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<blockquote data-quote="Khaalis" data-source="post: 3786992" data-attributes="member: 2167">Hey all. I just found out that I am going to be running an Introduction to D&amp;D game in a few weeks. I'll have 1-2 experienced players helping to break in 2 new players. I usually don't like how little a 1st level character can do, but I think throwing a 4th or 5th level character at a new player is simply too much for them to handle. Thus I was thinking of running the adventure in the 2nd to possibly 3rd level range.&nbsp; However, as a DM its been a LONG time since I have run anything in that level range, as I normally play in my preferred sweet spot of 6th-12th level.Can anyone recommend a well written and fun pre-written adventure for 2nd-3rd level, other than Freeport as I will be using Freeport later on in a new game that will include the 2 experienced players (and hopefully the new players).Thanks in advance for any recommendations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Khaalis, post: 3786992, member: 2167"] Hey all. I just found out that I am going to be running an [b][i]Introduction to D&D[/i][/b] game in a few weeks. I'll have 1-2 experienced players helping to break in 2 new players. I usually don't like how little a 1st level character can do, but I think throwing a 4th or 5th level character at a new player is simply too much for them to handle. Thus I was thinking of running the adventure in the 2nd to possibly 3rd level range. However, as a DM its been a LONG time since I have run anything in that level range, as I normally play in my preferred sweet spot of 6th-12th level. Can anyone recommend a well written and fun pre-written adventure for 2nd-3rd level, other than Freeport as I will be using Freeport later on in a new game that will include the 2 experienced players (and hopefully the new players). Thanks in advance for any recommendations. [/QUOTE]

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