| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| Azual04-04-05, 06:03 PM | Anyone know where i can find a bunch of these? Just wondering, they could give me ideas. |
| Habronicus04-04-05, 06:07 PM | Have you tried the Download section right here in Wizards.com? |
| Anthus_Longblade04-04-05, 08:14 PM | If you check page 44 of the DMG, you'll find a table with 100 adventure ideas on it. They're not nescessarily 6th level, but they're great for inspiration and, as you say, ideas. |
| Draco Strang04-04-05, 08:27 PM | Yea, Wizards has a bunch of free mini-modules that are level dependent for download on their site. Here ya go (http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/oa/20030530b) They're one-shots that can be easily incorporated into any campaign. I've done a few of varying levels on nights I don't have time to actually write for my campaign. They work pretty well. Also...try the modules "Speaker in Dreams" or "Standing Stone" published by WOTC. They're 3.0, but you can adapt them easily enough. Both of them are more intrigue and mystery, instead of straight dungeoncrawling. Hell, you could write something, or poke around the boards. Good luck. |
| Phrennzy04-04-05, 08:31 PM | Dungeon magazine. New format has one low level, one medium, and one high. All can be adapted to whatever level you want. |
| Azual04-06-05, 01:51 PM | Dungeon magazine. New format has one low level, one medium, and one high. All can be adapted to whatever level you want. not bad i should get a subscription to it, though i have one to dragon right now. :) cant afford both! |