The cover to the D&D one shot adventure Candlekeep Murders: The Deadwinter

Prophecy.
9. Candlekeep Murders: The Deadwinter Prophecy
While technically this isn’t a one shot, it’s also one of the best D&D murder
mysteries ever made, so we had to include it on this list. Designed for level 3-5
characters, this series of adventures takes place at the library of Candlekeep,
with the players arriving shortly after the head Keeper of Tomes has been murdered.
Players are then tasked with finding the killer, while dealing with terrifying
monsters, deadly secrets and scheming librarians. The adventure features three new
monsters, a random library section generator, unique NPCs, printable clues, 24
locations inside the keep and an introduction from Forgotten Realms creator Ed
Greenwood.

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The cover to the D&D one shot adventure A Murder in Mossbank.

8. A Murder in Mossbank
Created for party of Level 1-2 characters, this short-but-satisfying one shot
murder mystery can be wrapped up in about 2-3 hours. The adventure takes place in
the idyllic town of Mossbank, which is reeling after the death of a beloved
community leader. The players are then hired by the Mayor to find the killer and
are soon gathering clues, interviewing townsfolk and investigating the larger and
much stranger mystery that lies the heart of Mossbank. It’s an a solid adventure
that can easily be tailored to just about any campaign.

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