Stringing Them Together
- DangerDwarf
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Stringing Them Together
Okay, I'm putting together another campaign (gaming is going good these days!) and I'd like to string together a series of modules from the Troll Lords, free PDF's, and Goodmans. So far, this is what I'm looking at:
1. Opening with Becon at Enon Tor, set in Narshopen in Outremere.
2. Steer the characters towards the Eastern Marches (over the Aneer'rafe hills) and doing the Voices of the Three in the progress.
3. Reaching Hrueset and hearing about the woes of Malforten. During journey to Malforten come across Newbriar and run, Shadows of the Halfling Hall
4. After that reaching Malforten and going through The Rising Knight.
5. Returning to Hrueset to collect bounty then strike northwards towards Botkinburg. Coming across The Mysterious Tower on the way.
6. Reaching Botkinburg and going through Assault on Blacktooth Ridge, Return to Blacktooth Ridge, and The Slag Heap.
From there I'll leave options to either travel further Northeast towards The Haunted Highlands or to return to Outremere proper and the land surrounding Yggsburgh.
So, for anyone who has run any of the above I'm looking for some info on a few, namely ideal party level that you have run or anything specific to keep in mind. Looking for such info on:
A. Voices of the Three
B. The Mysterious Tower
C. Blacktooth & Slag, much adventuring needed after Blacktooth to have characters experienced enough for Slag?
1. Opening with Becon at Enon Tor, set in Narshopen in Outremere.
2. Steer the characters towards the Eastern Marches (over the Aneer'rafe hills) and doing the Voices of the Three in the progress.
3. Reaching Hrueset and hearing about the woes of Malforten. During journey to Malforten come across Newbriar and run, Shadows of the Halfling Hall
4. After that reaching Malforten and going through The Rising Knight.
5. Returning to Hrueset to collect bounty then strike northwards towards Botkinburg. Coming across The Mysterious Tower on the way.
6. Reaching Botkinburg and going through Assault on Blacktooth Ridge, Return to Blacktooth Ridge, and The Slag Heap.
From there I'll leave options to either travel further Northeast towards The Haunted Highlands or to return to Outremere proper and the land surrounding Yggsburgh.
So, for anyone who has run any of the above I'm looking for some info on a few, namely ideal party level that you have run or anything specific to keep in mind. Looking for such info on:
A. Voices of the Three
B. The Mysterious Tower
C. Blacktooth & Slag, much adventuring needed after Blacktooth to have characters experienced enough for Slag?
Very cool, DD. I like the way you've done this. I too am trying something similar and generally trying to follow the recommended level for each module.
Re: your question - I haven't run Mysterious Tower yet, but know it's "scaleable" with nice specific advice from the author as to how to adjust for different player levels.
Assault and Slag are, to me, very naturally adjustable, so that you can easily make your changes to accommodate your group.
FYI for anyone who doesn't know - the "A" series and their corresponding numbers are the recommended level:
A1 = levels 1-3
A2 = levels 2-4
A3 = levels 3-5
etc. [But you knew that, right?]
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Re: your question - I haven't run Mysterious Tower yet, but know it's "scaleable" with nice specific advice from the author as to how to adjust for different player levels.
Assault and Slag are, to me, very naturally adjustable, so that you can easily make your changes to accommodate your group.
FYI for anyone who doesn't know - the "A" series and their corresponding numbers are the recommended level:
A1 = levels 1-3
A2 = levels 2-4
A3 = levels 3-5
etc. [But you knew that, right?]
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Count Rhuveinus - Lejendary Keeper of Castle Franqueforte
"Enjoy a 'world' where the fantastic is fact and magic really works!" ~ Gary Gygax
"By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes:" - Macbeth
Count Rhuveinus - Lejendary Keeper of Castle Franqueforte
"Enjoy a 'world' where the fantastic is fact and magic really works!" ~ Gary Gygax
"By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes:" - Macbeth
"Enjoy a 'world' where the fantastic is fact and magic really works!" ~ Gary Gygax
"By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes:" - Macbeth
- Combat_Kyle
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My first cmaping went like this:
Rising Knight
AoBtR
My own Homebrew module
Mysterious Tower
More Homebrew
Isle of Dread
Total playing time 15 months, 3 Saturdays a month 8 hour sessions.
The campaing is currently on hold, waiting for more A series modules. Party level average is 8.
You may have to scale the difficulties of RK and AoBTR, if a part was say 3rd lvl average, they would have little problem with it, and it seems you are going to run lots of stuff before they get there. Looks like a good plan you should have fun.
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The beginnings of my homebrew campaign world and info for my play by chat game:
http://kbdekker.googlepages.com/home
Rising Knight
AoBtR
My own Homebrew module
Mysterious Tower
More Homebrew
Isle of Dread
Total playing time 15 months, 3 Saturdays a month 8 hour sessions.
The campaing is currently on hold, waiting for more A series modules. Party level average is 8.
You may have to scale the difficulties of RK and AoBTR, if a part was say 3rd lvl average, they would have little problem with it, and it seems you are going to run lots of stuff before they get there. Looks like a good plan you should have fun.
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CK the CK
"My goddess touched me at an early age."
-Grikis Valmorgen, Paladin
The beginnings of my homebrew campaign world and info for my play by chat game:
http://kbdekker.googlepages.com/home
- DangerDwarf
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DangerDwarf wrote:
I know I'll probably eventually hve to scale some of it simply due to the amount a module goodness out there for C&C and my desire to use all of it. Still looking for a way to squeeze Dark Chateu in there as well.
I guess I'll find a way as the campaign unfolds.
Yeah, don't forget DC. We're ready to start this one after our group finishes up summer hiatus!.
Hmm, interesting. I wonder what other CKs have run so far. I think I'll post an inquiry!
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Count Rhuveinus - Lejendary Keeper of Castle Franqueforte
"Enjoy a 'world' where the fantastic is fact and magic really works!" ~ Gary Gygax
"By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes:" - Macbeth
Count Rhuveinus - Lejendary Keeper of Castle Franqueforte
"Enjoy a 'world' where the fantastic is fact and magic really works!" ~ Gary Gygax
"By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes:" - Macbeth
"Enjoy a 'world' where the fantastic is fact and magic really works!" ~ Gary Gygax
"By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes:" - Macbeth
- DangerDwarf
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- DangerDwarf
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I've been running the following...
1. homebrew - killer caves
2. homebrew - make it up as I go
3. homebrew - some other adventure I write
4. Rinse and repeat.
"Hey, did those C&C mods come in the mail today?...Not yet?...Okay, guess what I'm running tonight?"
Brian Miller
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"The adventure continues"
1. homebrew - killer caves
2. homebrew - make it up as I go
3. homebrew - some other adventure I write
4. Rinse and repeat.
"Hey, did those C&C mods come in the mail today?...Not yet?...Okay, guess what I'm running tonight?"
Brian Miller
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"The adventure continues"
Promoting C&C at Gary Con and LGGC since 2005.
- DangerDwarf
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DangerDwarf wrote:
I hate your killer cave series. Why? Not because they are poorly done or anything, in fact quite the opposite. I hate that they make me want to find a way to squeeze them in my already full CK'ing schedule.
Bah-humbug.
Um, thanks...er...I think.
Seriously though, always happy to hear positive feedback.
My new mods are quite different...should suit the tastes of a broader demographic segment of RPG gamers. The one's coming out were very popular with the players in my home campaign. Still lethal-deadly, of course.
Brian Miller
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porkuslime
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Miller6.. I have tried to download your killer cave series from other places in the forum.. and have totally failed. Either my Firewall is too good, or I am misunderstanding the instructions. Do you have a website to download them from, or is the links you provide the best way?
(and aplogies for hijacking the thread)
-Porkuslime
(and aplogies for hijacking the thread)
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- DangerDwarf
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