Chapter 1: Port Nyanzaru

Chult was once a playground for a green dragon. Her bones mark the location of a hidden treasure trove. If you travel to Mezro and head east across the Laughing Gorge, then south toward Kir Sabal, you might stumble on the dragon’s bones and earn yourself a place in the history books!

A waitress shares that it The Flaming Fist has already plundered the ruins of Mezro, so time could be short.
The Flaming Fist is a mercenary company headquartered in (and fiercely loyal to) Baldur’s Gate. The Fist maintains a permanent stronghold in Chult at Fort Beluarian. From there, Flaming Fist patrols strike out into the jungle to "pacify" territory and claim lost treasures..

The Flaming Fist does as it pleases, including demanding that explorers buy charters. A charter grants permission to the holder to explore Chult and plunder its riches, but half of an expedition’s proceeds and discoveries must be turned over to the Flaming Fist.

For example if you put 6 silver on Banana you roll 1d4 and score 2, 3 or 4 it means you win and earn 2 silvers, but loose your 6 if you roll 1.
However if you put 6 silver on Jungle Princess you would roll 1d6 and loose your 6 unless you roll 1. But if you roll 1 you are 30 silver richer than before.

If you participate racing as pilot you do not get any money. You could only earn some fame. You will compete with each other and I may add 1-2 NPCs

A race runs a length of 300 feet. We will do it in rounds: every round, make a Wisdom (Animal Handling) check; the DCs for different types of dinosaurs are listed in table below. Each player could use any dinosaur of his choice.
With each successful Animal Handling check, the first number listed as the dinosaur’s speed is added to its "running tally." . If the check fails, that dinosaur’s tally doesn’t increase that turn. When a racer’s tally equals or exceeds 300, that dinosaur crosses the finish line. A racer can try to move at the higher listed speed by lashing the animal furiously; in this case, the Animal Handling check is made with advantage, but the dinosaur must also make a successful DC 10 Constitution check at the end of this round or its speed is halved for the rest of the race.

No initiative is involved. Riders can make their Animal Handling checks in any order, or all at the same time. If two or more dinosaurs cross the finish line on the same round, the one with the highest tally wins. If the tallies are the same, the racers tied. In the event of a tie, brawls are likely to break out in trackside betting pools.



* For this dino if an Animal Handling check made with advantage due to lashing fails by 5 or more, the animal goes berserk and is out of the race