| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| DtotheG02-21-05, 07:47 PM | I've played the basic Set Adventure a couple times, does anybody have any good adventures to use with the basic set materials? |
| Seeker9502-21-05, 09:51 PM | You can use just about any D&D adventure with the basic set. Conversion requirements are minimal. |
| DtotheG02-21-05, 09:56 PM | thx, it's just that some of the monsters have differentt abilities and stuff and the conversions may get confusing |
| Seeker9502-21-05, 09:58 PM | True... but you don't really need to convert the monsters. I doubt you will find much in the way of new adventures. The Basic Set is a "starter set" designed to get you playing D&D. Think of it as the Demo CD of a video game or the taste test for food at the supermarket. Want more? Buy the real thing! :D |
| Jackhammer John02-22-05, 03:26 AM | Actually, the first Adventure Set for 3.0 had some great adventures that I feel a much better job at showing new players varied adventures. You can still pick it up for ten bucks. |
| DtotheG02-22-05, 08:22 PM | Thanks. Also, when a character "levels up" is that forever or just for that gaming session. |
| Goblyn02-22-05, 09:10 PM | Thanks. Also, when a character "levels up" is that forever or just for that gaming session. As you wish; if you are new to the game, it may behoove you to 'reset' the experience a couple of times in order to solidly grasp the rules and such. Usually, however, a level up is forever*. *Until, of course, that character meets up with some particularly nasty beast that drains experience levels, but don't worry about that. For now, nail the basics. |