CAd

Curated Adventures or CAds for short are commercialized, pre-written and controlled adventures that allow adventurers from Eritora test their skills against real foes. While CAd business exist around the world the most famous, original, and best place to participate is in Turnbuckle Town. Here the three main CAd companies own land and host a wide variety of adventures. These companies are AD Venture, Dungeon Disasters LLC, and Goblin Games. CAds come in a wide variety of styles, difficulties and prices. Some can be accomplished in an afternoon for only 50gp/participant while others are epic multi-week or even month adventures that cost hundreds of thousands or even millions of gp.

Adventure Types

CAds are broken into nine genres which are as follows:

Adventure Type	Description
Fetch	Track down a specific object and bring it back—usually from somewhere inconvenient, guarded, or hard to reach.
3. Organizations/Businesses/Adventure Companies/CAd Types/Delivery	Get something (or someone) safely from Point A to Point B while obstacles, pursuers, terrain, or time pressure complicate every mile.
Protect	Hold the line: defend a person, place, convoy, or ritual long enough for it to survive what’s coming.
Destroy	Identify the target and eliminate it—an object, monster, structure, or system—before it can do more harm.
Investigate	Follow clues, interview witnesses, and connect patterns to reveal what’s really happening (and who benefits).
Negotiate	Resolve a conflict through diplomacy, leverage, and careful wording—success depends on relationships as much as risks.
Survival	Endure an environment that doesn’t care if you live: scarce resources, hostile weather, relentless threats, and tough choices.
Attain	Earn or achieve a goal that can’t simply be taken—win a contest, secure a title, learn a secret, or prove you’re worthy.
Combination	Two or more objectives collide (fetch + escape, negotiate + protect, investigate + destroy), forcing trade-offs and improvisation.

It is important to note that while CAds are curated, and often designed to work in the adventurers favor, they are dangerous and real and can result the the actual deaths of participants.