1st level adventures [Archive] - Wizards Community

1st level adventures [Archive] - Wizards Community

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meatpuppet
04-26-06, 10:05 AM I was wondering what would be a good adventure to start an Eberron campaign (with a group of four PCs) ?

Two of my players already played "the forgotten forge" so we can't use that one. I just finished reading "the queen with burning eyes" (dungeon #113 IIRC) and it's for six PCs on the verge of leveling up so it seems a bit too harsh for a group of adventurers with 0 experience points..

Is there is any other good 1st level Eberron adventures out there (Wotc, Dungeon magazine, etc.)?

thanks in advance :D
MadLetter
04-26-06, 01:11 PM I remember "Fallen Angel" as a lowlevel adventure (about lv 1 - 5).

It's from a Dungeon Mag of Dec '04 IIRC.

On the other Hand you could always put smething together by yourself. I personally think it's the better way to bring an own adventure at first level :)

For possible Ideas just open your ECS and you'll find an idea very soon.. ;)
Kid SixXx
04-26-06, 01:17 PM IOn the other Hand you could always put smething together by yourself. I personally think it's the better way to bring an own adventure at first level :)

For possible Ideas just open your ECS and you'll find an idea very soon.. ;)

Check the Free Adventures available at the WOTC website. Most generic adventures convert fairly easily to Eberron gameplay.

The Forgotten Forge is probably a good place to start, however, if you intend to run the rest of the Schema adventure path.

Our DM decided against running that set in favor of adventures with more psionic elements involved in the storyline. The lack of attention to psionics in current Eberron materiels disturbs him.
meatpuppet
04-28-06, 02:07 PM Thanks

Maybe I'll try a small Wotc free adventure like "Wreck ashore" before sending my players on a date with the queen with burning eyes
Tom McCarthy
04-28-06, 03:50 PM Fallen Angel is for 4th level, IIRC, so it's not the answer.

I've enjoyed some success quickly fielding older AD&D modules under 3.5. Something like The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh might work well in any coastal region.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
meatpuppet 04-26-06, 10:05 AM	I was wondering what would be a good adventure to start an Eberron campaign (with a group of four PCs) ? Two of my players already played "the forgotten forge" so we can't use that one. I just finished reading "the queen with burning eyes" (dungeon #113 IIRC) and it's for six PCs on the verge of leveling up so it seems a bit too harsh for a group of adventurers with 0 experience points.. Is there is any other good 1st level Eberron adventures out there (Wotc, Dungeon magazine, etc.)? thanks in advance :D
MadLetter 04-26-06, 01:11 PM	I remember "Fallen Angel" as a lowlevel adventure (about lv 1 - 5). It's from a Dungeon Mag of Dec '04 IIRC. On the other Hand you could always put smething together by yourself. I personally think it's the better way to bring an own adventure at first level :) For possible Ideas just open your ECS and you'll find an idea very soon.. ;)
Kid SixXx 04-26-06, 01:17 PM	IOn the other Hand you could always put smething together by yourself. I personally think it's the better way to bring an own adventure at first level :) For possible Ideas just open your ECS and you'll find an idea very soon.. ;) Check the Free Adventures available at the WOTC website. Most generic adventures convert fairly easily to Eberron gameplay. The Forgotten Forge is probably a good place to start, however, if you intend to run the rest of the Schema adventure path. Our DM decided against running that set in favor of adventures with more psionic elements involved in the storyline. The lack of attention to psionics in current Eberron materiels disturbs him.
meatpuppet 04-28-06, 02:07 PM	Thanks Maybe I'll try a small Wotc free adventure like "Wreck ashore" before sending my players on a date with the queen with burning eyes
Tom McCarthy 04-28-06, 03:50 PM	Fallen Angel is for 4th level, IIRC, so it's not the answer. I've enjoyed some success quickly fielding older AD&D modules under 3.5. Something like The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh might work well in any coastal region.