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I have no clue how that adventure was called. It must have been from one of the AD&D 2nd edition starter boxes (german boxes, don't know how different they are to the original englisch boxes). Bought a lot of boxes and books on ebay, without knowing, that there was already a 3rd edition out...

With my current party (only new players) we talked about this before we started playing (I made a few handouts and power point presentations for everyone before we started...) I always describe what my character does or is and not what class he/she is and so do my players. The Paladin might say...

I remember that thread, from some time ago! Some nice ideas in there. I started at least four times to bring them all into one document and in a easily readable format, but always stopped halfway through, because of my lazyness...

Damn...where can I get such a map printed...? (I already bought adventure specific maps, but this one would be really cool to have hanging in a gaming room...)

Easy/simple (especially for new players).

I got a few of my current players to play the game because of Vin Diesel. “I can't be a stupid kiddy game if Vin Diesel plays it, right?!“

I've been talking with my group about this and they are open for everything, be it sandbox, railroad (actually preferred by those who haven't even played RPGs on the PC/console) or dungeon crawl. All of them are still very shy about RPing and about talking as their characters/in-character...

First of all, hello, as you can see I'm quite new here and this is my first thread. I already read a few threads, that compared a few adventures, but still not sure that to do. Still have a few sessions left, until we finish the current adventure, so I'm not under pressure. Player Background...

I use the std point buy system. Should my players absolutely want to roll their stats, they do it in front of me (not necesarrily in front of the whole group!).

Signed it too. Good luck.

I did something like that with my main 3.5 group a few years ago. We first started with some random andventure from the internet and over the years, the party could pretty much do whatever they wanted - I had adventures planned for everything they might come up with. Some self written, some...

I don't know anything about 4e classes, as this was a terrible edition (in my oppinion, not in gerneral), so I don't know why everyone wants a Warlord class. What makes that class so great? Personally, I'm waiting for psionic classes.

I currently use TWGS by hammerdog games with whatever I need on my side and helpful infos for my players on the other side. Really easy.

Absolutely great! I've found your site by accident a few months ago and bought/downloaded a few adventures based on your reviews! Really helped me a lot (as I have been away from D&D since right before 4e came out and I wasn't up to date with anything concerning 5e)