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#1
wellerpond
Sep 04, 2012 15:15:47 Any word on when some Neverwinter adventures will be published for the Neverwinter Campaign setting? Seems to be lacking...

Coulvan
#2
Sea-Envy
Sep 04, 2012 19:01:07 I don't think there was much of a plan for moduals after the setting book.

You may want to look at some of the Living Forgotten Realms moduals that are availible for download.
At least 1/2 a dozen of them are less then a weeks ride from Neverwinter.
#3
teacha
Sep 05, 2012 21:26:41 First, there are a number of Neverwinter adventures that are in the Dungeon Magazine if you have DDI. LFR is creating a series of NEW adventures in the Neverwinter setting but the progress of LFR has slowed over the last year. Keep watching their LFR site.
#4
Plaguescarred1
Sep 06, 2012 5:01:32 Dungeon 193 has the adventures Shards of Selûne and The Gauntlgrym Gambit set in Neverwinter region.
#5
mvincent
Sep 06, 2012 17:48:22
Any word on when some Neverwinter adventures will be published for the Neverwinter Campaign setting?

I believe WotC is done with that setting. Available adventures include:
- Gauntlgrym Gambit
- That Which Never Sleeps
- Halls of Undermountain

Hardcopy (but not normally available) adventures include:
- Gates of Neverdeath
- Lost Crown of Neverwinter
- Forge of the Dawn Titan
- Talon of Umberlee

Other possible resources:
- Gardmore Abbey could serve as Helm's Hold.
- Halls of Undermountain might be useable as Gauntlgrym (with some modification).
- Neverwinter video game
- Heroes of Neverwinter Facebook game

#6
crzyhawk
Sep 06, 2012 20:30:08 Are the items you list as hardcopy actually available some where? All but gates of neverdeath are shown to be lair assault or encounters. I thought these were not available for purchase?
#7
Imruphel
Sep 07, 2012 10:05:05 My favourite is Shards of Selûne. It's one of my favourite DDi adventures for 4E.

Are the items you list as hardcopy actually available some where? All but gates of neverdeath are shown to be lair assault or encounters. I thought these were not available for purchase?

They're not available legally but easy enough to find - except for Gates of Neverdeath: I simply cannot find it.

If you have access to 2E Dungeon magazines I would recommend the fifth adventure in the Mere of Dead Men series - Eye of Myrkul - for conversion to 4E. I think it would work perfectly with the Thayan schemes in Neverwinter particularly if you accept the premise that the skull of Chardansearavitriol has the power to animate the bones of the black dragon that the Thayans have.

One of the best things about the Neverwinter Campaign Guide is that it comes with a wonderful regional map with a variety of terrain types. I've just spent five minutes matching a few DDi adventures to locations on the regional map:

City

Cross City Race, 176
Web of Chains, 168 (The Chasm)

Conyberry

Lord of the White Field, 184

Mere of Dead Men

Battle of the Witchlight Hermitage, 191
The Sunken Tower of the Marsh Mystic, 186

Mount Hotenow

Heathen, 155

Old Owl Well

The Slaying Stone

Sharantar

The Dark Heart of Mithrendain, 157
Force of Nature, 190

Xinlenal

Leader of the Pack, 194
Remains of the Empire, 165
The Spiral Gate, 180

With a bit more time I think I could find more and I am sure there are a lot of LFR adventures that could be adapted to the city or the surrounds.

#8
Imruphel
Sep 08, 2012 0:59:41 In case anyone is interested, I'm working on a post on my FR blog providing brief details of features on the Neverwinter regional map plus some other features from maps of the region from earlier editions. There are some adventure hooks and brief notes on using published adventures already but I will probably add more over the course of the weekend.

The link is: my-realms.blogspot.com/2012/09/neverwint...
#9
Keith53
Sep 10, 2012 19:15:07 LFR will offer 3 Neverwinter adventures, sometime in late fall or early winter. (They are still in development.) They will be posted on the www.livingforgottenrealms.com website (free downloads) with the rest of the LFR adventures. BTW, the three Waterdeep adventures I developed plus others have been posted there. You do not have to be a RPGA member to download adventures now.

Keith

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 wellerpond Sep 04, 2012 15:15:47	Any word on when some Neverwinter adventures will be published for the Neverwinter Campaign setting? Seems to be lacking... Coulvan
#2 Sea-Envy Sep 04, 2012 19:01:07	I don't think there was much of a plan for moduals after the setting book. You may want to look at some of the Living Forgotten Realms moduals that are availible for download. At least 1/2 a dozen of them are less then a weeks ride from Neverwinter.
#3 teacha Sep 05, 2012 21:26:41	First, there are a number of Neverwinter adventures that are in the Dungeon Magazine if you have DDI. LFR is creating a series of NEW adventures in the Neverwinter setting but the progress of LFR has slowed over the last year. Keep watching their LFR site.
#4 Plaguescarred1 Sep 06, 2012 5:01:32	Dungeon 193 has the adventures Shards of Selûne and The Gauntlgrym Gambit set in Neverwinter region.
#5 mvincent Sep 06, 2012 17:48:22	Any word on when some Neverwinter adventures will be published for the Neverwinter Campaign setting? I believe WotC is done with that setting. Available adventures include: - Gauntlgrym Gambit - That Which Never Sleeps - Halls of Undermountain Hardcopy (but not normally available) adventures include: - Gates of Neverdeath - Lost Crown of Neverwinter - Forge of the Dawn Titan - Talon of Umberlee Other possible resources: - Gardmore Abbey could serve as Helm's Hold. - Halls of Undermountain might be useable as Gauntlgrym (with some modification). - Neverwinter video game - Heroes of Neverwinter Facebook game
#6 crzyhawk Sep 06, 2012 20:30:08	Are the items you list as hardcopy actually available some where? All but gates of neverdeath are shown to be lair assault or encounters. I thought these were not available for purchase?
#7 Imruphel Sep 07, 2012 10:05:05	My favourite is Shards of Selûne. It's one of my favourite DDi adventures for 4E. Are the items you list as hardcopy actually available some where? All but gates of neverdeath are shown to be lair assault or encounters. I thought these were not available for purchase? They're not available legally but easy enough to find - except for Gates of Neverdeath: I simply cannot find it. If you have access to 2E Dungeon magazines I would recommend the fifth adventure in the Mere of Dead Men series - Eye of Myrkul - for conversion to 4E. I think it would work perfectly with the Thayan schemes in Neverwinter particularly if you accept the premise that the skull of Chardansearavitriol has the power to animate the bones of the black dragon that the Thayans have. One of the best things about the Neverwinter Campaign Guide is that it comes with a wonderful regional map with a variety of terrain types. I've just spent five minutes matching a few DDi adventures to locations on the regional map: City Cross City Race, 176 Web of Chains, 168 (The Chasm) Conyberry Lord of the White Field, 184 Mere of Dead Men Battle of the Witchlight Hermitage, 191 The Sunken Tower of the Marsh Mystic, 186 Mount Hotenow Heathen, 155 Old Owl Well The Slaying Stone Sharantar The Dark Heart of Mithrendain, 157 Force of Nature, 190 Xinlenal Leader of the Pack, 194 Remains of the Empire, 165 The Spiral Gate, 180 With a bit more time I think I could find more and I am sure there are a lot of LFR adventures that could be adapted to the city or the surrounds.
#8 Imruphel Sep 08, 2012 0:59:41	In case anyone is interested, I'm working on a post on my FR blog providing brief details of features on the Neverwinter regional map plus some other features from maps of the region from earlier editions. There are some adventure hooks and brief notes on using published adventures already but I will probably add more over the course of the weekend. The link is: my-realms.blogspot.com/2012/09/neverwint...
#9 Keith53 Sep 10, 2012 19:15:07	LFR will offer 3 Neverwinter adventures, sometime in late fall or early winter. (They are still in development.) They will be posted on the www.livingforgottenrealms.com website (free downloads) with the rest of the LFR adventures. BTW, the three Waterdeep adventures I developed plus others have been posted there. You do not have to be a RPGA member to download adventures now. Keith