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adventures path for version3.0... where do i obtain it?

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#1
monjombo
Jul 16, 2008 9:34:29 i am a new dm, about 2 play 2 times a week. with this in mind i have started to subscribe to dungeon magazine..... i see the scales of war... adventures path. i love it... however i think 3.0 path which is already published would allow me to progress more accordingly... if anyone knows to look on the wizards website to download this. i would be greatly appreciated
#2
DMaple
Jul 16, 2008 10:13:40 Is English not your first language?

You will not find a 3.0 or 3.5 Adventure Path at Wizard's site. They are only supporting their 4th Edition rules from now on, and never produced an Adventure Path for 3rd Edition.

Paizo released three Adventure Paths for 3rd Edition in Dungeon, when they were publishing it Shackled City, Age of Worms and Savage Tide. Since WotC took over Dungeon magazine, Paizo have continued to support the 3rd Edition rules with their Pathfinder series which are Adventure Paths. Visit http://paizo.com/ for more information.

http://www.enworld.org/ also produced one as did Mongoose and other companies.
#3
kouk
Jul 24, 2008 12:51:19 There is a WotC 3.0 adventure "path" in the form of the 3.0 published adventures. Begins with Sunless Citadel and ends with Bastion of Broken Souls. You can find most of them pretty cheaply on Amazon or similar.

However, "path" is in quotes because the adventures are only loosely connected. At best players will say, "Oh yeah... I remember something about that..."

Any earlier edition adventure will have to be converted, and with a good dose of DM judgment and thinking in order to adapt to the changes in monster levels and even existence of certain monsters. Remember that the monsters you choose are usually not that important to the adventure paths, the overall storyline is most important.
#4
john_paul_stoddard
Jul 24, 2008 13:09:36
i am a new dm, about 2 play 2 times a week. with this in mind i have started to subscribe to dungeon magazine..... i see the scales of war... adventures path. i love it... however i think 3.0 path which is already published would allow me to progress more accordingly... if anyone knows to look on the wizards website to download this. i would be greatly appreciated

I am currious...how do you know you love It. since it just got started.
I am not saying it will be bad...but things promised are not as they are always delivered..you just might be disappointed..
If your about to play two times a week, hold off if your Using 4E, theres only 2 Adventures out so Far, plus whats been in Dungeon E-zine..I don't Know about you but when we play we play at least 10 hours at a time. And Remember Some released are high levels..So unless you wanna advance the Player Characters extremely fast, most likely you will be adhocking a bunch of stuff. Which Usually is not easy for New DMs.

Paizo is where you need to look for the Other 3.? Adventure Paths..You might have some luck on Ebay, as I believe at least 1 is already out of print.

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#1 monjombo Jul 16, 2008 9:34:29	i am a new dm, about 2 play 2 times a week. with this in mind i have started to subscribe to dungeon magazine..... i see the scales of war... adventures path. i love it... however i think 3.0 path which is already published would allow me to progress more accordingly... if anyone knows to look on the wizards website to download this. i would be greatly appreciated
#2 DMaple Jul 16, 2008 10:13:40	Is English not your first language? You will not find a 3.0 or 3.5 Adventure Path at Wizard's site. They are only supporting their 4th Edition rules from now on, and never produced an Adventure Path for 3rd Edition. Paizo released three Adventure Paths for 3rd Edition in Dungeon, when they were publishing it Shackled City, Age of Worms and Savage Tide. Since WotC took over Dungeon magazine, Paizo have continued to support the 3rd Edition rules with their Pathfinder series which are Adventure Paths. Visit http://paizo.com/ for more information. http://www.enworld.org/ also produced one as did Mongoose and other companies.
#3 kouk Jul 24, 2008 12:51:19	There is a WotC 3.0 adventure "path" in the form of the 3.0 published adventures. Begins with Sunless Citadel and ends with Bastion of Broken Souls. You can find most of them pretty cheaply on Amazon or similar. However, "path" is in quotes because the adventures are only loosely connected. At best players will say, "Oh yeah... I remember something about that..." Any earlier edition adventure will have to be converted, and with a good dose of DM judgment and thinking in order to adapt to the changes in monster levels and even existence of certain monsters. Remember that the monsters you choose are usually not that important to the adventure paths, the overall storyline is most important.
#4 john_paul_stoddard Jul 24, 2008 13:09:36	i am a new dm, about 2 play 2 times a week. with this in mind i have started to subscribe to dungeon magazine..... i see the scales of war... adventures path. i love it... however i think 3.0 path which is already published would allow me to progress more accordingly... if anyone knows to look on the wizards website to download this. i would be greatly appreciated I am currious...how do you know you love It. since it just got started. I am not saying it will be bad...but things promised are not as they are always delivered..you just might be disappointed.. If your about to play two times a week, hold off if your Using 4E, theres only 2 Adventures out so Far, plus whats been in Dungeon E-zine..I don't Know about you but when we play we play at least 10 hours at a time. And Remember Some released are high levels..So unless you wanna advance the Player Characters extremely fast, most likely you will be adhocking a bunch of stuff. Which Usually is not easy for New DMs. Paizo is where you need to look for the Other 3.? Adventure Paths..You might have some luck on Ebay, as I believe at least 1 is already out of print.