d20M First Module for Level 1-3 Characters

Mistwell · Nov 24, 2002

Anyone know if there is a module out yet for levels 1-3?

Goose · Nov 25, 2002

Nothing official, but the book does give you ideas of what to do.

Bagpuss · Nov 25, 2002

What sort of module do you want? What's your campaign like?

I think Modern senarios are likely to be harder to write since the variety of possible campaign styles. A module written for a Shadow Chasers style campaign isn't much use in a Agents of Psi game or a 'real-world' Cops style campaign and visa versa.

You'll be much better off writting one yourself. Need pointers I wouldn't mind helping in the Plots & Places forum.

Arnix · Nov 25, 2002

The d20 publisher that me and some friends are starting have a module in beta right now for d20 modern. It should end up pdf'ed after a couple more runs with various player types to make sure it is decent. Last thing I want is for our first product to be substandard. I personaly hate buying products that don't appear to have been properly play-tested.

Theme: Mystery, Horror, Low Combat, High Atmosphere

Feels sort of like a CoC or Ravenloft meets d20.

I'll post more as soon as we have it closer to actual publication.

Arnix (tm)

Mistwell · Nov 25, 2002

Bagpuss said:
What sort of module do you want? What's your campaign like?

I think Modern senarios are likely to be harder to write since the variety of possible campaign styles. A module written for a Shadow Chasers style campaign isn't much use in a Agents of Psi game or a 'real-world' Cops style campaign and visa versa.

You'll be much better off writting one yourself. Need pointers I wouldn't mind helping in the Plots & Places forum.

You mean like a module run in Greyhawk versus Forgotten Realms versus Kalamar versus Freeport versus Scarred Lands versus...yeah well, you get the point.

I'm looking for your generic first run module. Something introducing the various mechanics of the game, like movement, combat, vehicle chases, explosives, some of the new skill uses, etc... Your Sunless Citadel for d20M. The one that people go out and purchase just to give d20M a test run and see how they like it (rather than going through the trouble of creating an entire adventure with the risk that they will not want to play the game once they see how it runs).