D&D 4E [4E] Free Adventure

[Totte]

Dude, this is worthy to be published. Send this to wizards of the coast. I'm serious, this is better than most of the adventures on dnd insider!

Thank you!
Nice to see you liked it. My players enjoyed it as well.
I really need to get some time to finish the two other adventures I have laying around, but time seems to be the most limited natural resource on earth ;-)

Or submit it to Adamant Entertainment: submissions@adamantentertainment.com

I really do not have the time needed to fix all quirks in the adventure to make it polished enough, but maybe it is worth a try.

 

[Amanchanamun]

programs

Which programs did you use to make maps, designing lay out and moster stats ?

 

[Totte]

Which programs did you use to make maps, designing lay out and moster stats ?

OK, some nerd nitty gritty info:
- 3D models for the maps are rendered with Cheetah, some downloaded some created.
- Images (ground, stones etc ), snapped with my iPhone.
- Textures, created or some free downloaded.
- Maps layout, and drawings made in OmniGraffle.
- Adventure written and layout (stat blocks included) in Pages.

(Yes, I am a Mac guy, best tools available )

// Totte

 

[Totte]

Hello again ;-)
* old stuff - removed *
/ Totte

 

[Oldtimer]

I am an oldtimer, father of Totte, and I introduced wargaming in Sweden back in 1974. I personally like the 4E system, the reduction of skills by combining related skills into one, like all Thievery skills. Once I bought the very first D&D and AD&D books.
Playing a Dragonborn Paladin, intimidate was very natural.
Why kill if you could tell the guy to just leave, and he does?

I don't want to derail the thread, but there were wargamers in Sweden before 1974. I know, since I was one of them. We played table-top games, enjoyed Avalon Hill games, subscribed to Strategy&Tactics, etc.

However, I'm quite sure that the first D&D in Sweden was played in 1974 (quite likely at my [mother's] kitchen table).

Back on track - I agree, using Intimidate should come natural to a dragonborn paladin.

 

[Totte]

I don't want to derail the thread, but there were wargamers in Sweden before 1974. I know, since I was one of them. We played table-top games, enjoyed Avalon Hill games, subscribed to Strategy&Tactics, etc.

However, I'm quite sure that the first D&D in Sweden was played in 1974 (quite likely at my [mother's] kitchen table).

Back on track - I agree, using Intimidate should come natural to a dragonborn paladin.

Then you probably were a member of CSS (Conflict Simulation Sweden) back then?

 

[Totte]

Updated

I have updated Loggin in twin valley as I have one new adventure almost done, and one "intermission adventure" that I will put up today.

You can download it here:
Updated links here too:
http://4eyes.code66.se/

 

[Totte]

Or submit it to Adamant Entertainment: submissions@adamantentertainment.com

They were not interested...

 

[frankthedm]

Countersheet for the module