Where to find Adventures/Modules? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Where to find Adventures/Modules? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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AlexanderHeppe
02-10-04, 07:53 AM Well met!

With WotC not going to publish any FR Modules anymore, I would kindly ask the Forum Members where they get Modules/Adventures written especially for the Realms.

I am always looking forward to Dungeon-Magazine Issues featuring FR-Modules, but are there any good Fan-made/homebrewed Adventures available as well?? Despite DnDAdventures.com I could hardly find anything else.

I would especially welcome modules set in the North or the Swordcoast Area.

Thank you in advance.
Kuje31
02-10-04, 01:39 PM Originally posted by AlexanderHeppe
Well met!

With WotC not going to publish any FR Modules anymore, I would kindly ask the Forum Members where they get Modules/Adventures written especially for the Realms.

I am always looking forward to Dungeon-Magazine Issues featuring FR-Modules, but are there any good Fan-made/homebrewed Adventures available as well?? Despite DnDAdventures.com I could hardly find anything else.

I would especially welcome modules set in the North or the Swordcoast Area.

Thank you in advance.

I mostly use Dungeon now, and Sword & Sorcery's modules. Or the old FR modules but I don't buy modules that much and usually make up my own dungeons......
AlexanderHeppe
02-11-04, 02:54 AM Yes, but to be more clear, with "available", I meant to imply not only those modules out there in the stores (the whole d20 engine putting them out) but also sources where modules are available for download, adventure databases or whatever...
ender
02-11-04, 05:33 AM The Northern Journey campaign (Lvls 1-20) is set in the realms. Um... in the North, to be exact. :) I haven't looked at it that closely, but I think it spans from Neverwinter all the way to the Great Dale. You can find it here: http://www.steigerwaldedv.com/vintyri/

Everyone says this module is great. Be aware that it develops all the regions in exceptional detail and deviates from canon on key points.
Lashan
02-11-04, 06:18 AM There is also the question of how much work do you want to do? Some of the old 1E and 2E modules can be converted to 3E with some effort. Sometimes, people have already done that on the web somewhere. There are conversion sites.

Dungeon magazine is a great source for stuff. Even if a module is not "officially" FR, it wouldn't take much effort to turn it into something that would fit into FR. Some of the adventures even mention places to put it in the begining of the adventure.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
AlexanderHeppe 02-10-04, 07:53 AM	Well met! With WotC not going to publish any FR Modules anymore, I would kindly ask the Forum Members where they get Modules/Adventures written especially for the Realms. I am always looking forward to Dungeon-Magazine Issues featuring FR-Modules, but are there any good Fan-made/homebrewed Adventures available as well?? Despite DnDAdventures.com I could hardly find anything else. I would especially welcome modules set in the North or the Swordcoast Area. Thank you in advance.
Kuje31 02-10-04, 01:39 PM	Originally posted by AlexanderHeppe Well met! With WotC not going to publish any FR Modules anymore, I would kindly ask the Forum Members where they get Modules/Adventures written especially for the Realms. I am always looking forward to Dungeon-Magazine Issues featuring FR-Modules, but are there any good Fan-made/homebrewed Adventures available as well?? Despite DnDAdventures.com I could hardly find anything else. I would especially welcome modules set in the North or the Swordcoast Area. Thank you in advance. I mostly use Dungeon now, and Sword & Sorcery's modules. Or the old FR modules but I don't buy modules that much and usually make up my own dungeons......
AlexanderHeppe 02-11-04, 02:54 AM	Yes, but to be more clear, with "available", I meant to imply not only those modules out there in the stores (the whole d20 engine putting them out) but also sources where modules are available for download, adventure databases or whatever...
ender 02-11-04, 05:33 AM	The Northern Journey campaign (Lvls 1-20) is set in the realms. Um... in the North, to be exact. :) I haven't looked at it that closely, but I think it spans from Neverwinter all the way to the Great Dale. You can find it here: http://www.steigerwaldedv.com/vintyri/ Everyone says this module is great. Be aware that it develops all the regions in exceptional detail and deviates from canon on key points.
Lashan 02-11-04, 06:18 AM	There is also the question of how much work do you want to do? Some of the old 1E and 2E modules can be converted to 3E with some effort. Sometimes, people have already done that on the web somewhere. There are conversion sites. Dungeon magazine is a great source for stuff. Even if a module is not "officially" FR, it wouldn't take much effort to turn it into something that would fit into FR. Some of the adventures even mention places to put it in the begining of the adventure.