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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 3469944" data-attributes="member: 22424">One of the great strengths of D&amp;D, relative to virtually every other game out there, is the easy availability of pregenerated adventures of all types. With the demise of Dungeon, though, it looks like for a while at least we'll be without a source particularly of short adventures (suitable for a single game session, or perhaps two or three sessions). Various companies are still doing mid-length (32 page) adventures, and there are a number of Adventure Paths, Campaign Adventure or long adventures out there, but I don't see the same being particularly true of the shorter adventures.One of the other things to note is that I'm not sure a single short adventure could really be a viable product in itself (certainly in print; I'm not sure about the pdf market), although a collection could be.All of which leads me to wonder if there's scope for an online archive of fan-generated adventures, possibly here?What I'm envisaging is an area set aside for people to upload adventures, ideally with a means then for others to rate and comment on the adventures (though this should probably be something the author can choose to switch on or off). Even better would be if the area allowed people to do 'parts' of an adventure - I can do text, for example, but am basically useless when it comes to cartography and artwork.Thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 3469944, member: 22424"] One of the great strengths of D&D, relative to virtually every other game out there, is the easy availability of pregenerated adventures of all types. With the demise of Dungeon, though, it looks like for a while at least we'll be without a source particularly of short adventures (suitable for a single game session, or perhaps two or three sessions). Various companies are still doing mid-length (32 page) adventures, and there are a number of Adventure Paths, Campaign Adventure or long adventures out there, but I don't see the same being particularly true of the shorter adventures. One of the other things to note is that I'm not sure a single short adventure could really be a viable product in itself (certainly in print; I'm not sure about the pdf market), although a collection could be. All of which leads me to wonder if there's scope for an online archive of fan-generated adventures, possibly here? What I'm envisaging is an area set aside for people to upload adventures, ideally with a means then for others to rate and comment on the adventures (though this should probably be something the author can choose to switch on or off). Even better would be if the area allowed people to do 'parts' of an adventure - I can do text, for example, but am basically useless when it comes to cartography and artwork. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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