Looking for a sandbox module set around a village

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Malcolm Serabian

Explorer

• Mar 6, 2019

• #1

Hey folks

im looking for a 5e module that’s ser around a small village or outpost with a number of adventure sites scattered about. I know Saltmarsh will be doing that in the near future but I’m looking for something to run now!

thanks for your suggestions!!

mal

 

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Tales and Chronicles

Jewel of the North, formerly know as vincegetorix

• Mar 6, 2019

• #2

I'd suggest Princes of the Apocalypse or Lost Mines of Phandelver (the adventures sites are not well fleshed, so you may need to expend them).

 

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Malcolm Serabian

Explorer

• Mar 7, 2019

• #3

Thanks for those suggestions ! Any other third party stuff perhaps?

 

GlassJaw

Hero

• Mar 7, 2019

• #4

Malcolm Serabian said:

Thanks for those suggestions ! Any other third party stuff perhaps?

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I know you said 5E but I still have to mention Vault of Larrin Karr by Necromancer Games - one of my favorite 3ed modules - because it's that good. The ultimate sandbox module IMO. You'd have to do some converting but that's not too difficult.

 

Paul Farquhar

Legend

• Mar 7, 2019

• #5

Falcon's Last Hope - a free Pathfinder module available from the Paizo website - it's easy enough to convert to 5e.

 

akr71

Hero

• Mar 7, 2019

• #6

Lost Mines of Phandelin. Its easy to run, very sandboxy with some hooks that allow the DM to insert their own stuff and plenty of other spots to insert stuff.

 

Morrus

Well, that was fun

Staff member

• Mar 7, 2019

• #7

If you’re an EN5ider Patron there’s The Ills of Hengistbury.

http://www.enworld.org/forum/conten...re-Chronicles-(Act-1)-The-Ills-of-Hengistbury

Village with a dozen or so sandboxy quests in the surrounding county.

 

Jacob Lewis

Ye Olde GM

• Mar 7, 2019

• #8

Sandpoint has the word "sand" in it. Just like sandbox!

Featured in Rise of the Runelords, the very first and most iconic Pathfinder Adventure Path. It is also featured in the Pathfinder Beginner Boxed set, which is one of the best starter sets of any game system I've seen. And recently, Paizo released the lon awaited sourcebook dedicated to that most famous place in their game world.

 

CydKnight

Explorer

• Mar 7, 2019

• #9

vincegetorix said:

I'd suggest Princes of the Apocalypse or Lost Mines of Phandelver (the adventures sites are not well fleshed, so you may need to expend them).

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Yes, there are a lot of DM's Guild supplements set around the town of Phandalin in the Lost Mine of Phandelver Adventure.

 

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mserabian

Explorer

• Mar 7, 2019

• #10

thanks guys! I've got Ills of Hengistbury, the starter set, and Sandpoint too. I'll check out the Vault of Larrin Karr...