I Need Dark*Matter Adventures!

[Morrow]

The title says it all. In a moment of insanity I offered to run a d20 Modern Dark*Matter campaign for my gaming group. Only later did I ask myself when I was going to have time for such an undertaking. I need to buy myself some breathing room by using other people's hard work.

My typical pattern is to gather as much material as I can and then pick through it for my favorites. I'm not particular about game system. I know about Exit 23, Raw Recruits, and the Killing Jar. I think there were some adventures in Dungeon. I'll check the Dungeon index and see if I can find the issues. Does anyone know of any other published adventures? Does anyone else have any adventures they've written they'd be willing to share?

Help me EnWorld. You're my only hope.

 

[jonrog1]

Check the story hour in the sig -- I think you can gank at least the mining town and Oregon abduction storyline. And Tthis may motivate me to finaly wrap up the last bit of the story ..

 

[Starglim]

Alternity.Net has the Dungeon adventures ("The Voice" solo adventure, "London Calling", "A Head for Business", "The Kindness of Strangers") for download as well as some fan-created adventures and hooks. Also see issue 4 of the Last Resort e-zine which contains my adventure "Cut Stone".

 

[Morrow]

Check the story hour in the sig -- I think you can gank at least the mining town and Oregon abduction storyline. And Tthis may motivate me to finaly wrap up the last bit of the story ..

Right, right, right. Love your work. I'll definately be taking full advantage of Drunk Southern Girls. Wait, that didn't come out quite right...

Alternity.Net has the Dungeon adventures ("The Voice" solo adventure, "London Calling", "A Head for Business", "The Kindness of Strangers") for download as well as some fan-created adventures and hooks. Also see issue 4 of the Last Resort e-zine which contains my adventure "Cut Stone".

Good to know. Thanks.

 

[Katowice]

The Final Church sourcebook for Dark*Matter also has an adventure in it. You can download it for $5 at http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=1243

 

[talien]

I recommend Delta Green scenarios. The latest hardcover contains a d20 conversion (it's a bit of a mess, but at least it's a conersion). Delta Green: Countdown has some crazy adventures too. And then there's Delta Green: Eyes Only. Those last two books are for Call of Cthulhu, but they're not that hard to convert.

You may also want to consider Cthulhu Now supplements, which have all kinds of insane goodness. Check out http://www.yog-sothoth.com's download section for starters; it also lists all the scenarios by genre (modern, delta green, etc.).

And of course, I just started my own story hour using d20 Modern. It will incorporate Dark*Matter elements for sure: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=214026

 

[Bretbo]

12 to Midnight specializes in horror and produces material for D20 Modern and Savage Worlds. Their material should complement a Dark*Matter campaign quite well, I'd think.

 

[Prest0]

12 to Midnight specializes in horror and produces material for D20 Modern and Savage Worlds. Their material should complement a Dark*Matter campaign quite well, I'd think.

Hey man, thanks for the mention. It's really nice when someone remembers us.

Morrow, at the very least you should be able to mine material from our free Pinebox, TX campaign setting, which you can find on our site from Bretbo's link. Of course, hopefully you'll find some of our titles helpful too.

 

[BabbageCliologic]

The title says it all. In a moment of insanity I offered to run a d20 Modern Dark*Matter campaign for my gaming group. Only later did I ask myself when I was going to have time for such an undertaking. I need to buy myself some breathing room by using other people's hard work.

My typical pattern is to gather as much material as I can and then pick through it for my favorites. I'm not particular about game system. I know about Exit 23, Raw Recruits, and the Killing Jar. I think there were some adventures in Dungeon. I'll check the Dungeon index and see if I can find the issues. Does anyone know of any other published adventures? Does anyone else have any adventures they've written they'd be willing to share?

Help me EnWorld. You're my only hope.

Issue #19 of my free 'zine, One Thousand and One Nights and One Night, has a modern odd campaign design. It's kinda bare-bones, but I think it's got some stuff that you might find interesting.

/BC