Any Good Non Dungeon Modules?
Any Good Non Dungeon Modules?
I'm looking for a plot driven, or nontraditional adventures for mid level characters.
7-10th level sort of stuff.
Any suggestions?
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7-10th level sort of stuff.
Any suggestions?
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there are some interesting modules, such as c4: to find a king and m4: five coins for a kingdom (this is much higher level than you requested, however.)
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Another vote for Five Coins for a Kingdom. Great mod.
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I'm not sure where you can find it. It might be for sale as .pdf. It's a total epic quest that could probably be scaled down to lower level, but not much considering you are deeling with very large and fantasical elements.
http://home.flash.net/~brenfrow/dd/dd-m4.htm
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I've slways had a soft spot in my heart for X1 The Isle of Dread. That's a really great, old wilderness adventure.
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You want different, then go Dungeonland. It's leve' 9-12, so you could definately tweak it for your range.
I'll also second X1: THe Isle of Dread. It's one of my favourite Expert Adventures.
Finally, if you want something with a little more background and desert activity, the Desert Nomads series (Master of the Desert Nomads & Temple of Death) is right up there with the Isle of Dread for me, and it has the most interesting creatures like the Dusanu, Malfera and the truly bizarre Mujina...
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IMHO, AFAIK, YMMV.
I'll also second X1: THe Isle of Dread. It's one of my favourite Expert Adventures.
Finally, if you want something with a little more background and desert activity, the Desert Nomads series (Master of the Desert Nomads & Temple of Death) is right up there with the Isle of Dread for me, and it has the most interesting creatures like the Dusanu, Malfera and the truly bizarre Mujina...
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