Anyone got a good family adventure?

[drunkenmonk]

We are thinking of starting a D&D family game night and I was hoping someone had an idea of an adventure (preferably a free download) that could be a fun first family adventure. (First time we have gamed together)

-- 3 Players --
My Wife (gamed a few times with white wolf not d&d yet)
Daughter 14 years old (avid tabletop gamer w/ her friends)
Son 6 years old (never gamed)
Possibly an NPC if one is needed

 

[Herobizkit]

Assuming you're sticking with the 3.x and not Pathfinder ruleset, I'd strongly suggest The Sunless Citadel. It's a very well-written 1st level adventure from around the birth of 3e. Fiddle at your leisure, but when I ran it, I found it a huge breath of fresh air from many other combat-heavy modules of its type.

 

[drunkenmonk]

I can adapt the module to the rules. I'm just mostly looking for adventure story ideas that would work.

 

[JeffB]

B3, palace of the silver princess (green cover production version). Or B1

Also I think it is battarria games (sp), that has a couple family/younger kid oriented modules for download. They are for Labyrinth Lord, IIRC.

 

[phil62]

Also I think it is battarria games (sp), that has a couple family/younger kid oriented modules for download. They are for Labyrinth Lord, IIRC.

I'm struggling to identify that publisher... can anyone give a URL or hint on what to search for? Google throws up nothing useful for Battarria.

 

[JeffB]

Sorry, it is Barrataria games. Looks like the.website is in limbo. POD availabl ethrough Lulu, and PDFs through Drive thru. Cannot post links on this stupid NOOK, sorry.

Rainbow Lodge was the one I was thinking of but is not showing up on Drive Thru, only Lulu. You can probably google search around for the PDF.

 

[Grogg of the North]

The Song of Fodin and Hollow's Last Hope are good introduction adventures. Both are free and have a good mix of combat and RP.

If it goes over well, you can use Hollow's Last Hope as a jumping off point for other adventures.