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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minicol" data-source="post: 1647970" data-attributes="member: 17308">Hi,Actually, I always link prewritten modules. I have done so for years, and my players have always been satisfied with it. The trick is to own a sizable stock of DUNGEON mag back issues. If you have enough of them, you can always find one in the right mood, level and setting range. Then you have to select a recurrent place of operations (Hommlet, Greyhawk City, Waterdeep...) so the players have some feeling of continuity between adventures. You just have to wrap it up to modify a few of the names of the modules, and everything will run fine.A few other tips : Use modules written for the world you are using and generic ones, and be very careful when you adapt a module written specifically for another world.Run a very good short adventure for the first session to hook your players.Plan several sessions in advance.Good luck</blockquote>