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#1 edwolfe Nov 29, 2009 14:04:55	I'm developing a 4e campaign, and I want to fill in some of the adventures with published or free materials that can be easily adapted. I'm finding much of the published material available to be too long for what I'm looking for--most of them are dungeon crawls that take the PCs through 2 or 3 levels worth of encounters (e.g., Keep on the Shadowfell and Pyramid of Shadows). The Dungeon Delves are too short for what I'm looking for--they only present a couple of rooms each, and are not well developed in terms of description of the room features and terrain tactics. What I want are relatively short sets of areas (5-10 areas--something about twice as large as the "Dungeon Delves") that constitute a "site" and have a fairly well developed description of each area's features and terrain-based tactics and have FG-friendly maps. I'll replace the existing monsters with ones that fit into my campaign story. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
#2 ah_maclimeszero Nov 29, 2009 15:11:09	The entirety of Dungeon Magazine is what you described. And that icon says you're a subscriber, so you go here: www.wizards.com/DnD/Archive.aspx?categor... There's a TON of them. You'll have to click them to see what they are about, and what level range they are. But it's really a great resource of ideas.
#3 burgerittoville Nov 29, 2009 15:16:16	This wiki has synopses and adventures arranged by starting level. Good luck!
#4 edwolfe Nov 29, 2009 16:04:49	Bless you both. Yes, this is exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks.