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You can reach all the adventures, including the ones that had been archived at WotC by going here. This bypasses the front page and gives you the list of all adventures. Click each link and save the .zip file. I believe, but might be mistaken, that these are ALL the adventures ever released...

Lots of expandability once you figure out how the CB files are organized. They are simply glorified XML files that are loaded into a database. I've modified Themes, added feats, added magical equipment and modified existing magical equipment. CBLoader has .part files that are XML and you...

Their entire site has been a mess for quite a while. Some changes have been good but most changes seem like changes for changes sake. Their changes to the forums and subsequent removal of the forums just seems to show the same ineptitude. There are so many broken links within their...

Keep in mind that Paragon will run slower than Heroic specially with players that are unfamiliar with their characters. You will have to adjust for that if you want to attempt to complete an adventure in 3 (8 hour) sessions, unless the adventure is rather short. If you are going to do that you...

Indeed there was an offline monster builder packaged as part of their adventure tools software package. It came out about 4-6 months after the offline CB. They were doing demos of it at GenCon where they were showing the campaign building capabilities that never materialized. To this day I...

When you say 3 days I'm thinking you mean 3 sessions, what length of time for each session?

It's a resin miniature. It comes unpainted and you can paint it anyway you want. Of course there will be those that bitch and moan that it comes unpainted. You can't please everyone.

Thanks. Pretty good resource.

I'd like to see these. Would you provide a link to the compilation post mentioned? I tried the site and get an internal error and the blog does not seem to have anything. I might be looking at the wrong place. Thanks

There have not been many, to my recollection, that used the Feywild as a backdrop. There was Beyond the Crystal Cave (WotC). This one is a D&D Encounters adventure which might not fit the bill for what you are looking into (lower level & Encounters format). On the flip side it was written by...

I think 4e would be the one that would let you most satisfyingly do this with the least amount of work on your part, and total frustration from the players. The screwup and the fixup would both be rituals. I think that emulates the situation the best. The swap between classes would simply...

Very well done. I'm glad this is finally out in a format people can start using. I'm impressed.

How else would we be able to stand up against the Red Dawn? I mean we wouldn't have Thor and the Avengers to bail us out.

I have run I6-Ravenloft multiple times for my group in whatever game system we were playing at the time. The replayability of that module is tremendous. Unfortunately, we are all busy with other things tomorrow so we won't be gaming on halloween this year. Maybe we'll pick it up next month.

I think he was just showing the table of contents to what he is doing, not putting up all the content he has decided to reorganize for himself.

Really love what you did there.

Nope, no apologies here, but please continue. It is quite entertaining to see.

The great thing about these core world assumptions is that they are in no way tied to specific rules/mechanics. Therefore the extension of a published core world with these assumptions is purely story details and location filler details. Which is much easier to absorb than having to make...

Thankfully with that analogy you will make it out the other end. Unfortunately with dndclassics that is not always the case.

Unlikely, Dwarven Forge are pricy, but wonderful. A keep with several rooms will require more than one set, and each set is about $90-$120. I have several Dwarven Forge sets and I would not use it to create a complete building, but only the significant parts I'm going to use. No real skill...