these days so this is a bit wasted on me, but it's nice to see some attention paid to less experienced players. Not convinced that 5E is necessarily the best system for this, but it's probably the one that most people know and quantity has a quality of its own - because there are a lot of players and GMs around, players who know the system a little will probably be able to find someone running a game in their area.