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[S'mon]

Crumbling Hall of the Frost Giant Jarl is a pretty good frost giant lair. An Icy Heart is poor, as I recall, with a poorly worked out 3.0e white dragon, it's more like CR 15 than CR 20.

 

[Mark CMG]

Crumbling Hall of the Frost Giant Jarl is a pretty good frost giant lair.

Even for the maps alone, that and many other are worth having around to use in a pinch.

 

[Mark]

Added the Dungeon Adventure Archive

 

[Woas]

Somethings Cooking was the first adventure I ever ran and it is still the most talked about adventure some 6 years later! Everyone loved the golem.

 

[Cyberia]

Base of Operations . . . . Ed Stark . . . . 5th Generic D&D
Just used the map. The PCs got toasted

I'm running this now, with some cosmetic changes to fit in the Dragonlance setting.

The players blazed through the first few encounters, so I beefed up all the guards with various class levels (maybe a little too much)... then they started fighting in the courtyard and it all turned in to one huge mess, but it's all good .

 

[joela]

Free?!?

(Reworked the question to add in other sources.)

If you absolutely had to use only free adventures

OMG. I already have the Co-ops stuff but I didn't realize WotC had so much...!

Forget about buying 4e adventures when they come out. I'm converting all these 3.5e!

 

[Ze]

Wreck Ashore . . . . Robert Wiese . . . . 1st Generic D&D

I have just used this in my running pirates campaign, although with some (major) changes. Basically, I needed some pirates messing with a lighthouse. The players still have to go that way though.

Ghosts of Aniel, The . . . . Stephen Kenson . . . . 6th Generic D&D

Ran this as a one-shot and it went amazingly well. Much roleplay, little combat. Fun.

I'm pretty sure I also ran another one, but the only thing I remember about it is the TPK by a Cone of Cold. :\

 

[Mark]

Get them while they are still available.

 

[Mark]

Any new sources to add to this archive or archives?

 

[Mark CMG]

Double post.