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#1 DungeonKrusher Feb 27, 2015 20:11:35	Help me out here... there was a supplement for either 3E or 4E which was basically a collection of 20 short little encounters. It wasn't really a story, just something a DM could run on the fly. Does anybody remember that? I'm curious if anybody's seen anything like that for 5E yet. I'm trying to find ways to run one-shot adventures on nights when the entire group can't come together, and have a fun time.
#2 DM_HEEGZ Feb 27, 2015 21:03:55	4e called Dungeon Delve. I don't own it, but it should be pretty easy to adapt.
#3 grendel111111 Feb 28, 2015 22:32:21	http://www.dndclassics.com/product/110211/Dungeon-Delve-4e   http://www.dndclassics.com/product/17021/I13-Adventure-Pack-I-1e?it=1   http://www.dndclassics.com/product/16846/Book-of-Lairs-Forgotten-Realms-2e?it=1   There were also 2 book of lairs not specific to any location, and one for dragon lance (and one for spell jammer) (but these haven't been put up in the d and d classics yet).   Also the dungeon magazine in general and the annuals had some of the best of teh adventures compiled into one book.    There were also castle sites, city sites and country sites which gave short adventures based on locations. (these are on D and D classics.
#4 Nevvur Feb 28, 2015 23:44:27	Ya, I've got Dungeon Delves myself and adapted a few for 5e.  As basic premises, each delve is suitable for a quick adventure, but the trap and monster stats require a lot of modification to work in 5e.   I'd love to see something like this for 5e as well. D&D Expeditions modules (e.g. Secrets of Sokol Keep, Dues for the Dead, etc.)  are similar in scope, but with more backstory and role playing, compared to Dungeon Delve's straight to the dungeon setup. As a DM for my FLGS's Expeditions night, they provide a link for free access to the PDFs for each adventure. I'm not not sure if you can get them legally, otherwise.