Cooperative Dungeon #1 is Done. (I mean it this Time)

[Trainz]

To all the people that contributed, and to the development team:

CONGRATS !

I am very happy with the result. I can say I'm honored that you had faith in my "little experiment", and made it what it is.

To the development team in particular: I know this was bumpy at times, and I want to thank you for sticking around until the end. I assure you that CD2 will be easier to work with. I already put a lot of hours in it, and it is much more advanced than what you got when CD1 was passed on to you. I want to make sure everyone is having fun with this, and if there's extra work to do, I should be the one doing it.

Do not hesitate to contact me if you want to clear something up. I should be the one you come to when there's extra work or confusion. I feel a bit bad that Mark had to tackle much of the coordinating in CD1. I don't want to overburden him with CD2.

Shallown: I hope you received CD2. Can you give me an idea when you'll be sending it back to me ? And thanks for creating this thread !

Once again, my gratitude and congratulations to everyone !

 

[Shallown]

Recieved and being worked on. Sent you an E-mail.

Later

 

[Bauglir]

That looks really good. I'm looking forward to running it for a few friends. Good luck getting CD2 compiled

 

[Malk]

congradulations everyone, trainz in particular, im looking forward to cd3, and hope it comes soon

 

[eryndel]

Damnit. Kallandyrs speed is 60 feet, not 30. I am teh dumb. Other than that everything looks perfect.

Oh, god, I suck.

Since I did that submission (Kallandrys and the shrine) I went back to make sure that wasn't my error (A habit of mine I've picked up.) Well, it surely wasn't my fault because I *completely forgot* to stat out Kallandrys.

Well, thank you whoever covered for me. Mea culpa... the product turned out pretty damn fine.

Werner

 

[Mark]

There's been a few hundred downloads, so far. Glad to hear people are enjoying it and congrats to everyone who helped to make this a success!

 

[Trainz]

What's a few ?

 

[Shallown]

Don't worry Eryndel. Since I did the rough editin I filled in all the missing stat blocks and tried to catch the unspecified DC's and such.

I hope Kal turned out the way you hoped.

Later

PS Mark like Trainz said. What's a few and if I may ask how does it compare to other on-line adventures to your knowledge. More or less downloads for the time frame would be enough info for me.

 

[Mark]

few = three, But that number has now swelled to twenty-eight dozen.

I'm not sure how that would compare to other 14th-level (or even high level) adventures, but I think that point would be moot, since this is free. I think it has had a terrific response, nonetheless. I'd imagine that as the weekend comes to a close that number will rise even more. It's probably a good idea to add that link to all CD-X threads to show people the progress we have made thus far and what we seek level of quality to reach and/or surpass.

Higher level adventures tend to be something that aren't often offered because they tend to be hard for a DM to integrate into an existing setting or capaign, for various, obvious reasons. I'd imagine this will see most use as a source for DMs to disect and use in pieces or parts or merely as inspiration.

 

[Trainz]

Thanks for the info Mark.

The next adventures will be more or less around 6th level, so indeed, they might be more useful for GM's around.

We're going to have a blast with CD3. I went a bit wild with the map (but it's still under 15 rooms), and the theme (undead) will be fascinating to work with.

Mark, do you think I should post it now (CD3), or would you like me to hold on to it a little while ?