boxed adventures??? [Archive] - Wizards Community

boxed adventures??? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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capone888
08-23-04, 10:23 AM Are there any boxed D&D adventures for ver. 3.0 and/or 3.5? We are a new group, and started playing through the Sunless Citadel adventure. We are planning on playing the rest of that series (I believe there are 8 books in all). However, are there any boxed adventures that come with more visuals?

I am thinking along the lines of the Dragon Mountain game from second edition. That came with battle grids, player handouts, etc. Does anything like that exist for the new 3.# version of D&D? If not now, are there any release dates scheduled in the future for a similar game?

Thanks.
FirePhoenix
08-23-04, 10:35 AM There is a boxed adventure dealie for 3.0 that has around 5 adventures, 6 characters, dice, and markers. I still use the markers with my gaming group and i bought it a few years ago. There is also one coming out for 3.5, not sure when but it's in the near future.
capone888
08-23-04, 11:01 AM Do you know the name of the 3.0 adventure, and/or the upcoming adventure?
Paladin18
08-23-04, 10:12 PM I believe he is referring to these:

http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/dndcore/863490000

http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/dndacc/966470000

I have the adventure game and plan to by the basic game when it comes out. I highly recommend the adventure game though I'm not sure if it's exactly what you are looking for.
Black Jack Davey
08-31-04, 01:46 AM They don't do boxed adventures anymore. I don't know why, I like the idea. It makes them more useful to have all that other stuff in it, too.
Grayson
08-31-04, 03:54 AM Adventures weren't particularily profitable, so they haven't done many of them. There's TONS of third party adventures out there.

If you're looking for extras, you can't beat the two Dark Awakenings modules. Comes with a CD that has sounds, printable colour maps, 3D scenes, and the adventure in searchable PDF format. They're -very- nicely done.
Black Jack Davey
08-31-04, 12:17 PM I think more than sounds people look for things like monsters, classes, spell, items, ect...

At least I do. I like to see original things in adventures, and resources that show how to use those in your game outside of that adventure.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
capone888 08-23-04, 10:23 AM	Are there any boxed D&D adventures for ver. 3.0 and/or 3.5? We are a new group, and started playing through the Sunless Citadel adventure. We are planning on playing the rest of that series (I believe there are 8 books in all). However, are there any boxed adventures that come with more visuals? I am thinking along the lines of the Dragon Mountain game from second edition. That came with battle grids, player handouts, etc. Does anything like that exist for the new 3.# version of D&D? If not now, are there any release dates scheduled in the future for a similar game? Thanks.
FirePhoenix 08-23-04, 10:35 AM	There is a boxed adventure dealie for 3.0 that has around 5 adventures, 6 characters, dice, and markers. I still use the markers with my gaming group and i bought it a few years ago. There is also one coming out for 3.5, not sure when but it's in the near future.
capone888 08-23-04, 11:01 AM	Do you know the name of the 3.0 adventure, and/or the upcoming adventure?
Paladin18 08-23-04, 10:12 PM	I believe he is referring to these: http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/dndcore/863490000 http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/dndacc/966470000 I have the adventure game and plan to by the basic game when it comes out. I highly recommend the adventure game though I'm not sure if it's exactly what you are looking for.
Black Jack Davey 08-31-04, 01:46 AM	They don't do boxed adventures anymore. I don't know why, I like the idea. It makes them more useful to have all that other stuff in it, too.
Grayson 08-31-04, 03:54 AM	Adventures weren't particularily profitable, so they haven't done many of them. There's TONS of third party adventures out there. If you're looking for extras, you can't beat the two Dark Awakenings modules. Comes with a CD that has sounds, printable colour maps, 3D scenes, and the adventure in searchable PDF format. They're -very- nicely done.
Black Jack Davey 08-31-04, 12:17 PM	I think more than sounds people look for things like monsters, classes, spell, items, ect... At least I do. I like to see original things in adventures, and resources that show how to use those in your game outside of that adventure.