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D&D 5E DM's Guild: What caught your eye, and why did you buy it?
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Well, they would click it if the publisher set it up. Which IMO, everyone should. As far as confidence goes, my confidence fluctuates between "this is such an awesome adventure" and "what the hell am I doing?", but isn't tied to whether I have a preview or not
Serpine
Explorer
I don't really get why everybody doesn't do that sort of thing as it only takes minutes to drop out the second version.
Awesome Adam
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I think they are just getting caught up in the idea of making look like pages from a 5E book , and not considering anyone actually printing them.
CrusaderX
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I picked up Classic Modules Today: B4 The Lost Temple which is a pdf of conversion notes to convert the classic module B4 The Lost City into 5th Edition.
The cover of the product caught my eye, and when I saw it was converting one of my favorite BECMI modules, I couldn't click the download buttons fast enough.
The product is what I hope to see more of on the DMsGuild. And the folks at Classic Modules Today seem to have B3, Palace of the Silver Princess, in the queue for a 5e conversion soon.
http://classicmodulestoday.com/
I would love to see conversion notes for all of the classic D&D and AD&D modules. 5e makes things easy to convert, but with these DMsGuild products, it is now even easier. The pdf also contains notes to place the module in The Forgotten Realms, so it does count as being FR content.
The product is short but nicely done, and I plan on supporting this Classic Modules series for as long as they put them out.
The cover of the product caught my eye, and when I saw it was converting one of my favorite BECMI modules, I couldn't click the download buttons fast enough.
The product is what I hope to see more of on the DMsGuild. And the folks at Classic Modules Today seem to have B3, Palace of the Silver Princess, in the queue for a 5e conversion soon.
http://classicmodulestoday.com/
I would love to see conversion notes for all of the classic D&D and AD&D modules. 5e makes things easy to convert, but with these DMsGuild products, it is now even easier. The pdf also contains notes to place the module in The Forgotten Realms, so it does count as being FR content.
The product is short but nicely done, and I plan on supporting this Classic Modules series for as long as they put them out.
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Serpine
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Actually I don't seem to see that option section under the "Edit Title" or "Upload/Update Files" link. Am I looking in the wrong place / missing a certain setting?
Yesterday I bought
G1-3, D1-2, D3, Q1 plus S4 (The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth) and WG4 (The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun) from the classics modules today.
I plan to run my 2nd edition campaign with those modules, and now I am thinking to switch to 5th.
The conversion are pretty good and simple
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G1-3, D1-2, D3, Q1 plus S4 (The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth) and WG4 (The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun) from the classics modules today.
I plan to run my 2nd edition campaign with those modules, and now I am thinking to switch to 5th.
The conversion are pretty good and simple
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If the author doesn't show me a sample of his or her writing, I won't buy it!
jagerfury
Explorer
B3 has been available for some time now. We are up to about 30 1e modules converted at this point. More coming out each month!
Does that "we are up to..." mean that you are part of the project?
If yes, any info on the t1-4 conversion?
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jagerfury
Explorer
Yes, I am part of the project. Go to the classic modules today website for a complete list of modules already converted as well as those currently reserved by various authors. No one keeps a hard deadline for release though.
