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Whizbang Dustyboots

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I'm looking to grab up a bunch of these to possibly adapt for Ptolus. So far, I know about the Freeport Trilogy and The Lost Vault of Tsathzar Rho, as well as the classic Gates of Firestorm Peak. Are there any others?
 

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Whizbang Dustyboots said:
I'm looking to grab up a bunch of these to possibly adapt for Ptolus. So far, I know about the Freeport Trilogy and The Lost Vault of Tsathzar Rho, as well as the classic Gates of Firestorm Peak. Are there any others?
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Welll, you could probably port over some CoC d20 modules, if such exist, or you could probably adapt regular CoC modules to CoC d20 and thence to Ptolus. Seems like a bit of work, though...
 

Maybe "Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun" from way back when. I seem to recall that having a horror-y, Outer Gods theme. Or, if you're feeling extra industrious, maybe pick up some adventures for the Call of Cthulhu game and do some big-time stat conversion?

EDIT: Actually, it probably wouldn't be much effort at all to convert Chaosium-style CoC adventures. A lot of those are very plot-heavy rather than loads of beasties that might need converting. Grab the plot, and plug in the approriate d20 cultists or monsters as needed. Easy peasey!
 
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"And Madness Followed" from Dungeon 134 actually features the Yellow Sign, Carcosa, etc. Should be right up your alley.
 

You might want to check out the Savage Tide adventure path module in this month's Dungeon -- sorry, can't recall the title at the moment but there are lots of slimy tentcled things in it...

Oh, and "The Styes" adventure in Dungeon, too.
 

Uhh, plug plug.

Preview of Dungeon 145 said:
Vile Addiction, by Stefan Happ, Stephen S. Greer, B. Matthew Conklin III, Tom Ganz, and Ashavan Doyon

A horrific drug has seized the population of the strange city of Exag, yet confronting its source only reveals the true extent of a dire new threat. Part one of the three-part Seeds of Sehan Campaign Arc, this is a D&D adventure for 8th-level characters.

Backdrop: Exag, by Stefan Happ, Stephen S. Greer, B. Matthew Conklin III, Tom Ganz, and Ashavan Doyon

Explore the ancient streets of Exag, a secluded city whose secrets and mysteries are among the oldest in history.
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GGG
 


trancejeremy said:
Aberrations from Necromancer.
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Lords of Madness from WotC.

(tangentally) Chaositech by Monte

later ... Yeah, sorry--those are splatbooks, not adventures. My bad.
 
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