Help! Serious, serious help! [Archive] - Wizards Community

Help! Serious, serious help! [Archive] - Wizards Community

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DoveArrow
07-06-05, 01:54 AM Okay, so I went to download the scenario for the July packet. It didn't really say what it was, it just said DM's Mark July packet. My guess was they just hadn't come up with a title or something yet, so I request it, download it, take a look at it and go totally white. I have to design the module? I don't have time for that! I've just been busy writing a 7th level module for my home game, I don't want to have to write one for the RPGA too. If I had known that's what it was, I would've downloaded Finding the Way. But now, I've schedule the darn thing and I can't edit it (at least not that I can see). Do I have to run it? Please tell me I don't, because I don't want that kind of pressure right now.
MerricB
07-06-05, 03:18 AM No, you don't have to run it. You can e-mail rpga sanctioning to remove the event, or just report a deactivated session.

One option that is available to you is to run another published adventure - for instance one from Dungeon Magazine. (I've run "Queen of the Burning Eyes" from Dungeon 113 as a DM's Mark; "Fallen Angel" of Dungeon 117 also seems appropriate. Or, if your PCs haven't gone through it yet, the adventure in the Eberron Campaign Setting!).

DM's Mark adventures are set up so the DM can design their own adventure or run an adventure from a non-RPGA source. You can find out more about them here:
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebmoh/20041102a

Oh, and I think you can find some "DM's Mark" adventures that have been predesigned by fellow DMs in this group - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/markofheroes/
(or at least people to tell you where they are).

Cheers!
LugWrench
07-09-05, 02:33 AM The Minimodules available from the Downloads (I belive it is) section can also be useful. Tweak the location that the module takes place in, a few touch ups on the monsters to make sure they are Eberron-compliant, and youre ready to roll.
TimRat
07-09-05, 07:28 PM yes there are suggestions of what you area the adventure can take place but it can use any eberron area that you wish. you can take advantage of the story objects that are given out or not its up to you to design your own adventure for them.

if you wish not to like the previous poster said email rpgasanctioning and they will remove it from your order list.

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DoveArrow 07-06-05, 01:54 AM	Okay, so I went to download the scenario for the July packet. It didn't really say what it was, it just said DM's Mark July packet. My guess was they just hadn't come up with a title or something yet, so I request it, download it, take a look at it and go totally white. I have to design the module? I don't have time for that! I've just been busy writing a 7th level module for my home game, I don't want to have to write one for the RPGA too. If I had known that's what it was, I would've downloaded Finding the Way. But now, I've schedule the darn thing and I can't edit it (at least not that I can see). Do I have to run it? Please tell me I don't, because I don't want that kind of pressure right now.
MerricB 07-06-05, 03:18 AM	No, you don't have to run it. You can e-mail rpga sanctioning to remove the event, or just report a deactivated session. One option that is available to you is to run another published adventure - for instance one from Dungeon Magazine. (I've run "Queen of the Burning Eyes" from Dungeon 113 as a DM's Mark; "Fallen Angel" of Dungeon 117 also seems appropriate. Or, if your PCs haven't gone through it yet, the adventure in the Eberron Campaign Setting!). DM's Mark adventures are set up so the DM can design their own adventure or run an adventure from a non-RPGA source. You can find out more about them here: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebmoh/20041102a Oh, and I think you can find some "DM's Mark" adventures that have been predesigned by fellow DMs in this group - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/markofheroes/ (or at least people to tell you where they are). Cheers!
LugWrench 07-09-05, 02:33 AM	The Minimodules available from the Downloads (I belive it is) section can also be useful. Tweak the location that the module takes place in, a few touch ups on the monsters to make sure they are Eberron-compliant, and youre ready to roll.
TimRat 07-09-05, 07:28 PM	yes there are suggestions of what you area the adventure can take place but it can use any eberron area that you wish. you can take advantage of the story objects that are given out or not its up to you to design your own adventure for them. if you wish not to like the previous poster said email rpgasanctioning and they will remove it from your order list.