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<blockquote data-quote="eris404" data-source="post: 1078178" data-attributes="member: 5338">Hmmmm...is there any specific elements you're looking for (such as certain kinds of plots, specific monsters, character level, etc.)?Generally, I've used a lot of the free PDF adventures Wizards' puts on their web site. They tend to be short and some are much better than others, of course, but they have a good range of levels, plots, locations, monsters, etc. Usually there isn't much in the way of background either - sometimes the authors use GH or FR place names, but they don't normally use the history, special rules or NPCs from those settings. There's a monthly column, too, called Vicious Venues that is basically a short, detailed encounter or location with some plot hooks.There are also a couple of books that I've liked a lot. _En Route_ is simply locations/encounters/NPCs with short plots, not necessarily full-fledged adventures, but it might be worth a look for you. I liked the _Book of Taverns_, too, because the tavens are very well written and there are great backgrounds for NPCs that with a little work would make good plot hooks. Neither of these are campaign specific and use &quot;standard&quot; D&amp;D-style fantasy elements.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eris404, post: 1078178, member: 5338"] Hmmmm...is there any specific elements you're looking for (such as certain kinds of plots, specific monsters, character level, etc.)? Generally, I've used a lot of the free PDF adventures Wizards' puts on their web site. They tend to be short and some are much better than others, of course, but they have a good range of levels, plots, locations, monsters, etc. Usually there isn't much in the way of background either - sometimes the authors use GH or FR place names, but they don't normally use the history, special rules or NPCs from those settings. There's a monthly column, too, called Vicious Venues that is basically a short, detailed encounter or location with some plot hooks. There are also a couple of books that I've liked a lot. _En Route_ is simply locations/encounters/NPCs with short plots, not necessarily full-fledged adventures, but it might be worth a look for you. I liked the _Book of Taverns_, too, because the tavens are very well written and there are great backgrounds for NPCs that with a little work would make good plot hooks. Neither of these are campaign specific and use "standard" D&D-style fantasy elements. [/QUOTE]

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