0 level adventures

[Krug]

How many 0-level adventures have there been? Goodman just released one that looks intriguing:
http://www.goodmangames.com/5100preview.php

 

[Crothian]

Othen then that and te 0 level rules from the 1ast edition greyhawk book (and I don't think there was an acyual adventure there) that's it that I know of.

I did pick up that module and I do like it.

 

[thalmin]

First Edition AD&D had a module, N4 Treasure Hunt which was for 0 level characters. The shipwrecked characters earn their first level adventuring on the island. Your class is determined by what you do. The DM has a chart to keep track of actions. (Trying to hide, get a + in the thief and ranger columns, - in the paladin column...)

 

[Krug]

Anybody ran them? How did it go? Must be pretty deadly in 3E, with Crit hits and all.

 

[Whisper72]

Actually, in the old GHA, there WAS a short 0-level adventure included with the rules. Never actually played it tho.

 

[wedgeski]

First Edition AD&D had a module, N4 Treasure Hunt which was for 0 level characters. The shipwrecked characters earn their first level adventuring on the island. Your class is determined by what you do. The DM has a chart to keep track of actions. (Trying to hide, get a + in the thief and ranger columns, - in the paladin column...)

We've played that adventure FOUR times, as one of our regular DM's absolutely loves it. He gives it a slightly different twist each time though and I must admit it's very good fun. The blatant metagaming that goes on when he starts a new campaign off with that module is absolutely hilarious, and is probably why we keep coming back to it.

 

[diaglo]

also there was a choose your own adventure series along the same lines as N4 and the Greyhawk hardback.

you start as a boy and it progresses you thru to adult with your class revealed at the end.

i have them. but can't remember the name of the top of my head.

 

[Alzrius]

I did pick up that module and I do like it.

Does that book (from Goodman Games) actually include the rules for 0-level characters, or do they just assume that "0-level" is 1st-level with the number filed off?

 

[Krug]

Actually, in the old GHA, there WAS a short 0-level adventure included with the rules. Never actually played it tho.

May I ask what's GHA?

 

[diaglo]

May I ask what's GHA?

i think he means Greyhawk Adventures hardback.

edit: edited by James Ward. released in 1988.