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#1
liquid150
Oct 28, 2008 10:11:26 Is there extremely limited eberron material available, or is it just me?

Keep in mind I am by no means an experienced DM, nor am I acting DM in my game at this point in time. Creating my own adventure is not out of the question, but would be fairly time consuming.

My party is level 6 and our DM is currently unsure where we will go after the adventure we just began. I don't believe he is very experienced, either, as we have been using the pre-made adventures.

Is building from the ground up our only option after this? We will be clear to level 9 or so but then the material seems to dry up. How is the availability on 4e adventures, and can they be reasonably adapted to a 3.5e game?

Thanks in advance for any thoughts, opinions, or advice.
#2
Amaril
Oct 28, 2008 15:08:35 What adventure did you just begin? Eyes of the Lich Queen starts at 5th level and runs up to 10th level, IIRC.

You could always look to the Age of Worms adventure path which goes up to 20th-level. Keith wrote conversion notes available in the free AoW Overload PDF.

Dragons of Eberron and Secrets of Xen'drik have plenty of plug-and-play encounters for mid- to high-level parties, as does Explorer's Handbook.
#3
liquid150
Oct 29, 2008 7:56:19
What adventure did you just begin? Eyes of the Lich Queen starts at 5th level and runs up to 10th level, IIRC.

You could always look to the Age of Worms adventure path which goes up to 20th-level. Keith wrote conversion notes available in the free AoW Overload PDF.

Dragons of Eberron and Secrets of Xen'drik have plenty of plug-and-play encounters for mid- to high-level parties, as does Explorer's Handbook.

Thank you sir, I obtained at least one more adventure to tide us over following your advice, and I will look into AoW.
#4
trevg
Nov 03, 2008 21:13:11
Is there extremely limited eberron material available, or is it just me?

Keep in mind I am by no means an experienced DM, nor am I acting DM in my game at this point in time. Creating my own adventure is not out of the question, but would be fairly time consuming.

My party is level 6 and our DM is currently unsure where we will go after the adventure we just began. I don't believe he is very experienced, either, as we have been using the pre-made adventures.

Is building from the ground up our only option after this? We will be clear to level 9 or so but then the material seems to dry up. How is the availability on 4e adventures, and can they be reasonably adapted to a 3.5e game?

Thanks in advance for any thoughts, opinions, or advice.

Here is a list of the adventures that appeared in Dungeon magazine
#113 - The Queen With Burning Eyes (Level 1)
#115 - Steel Shadows (Level 7)
#117 - Fallen Angel (Level 4)
#123 - Shards of Eberron: Crypt of Crimson Stars (Level 6)
#124 - Shards of Eberron: Temple of the Scorpion God (Level 7)
#125 - Shards of Eberron: Pit of the Fire Lord (Level 8)
#129 - Murder in Oakbridge (Level 5)
#133 - Chimes at Midnight (Level 5)
#136 - Tensions Rising
#143 - Riding the Rails (Level 5)
#147 - The Aundairian Job (Level 5)
#150 - Quoth the Raven (Level 8)
#151 - Hell’s Heart [October 2007]
#5
Elton74
Nov 04, 2008 10:19:24 Actually, there is an unlimited amount of material available for Eberron. You're only limiting yourself.
#6
liquid150
Nov 04, 2008 11:45:39
Actually, there is an unlimited amount of material available for Eberron. You're only limiting yourself.

Hah yes I know but as my DM is not highly experienced I was looking for easy pre-set stuff.

I am planning to work up a campaign but currently I am a player, not the DM.

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#1 liquid150 Oct 28, 2008 10:11:26	Is there extremely limited eberron material available, or is it just me? Keep in mind I am by no means an experienced DM, nor am I acting DM in my game at this point in time. Creating my own adventure is not out of the question, but would be fairly time consuming. My party is level 6 and our DM is currently unsure where we will go after the adventure we just began. I don't believe he is very experienced, either, as we have been using the pre-made adventures. Is building from the ground up our only option after this? We will be clear to level 9 or so but then the material seems to dry up. How is the availability on 4e adventures, and can they be reasonably adapted to a 3.5e game? Thanks in advance for any thoughts, opinions, or advice.
#2 Amaril Oct 28, 2008 15:08:35	What adventure did you just begin? Eyes of the Lich Queen starts at 5th level and runs up to 10th level, IIRC. You could always look to the Age of Worms adventure path which goes up to 20th-level. Keith wrote conversion notes available in the free AoW Overload PDF. Dragons of Eberron and Secrets of Xen'drik have plenty of plug-and-play encounters for mid- to high-level parties, as does Explorer's Handbook.
#3 liquid150 Oct 29, 2008 7:56:19	What adventure did you just begin? Eyes of the Lich Queen starts at 5th level and runs up to 10th level, IIRC. You could always look to the Age of Worms adventure path which goes up to 20th-level. Keith wrote conversion notes available in the free AoW Overload PDF. Dragons of Eberron and Secrets of Xen'drik have plenty of plug-and-play encounters for mid- to high-level parties, as does Explorer's Handbook. Thank you sir, I obtained at least one more adventure to tide us over following your advice, and I will look into AoW.
#4 trevg Nov 03, 2008 21:13:11	Is there extremely limited eberron material available, or is it just me? Keep in mind I am by no means an experienced DM, nor am I acting DM in my game at this point in time. Creating my own adventure is not out of the question, but would be fairly time consuming. My party is level 6 and our DM is currently unsure where we will go after the adventure we just began. I don't believe he is very experienced, either, as we have been using the pre-made adventures. Is building from the ground up our only option after this? We will be clear to level 9 or so but then the material seems to dry up. How is the availability on 4e adventures, and can they be reasonably adapted to a 3.5e game? Thanks in advance for any thoughts, opinions, or advice. Here is a list of the adventures that appeared in Dungeon magazine #113 - The Queen With Burning Eyes (Level 1) #115 - Steel Shadows (Level 7) #117 - Fallen Angel (Level 4) #123 - Shards of Eberron: Crypt of Crimson Stars (Level 6) #124 - Shards of Eberron: Temple of the Scorpion God (Level 7) #125 - Shards of Eberron: Pit of the Fire Lord (Level 8) #129 - Murder in Oakbridge (Level 5) #133 - Chimes at Midnight (Level 5) #136 - Tensions Rising #143 - Riding the Rails (Level 5) #147 - The Aundairian Job (Level 5) #150 - Quoth the Raven (Level 8) #151 - Hell’s Heart [October 2007]
#5 Elton74 Nov 04, 2008 10:19:24	Actually, there is an unlimited amount of material available for Eberron. You're only limiting yourself.
#6 liquid150 Nov 04, 2008 11:45:39	Actually, there is an unlimited amount of material available for Eberron. You're only limiting yourself. Hah yes I know but as my DM is not highly experienced I was looking for easy pre-set stuff. I am planning to work up a campaign but currently I am a player, not the DM.