Favorite/best/top 3 adventures from Dungeon/Dragon Magazines?
2014年4月16日 · 1) The Prince of Redhand (Dungeon #131): It's a social adventure. At a party. With high level adventurers and high level baddies. It is glorious. Sadly, my Age of Worms campaign was discontinued before we got to it. 2) The Black Egg (Dungeon #106): It's an adventure that literally starts with an dungeon falling from orbit.
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2017年2月11日 · The Door to Darkness (#81, 2e, 3-6x7-9, 8 pp.) Variable level adventure, detailed at 1-3. Into the Fire (#1, 1e, 6-10x6-10, 19 pp.) Mountainous dragon’s lair, with a lost prince as a hook to further adventure. The party should be of good alignment with at least two well-equipped fighters.
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2008年4月9日 · Holy crap, that's a big recommended party! Also, this is the iconic "first adventure from Dungeon Magazine." They keep coming back to it over the years, including two (?) sequel adventures. The intro text says that you can alter names to fit your game, but the adventure assumes a small kingdom with a mountainous western border. Spoilers ahead.
[Let's read] Dungeon magazine from the beginning...
2008年4月9日 · Dungeon Magazine #33 Warning: the first adventure has a village of clueless morons. I LOVE villages of clueless morons, so the review may be biased. I also like sandbox things like sieges, from the second adventure, and fairy-tale like things, from the last adventure. Those reviews may be a bit more biased than usual. That Island Charm
Broadsword Magazine for 5e - Nobody really talking about this?
2020年6月5日 · Checking the link, I note there is a 'free adventure'. If this is intended to give a sense of the 'value' you can expect in the magazine, then I would conclude that its a colossal rip-off: the adventure is frankly, lame on many levels and poorly thought out in at least two areas.....and while that might not mean the magazine is of similar poor content; it doesn't …
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2012年10月19日 · There were a lot of pretty good ones over the years. One of my favorites was the Pit of the Oracle. I suppose it was a dungeon crawl in the end, but it had a terrific lead-in involving a grendel-like being that is terrorizing a village, and the lair itself has more the layout of a big, vaulted interior like the Victoria and Albert museum in London.
[Let's Read] Scales of War. That's right, all of it. | Dungeons ...
2009年4月11日 · A forum thread where a user reviews the Scales of War adventure path for D&D 4e, a campaign that covers all three tiers of play. The review covers the first adventure, Rescue at Rivenroar, and its setting, plot, and mechanics.
Why are so many published adventures so poorly structured?
2022年1月17日 · An magazine anthology of much shorter adventures (and if I remember right, when the AP adventures were introduced they were the star feature along with several other adventures) made of a much cheaper paper and a flimsy magazine cover that sold for at least a third the price compared to the regular adventure format of one larger adventure with ...
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2022年1月24日 · The Vault of the Emerald Key is a Shadowdark adventure designed for characters of levels 2-4. The premise definitely reminds me of an adventure from Dungeon magazine, and I totally mean this as a compliment! I've mentioned Hugh Lashbrooke's releases in the past; they've been putting out a series of quaint and delightful adventures for Mausritter.
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2019年1月30日 · This is an adventure from Dragon Magazine #100, for 1st edition AD&D. It is for high level (defined here as name level, ~9th) adventurers, and involves searching for the fabled Mace of St. Cuthbert (so presumably the protagonists are from Oerth) which, they will discover, is hidden on an island...