Module suggestions

[spideyfan1972]

Hi all. I would like to ask for suggestions on free and low cost modules to start with. I am just getting back in the game and don't have a lot of money to spend. What all do you suggest?

 

[GX.Sigma]

Bastion of the Boglings is one of the best adventures I've ever run (especially since my players had never seen a water weird before).

 

[spideyfan1972]

Looks interesting. Is it normal for the free adventures to be so terse. Not that I shouldn't be able to flesh it out. I just remember the TSR ones that were much more verbose.

 

[Crothian]

If you have a used book store near you or if you having a gaming store that sells used books I would try there. Sometimes at my local used book stores I can find old modules for as cheap as $5. You might also see if they have old Dungeon magazines as some times those can be really cheap and they have a few different adventures in them.

 

[ExploderWizard]

Hi all. I would like to ask for suggestions on free and low cost modules to start with. I am just getting back in the game and don't have a lot of money to spend. What all do you suggest?

Nothing beats Free! Check out the Dragonsfoot module section. They have some fairly good stuff there. Some older TSR modules are also inexpensive on D&Dclassics.com

 

[Libramarian]

Check out The Sanctuary Ruin and Ironwood Gorge. Really solid modules with a classic feel. Ironwood Gorge is similar to Keep on the Borderlands but with a much more interesting keep.

When I ran these I also stuck Hammers of the God inside Ironwood Gorge (if you read the latter module you'll know where to put it). HotG has a cool secret history to the dungeon that really drew my players in, but like every Jim Raggi module I have it's brilliant but flawed. I recommend reading it carefully ahead of time especially if you are a new or rusty DM.

 

[GX.Sigma]

Looks interesting. Is it normal for the free adventures to be so terse. Not that I shouldn't be able to flesh it out. I just remember the TSR ones that were much more verbose.

Most modules are much more verbose than BotB. That's the main reason I like BotB so much.

 

[spideyfan1972]

Thanks for all of the suggestions. I will be checking them out. I would of course be interested in more if anyone has any other ideas.

 

[le grand fromage]

The one page dungeon compilations? Several years worth now and should be something for all tastes within, could be combined to make an individualised campaign as well?

 

[spideyfan1972]

Us there a website that collects those one page modules? I take it that there is some contest. Is that right?