Anyone know a good dungeon crawl adventure?

[MojoGM]

Uh. No.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1594720290/qid=1124971155/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/104-5968551-8286334?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

Wow, that's quite a price difference...

 

[MojoGM]

Try good old Rappan Athuk - the Dungeon of Graves from Necromancer games - or the World's LArgest Dungeon

I'll check this one out as well...

Thanks!

 

[Jupp]

Are there any ones in particular you would recommend?

I'm not looking for anything long term...just a few sessions worth or so (though with the way my group moves it will be many more than a few sessions)

I think Aerie of the Crow God is in your level range

 

[MojoGM]

I think Aerie of the Crow God is in your level range

That one caught my eye...the print version is sold out according to Goodman's site, but I'll see if my game shop can order it from somewhere...

Thanks!

 

[carpedavid]

*Raises hand meekly*

If you're looking for something that's a little less than a full-on adventure, you might want to look at the two "Dungeon Dive" products I put out just recently. They contain maps and very scalable encounter areas, but leave the plot and NPCs to you. Unfortunately, they are only available in pdf.

Dungeon Dive 1: Thieves' Guild Hideout
Dungeon Dive 2: Abandoned Temple

 

[MojoGM]

*Raises hand meekly*

If you're looking for something that's a little less than a full-on adventure, you might want to look at the two "Dungeon Dive" products I put out just recently. They contain maps and very scalable encounter areas, but leave the plot and NPCs to you. Unfortunately, they are only available in pdf.

Dungeon Dive 1: Thieves' Guild Hideout
Dungeon Dive 2: Abandoned Temple

Very cool...and excellent price point. I'll be ordering both these tomorrow (payday for me).

I don't prefer PDF, but this looks like it will be easy enough to utilize.

Great product...bookmarked and e-mail to my home address

Thanks!

 

[Jupp]

*Raises hand meekly*

If you're looking for something that's a little less than a full-on adventure, you might want to look at the two "Dungeon Dive" products I put out just recently. They contain maps and very scalable encounter areas, but leave the plot and NPCs to you. Unfortunately, they are only available in pdf.

Dungeon Dive 1: Thieves' Guild Hideout
Dungeon Dive 2: Abandoned Temple

Dang, why didnt I know about those two before.....Make that two more sales

 

[BvS]

I third that!

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

That one caught my eye...the print version is sold out according to Goodman's site, but I'll see if my game shop can order it from somewhere...

It's being revised for an expanded editon and will be out in October. http://goodmangames.com/5004Rpreview.php

One of the best DCC adventures, IMHO, and a 2004 ENnie Award nominee.

Other really good DCCs in the level range you are looking for are #7: Secret of Smuggler's Cove and #10: The Sunless Garden.

 

[Flexor the Mighty!]

Return To The Temple Of Elemental Evil is the worst module I've ever DM'ed. It's more an exercise in using templates than a good module IMO. One of these days I'm going to take it to the range and shoot the heck of of it just to release the hatred I developed for it as the sessions dragged on. I think it really killed the whole "Mega-Module" concept for me to be honest. I don't ever see running one of those again after that experience.

My hat know no limit!

P.S. YMMV of course.