Forked Thread: What are the best Goodman Dungeon Crawl Classics- For Traveling PCs?

[Holy Bovine]

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Ok - I've now got every single DCC adventure in pdf (me :heart: Xmas money!) so I have a specific question - are there any adventures that revolve around the PCs traveling? My group is going on a 4 week overland journey to the Grand Bazaar delivering a McGuffin there. I want to spice up the journey with some DCCs so I'm hoping you guys who have read tons of them can help me out! I just need something that gives the PCs an incentive to investigate a given locale or track down a certain item/person etc. Thanks in advance!

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[ExploderWizard]

What level party are we talking about?

 

[Holy Bovine]

What level party are we talking about?

3rd but with 7 party members. I will be converting to 4E regardless so it is more the plot, NPCs and setting I am interested it.

 

[ExploderWizard]

3rd but with 7 party members. I will be converting to 4E regardless so it is more the plot, NPCs and setting I am interested it.

One of my favorites is #10 The Sunless Garden.

 

[Holy Bovine]

One of my favorites is #10 The Sunless Garden.

Ooooo - that is a good one! Thanks - with over 50 of these things and many with multiple adventures it can be hard to find just the right one. #10 is exactly the kind of thing I am looking for!

 

[Jhaelen]

Well, looking over the ones I got, there aren't many that have wilderness encounters.

- Obviously #28 'Into the Wild' is one.
- #14 'Dungeon interludes' might work since it's six smallish episodes.
- Similarly #26 'The book of treasure maps' contains six adventures that could be easily used as short side-trecks, I guess.

If you don't plan to use #51 'Castle Whiterock' as a single campaign, level 8 (The Far Garden) could be extracted.

 

[aboyd]

If you have "The Adventure Continues" compilation, I set the "Dale of the Dead" module up as a hamlet on the side of a road. Another module from that book, "Fortune's Folly" can also technically be something they stumble across on their trek.

 

[Psion]

If you have "The Adventure Continues" compilation, I set the "Dale of the Dead" module up as a hamlet on the side of a road. Another module from that book, "Fortune's Folly" can also technically be something they stumble across on their trek.

Snare of the Shadow Sylphs from TAC starts with the PCs camping.

 

[aboyd]

You mean The Snare of the Shadow Slyphs? Yes. You're right. I've never run it. Is it good?

 

[Psion]

You mean The Snare of the Shadow Slyphs?

Yeah, something like that.

Yes. You're right. I've never run it. Is it good?

Yeah, we had fun with it. It had a good puzzle ratio for my players.