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Adventure Database

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#1
nerax
Jan 05, 2010 19:33:10
What I am looking to do is put a series of adventures together to run for a new local group. Specifically in need of an adventure database which lists the adventure name, levels, blurb and (if possible) is part of a quest series. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

Tim

#2
nerax
Jan 05, 2010 20:29:34 Ah ha! I knew if I kept looking I would come up with something:

www.lfr-oxford.oxif.org/scenarios.html

www.lfr-oxford.oxif.org/blurbs

If anyone else knows of another site, please let us all know!
#3
Mind_Flayer_Monk
Jan 06, 2010 21:11:38 Oxford is the best of the adventure info sites. There was some activity on wikia originally but that seems to have died down.

In addition, you may want to consider joining the LFR yahoo group and going into their database-there is a listing of mods as well as a spoiler database with listings of the treasure bundles.
The weblink is
games.groups.yahoo.com/group/LivingFR/
#4
trayburn
Jan 07, 2010 11:08:27 You might also want to look at my new site www.GamerClubHouse.com which is a module database and review site.
#5
Alphastream
Jan 07, 2010 12:46:16 Awesome site! It is a shame that the ability to track the released adventures and sort them by region/etc. is not already offered by the RPGA.

One idea would be to have a separate field for "DM Tips". This would separate critical review from practical recommendations on providing a good experience for players.

Good luck with the site. Really nice! Folks, help this man out with some reviews!

#6
Thanlis
Jan 07, 2010 13:05:33
You might also want to look at my new site www.GamerClubHouse.com which is a module database and review site.

That is pretty hot. Are you taking feature requests? :D
#7
trayburn
Jan 07, 2010 13:54:28 Always happy to hear feature requests, its meant to be a site for this community, I'd be a fool to ignore your requests.
#8
Thanlis
Jan 07, 2010 14:23:44
Always happy to hear feature requests, its meant to be a site for this community, I'd be a fool to ignore your requests.

Booyah!
OK, lesse... it's pretty darned slick. I'd love to be able to see star ratings alongside the module lists. Also, listing all the 5 star, 4 star, etc. modules. Maybe also flag modules with reviews? I guess if it has a star rating, it has a review.

It would be pretty cool if the story awards were expandable. I'm sometimes going to want to see them, sometimes not, and it's a pain going back to my profile to change my preference each time. Same goes for the reviews.

Item awards, yeah. Experience point values might also be nice.

It'd be cool if there was a field for "related modules" as a way to track quest plotlines, maybe?

Somewhere in the far future roadmap, maybe an NPC list so you can say "show me all the Crafty Kobold modules."

It's a really nice site. Thank you for allowing OpenID logins. It makes me wish I was an ASP programmer instead of a guy who hacks around with PHP, so I could offer help.
#9
trayburn
Jan 07, 2010 14:45:30
re:Toggle to show data - We're planning something like that.

re:Item Awards - Coming, as noted on the site.

re:Related Modules - Coming, via Quests being something to filter on, eventually. Not in the next release though.

re:NPCs tracker - I like that, but perhaps as a "tagging" idea, so you could tag modules with phrases.

I love OpenId. I love Gravatars. Glad you enjoy the site.
#10
kilpatds
Jan 07, 2010 14:49:40 I'd second the DM tips bit. A field to add suggestions to future DMs.

#11
Ore
Jan 07, 2010 14:53:11 Oh very nice! Thanks for the links.
#12
Alphastream
Jan 07, 2010 15:22:30 Some of the discussion reminded me of the old Nyrond web site, where you could say which PC played it... if players could track for their PC what they played and print out a list of story awards they have, that could have value - assuming format is better than that coming out of the CB (not hard to imagine).

You could have some draw if you had categories like PC from class x that has played most mods, etc. The Nyrond site was famous for that and players took pains to record info for the chance at bragging rights. (I was the highest level strait-class ranger... oh, sorry, I'm bragging ).
#13
Thanlis
Jan 07, 2010 15:30:17
re:NPCs tracker - I like that, but perhaps as a "tagging" idea, so you could tag modules with phrases.

Oooh, yeah. Tagging would be exactly the right way to handle that. You could cover questlines that way as well (although you wouldn't get the sequencing).
#14
Mind_Flayer_Monk
Jan 07, 2010 20:56:50
Always happy to hear feature requests, its meant to be a site for this community, I'd be a fool to ignore your requests.

I played with trayburn a bunch at neoncon recently and it was a good fun! Hope the site works out and look to nyrond.org for ideas.

Alot of stuff on the rec list but I would recommend enhanced "character monitoring" features. Kind of like an online advancement tracker sheet that other people could view. So you could create a character profile (or 3 or 4) with your login and then have other players view all your character profiles. Would be kind of fun as like a facebook for PCs.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 nerax Jan 05, 2010 19:33:10	What I am looking to do is put a series of adventures together to run for a new local group. Specifically in need of an adventure database which lists the adventure name, levels, blurb and (if possible) is part of a quest series. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks Tim
#2 nerax Jan 05, 2010 20:29:34	Ah ha! I knew if I kept looking I would come up with something: www.lfr-oxford.oxif.org/scenarios.html www.lfr-oxford.oxif.org/blurbs If anyone else knows of another site, please let us all know!
#3 Mind_Flayer_Monk Jan 06, 2010 21:11:38	Oxford is the best of the adventure info sites. There was some activity on wikia originally but that seems to have died down. In addition, you may want to consider joining the LFR yahoo group and going into their database-there is a listing of mods as well as a spoiler database with listings of the treasure bundles. The weblink is games.groups.yahoo.com/group/LivingFR/
#4 trayburn Jan 07, 2010 11:08:27	You might also want to look at my new site www.GamerClubHouse.com which is a module database and review site.
#5 Alphastream Jan 07, 2010 12:46:16	Awesome site! It is a shame that the ability to track the released adventures and sort them by region/etc. is not already offered by the RPGA. One idea would be to have a separate field for "DM Tips". This would separate critical review from practical recommendations on providing a good experience for players. Good luck with the site. Really nice! Folks, help this man out with some reviews!
#6 Thanlis Jan 07, 2010 13:05:33	You might also want to look at my new site www.GamerClubHouse.com which is a module database and review site. That is pretty hot. Are you taking feature requests? :D
#7 trayburn Jan 07, 2010 13:54:28	Always happy to hear feature requests, its meant to be a site for this community, I'd be a fool to ignore your requests.
#8 Thanlis Jan 07, 2010 14:23:44	Always happy to hear feature requests, its meant to be a site for this community, I'd be a fool to ignore your requests. Booyah! OK, lesse... it's pretty darned slick. I'd love to be able to see star ratings alongside the module lists. Also, listing all the 5 star, 4 star, etc. modules. Maybe also flag modules with reviews? I guess if it has a star rating, it has a review. It would be pretty cool if the story awards were expandable. I'm sometimes going to want to see them, sometimes not, and it's a pain going back to my profile to change my preference each time. Same goes for the reviews. Item awards, yeah. Experience point values might also be nice. It'd be cool if there was a field for "related modules" as a way to track quest plotlines, maybe? Somewhere in the far future roadmap, maybe an NPC list so you can say "show me all the Crafty Kobold modules." It's a really nice site. Thank you for allowing OpenID logins. It makes me wish I was an ASP programmer instead of a guy who hacks around with PHP, so I could offer help.
#9 trayburn Jan 07, 2010 14:45:30	re:Toggle to show data - We're planning something like that. re:Item Awards - Coming, as noted on the site. re:Related Modules - Coming, via Quests being something to filter on, eventually. Not in the next release though. re:NPCs tracker - I like that, but perhaps as a "tagging" idea, so you could tag modules with phrases. I love OpenId. I love Gravatars. Glad you enjoy the site.
#10 kilpatds Jan 07, 2010 14:49:40	I'd second the DM tips bit. A field to add suggestions to future DMs.
#11 Ore Jan 07, 2010 14:53:11	Oh very nice! Thanks for the links.
#12 Alphastream Jan 07, 2010 15:22:30	Some of the discussion reminded me of the old Nyrond web site, where you could say which PC played it... if players could track for their PC what they played and print out a list of story awards they have, that could have value - assuming format is better than that coming out of the CB (not hard to imagine). You could have some draw if you had categories like PC from class x that has played most mods, etc. The Nyrond site was famous for that and players took pains to record info for the chance at bragging rights. (I was the highest level strait-class ranger... oh, sorry, I'm bragging ).
#13 Thanlis Jan 07, 2010 15:30:17	re:NPCs tracker - I like that, but perhaps as a "tagging" idea, so you could tag modules with phrases. Oooh, yeah. Tagging would be exactly the right way to handle that. You could cover questlines that way as well (although you wouldn't get the sequencing).
#14 Mind_Flayer_Monk Jan 07, 2010 20:56:50	Always happy to hear feature requests, its meant to be a site for this community, I'd be a fool to ignore your requests. I played with trayburn a bunch at neoncon recently and it was a good fun! Hope the site works out and look to nyrond.org for ideas. Alot of stuff on the rec list but I would recommend enhanced "character monitoring" features. Kind of like an online advancement tracker sheet that other people could view. So you could create a character profile (or 3 or 4) with your login and then have other players view all your character profiles. Would be kind of fun as like a facebook for PCs.