Are there any good adventures in print. . .

[Aus_Snow]

. . . for a group of mainly Druid and Druid/_____ 1st level PC's?

The character party will resemble something of a zoo, or circus perhaps. The only PC without an animal companion will have a familiar.

Yeh, so anyway. Something for either generic D&D, or Kalamar specifically, would be best.

Also, if there are any others that might follow on well from those suggested for 1st level, I'd be interested in knowing about them, too. Say, a chain of adventures?

A mixture of kiling things and taking their stuff, dealing with NPC's, figuring things out. . . everything, I suppose. That'd be ideal.

Thanks muchly in advance.



edit --- of course, the Druid/_____ PC's are not /____ yet. Um. If that makes sense.


further edit --- their, not there. *wince*

 

[jdrakeh]

Yeh, so anyway. Something for either generic D&D, or Kalamar specifically, would be best.

Thieves in the Forest by Atlas Games would be excellent for this. It's a first-level adventure that takes place in and around a small village surrounded by woodland, culminating with the clearing of a small abandoned temple in the forest that has been serving as an outpost for bandits.

Also, if there are any others that might follow on well from those suggested for 1st level, I'd be interested in knowing about them, too. Say, a chain of adventures?

If you set the first adventure (Thieves in the Forest) during the Fall months, you can easily work in the free Frozen Whispers from WotC as a follow-up and, after inserting a series of impromptu adventures from Bits of the Wilderness, can follow-up that adventure with the free Into the Frozen Wastes and Tower in the Ice.

I'm actually doing something quite similar in the Weirdlands (which will contain small, regional, adventure paths when finished up).

 

[Aus_Snow]

Thanks, sounds promising.

Of course, it's going to be even harder to find something 'perfect', because of the odd one out (arcane caster).

 

[Aus_Snow]

bump. . . ?

Or, on the other hand, would most adventures be fine for a *very* druid-heavy group?

 

[TracerBullet42]

Sunless Citadel? Sounds like a perfect fit to me...

 

[Wycen]

There is a druid adventure by Troll Lord Games, Dark Druids, I think.