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Anyone know of any free adventurers suitable for younger kids?
- Thread starter DadDM
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Yea that. Thanks.
roundviper
First Post
I would check out dndadventure. they have all sorts of items and adventures to look at.
Olgar Shiverstone
Legend
Gorgoldand's Gauntlet is a good one with a mix of encounters. Looks available, with a lot of others, at dndadventure -- or google it.
Warbringer
Explorer
Not 3e, but I have no doubt you could wing it, but a whole bunch of the 1e/2e adventures are available as cheap pdfs.
Sinister Secret of Saltmash is a great "scooby doo" ghost story
http://www.rpgnow.com/product/17069/U1-The-Sinister-Secret-of-Saltmarsh-(1e)?it=1
Sinister Secret of Saltmash is a great "scooby doo" ghost story
http://www.rpgnow.com/product/17069/U1-The-Sinister-Secret-of-Saltmarsh-(1e)?it=1
Warbringer
Explorer
the Whole DL series is super kid friendly too, but I don't think they've reprinted them
doghead
thotd
The Bifyrd and Feron Adventures (by Brian McNeilly) is a nifty little set of adventures. Its written for the HarnWorld game which does mean doing some conversion. But its fairly generic, so the conversion is not too hard. I ran it using Iron Gauntlets by Precis Intermedia Games.
The adventure provides a details of the local area and characters and a series of 4 adventures. Its a little dark, in the way that the old fairy tales are dark. But its not a gory adventure. On of the characters in my game was a teenaged boy. I think it would work well with young children.
You can find the adventure and other material here.
There are also a couple of story hours written by people introducing their children to D&D. You might find them interesting reading as well.
Good luck with you game.
thotd
The adventure provides a details of the local area and characters and a series of 4 adventures. Its a little dark, in the way that the old fairy tales are dark. But its not a gory adventure. On of the characters in my game was a teenaged boy. I think it would work well with young children.
You can find the adventure and other material here.
There are also a couple of story hours written by people introducing their children to D&D. You might find them interesting reading as well.
Good luck with you game.
thotd
