Module Recommendations

[roguerouge]

I occasionally glance longingly at my D20 Modern set, hoping against hope to play it some day. Are there any good modules out there to tempt my DMs with?

 

[kiznit]

We just played through Bruce Cordell's excellent Killing Jar Dark•Matter adventure. Took us about six sessions using pre-gens, I was DMing and was able to basically convert it on the fly.

 

[boerngrim]

Hi,
There are some free d20 Modern adventures for download at the WoTC web site.

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20modern/oaa/full

There are some good 3rd party adventures for d20 Modern. Here's some from Game Mechanics.

http://www.thegamemechanics.com/products/bronzehead.asp#SlaveDrivers

 

[Kheti sa-Menik]

I adapted "Trouble At Black Rock" from the WOTC site for my group. It's pretty good.
Nate Christen's "Treasure Hunter" mods published by Emerald Press are very good as well. I've played a lot of them at Gencons.

 

[Stormborn]

If you are looking for something a pulpy you could go with Adamant's Thrilling Tales line or if you are looking for something more Victorian you could try this.

Personally I have used both the free ones available at Wizards (which are as a whole more usable than the DnD ones) and some of the Thrilling Tales line to run two very different but succesful d20 M campaigns.

 

[Committed Hero]

93Games Studio released 3 "Arcane Adventures" that would work.

 

[The Black Kestrel]

What kind of modules are you looking for exactly? Horror, Military, Sci-Fi etc? There are quite a few adventures out there for purchase, especially in PDF format from RPGNow, DTRPG and Your Games Now. I'll also plug Nick Logue's new company Sinister Adventure and it's Dark Horizon's line of adventures for d20 Future.

 

[roguerouge]

I'm very open. The one time I was going to do this, we had 10th level characters rolled up and had spent about a week role-playing training and getting to know you stuff, only to have the GM end the PbP game because he was blocked.

 

[The Black Kestrel]

Well if your open to anything then I suggest checking out Sword's Edge Publishing (Military Action adventures), 12 to Midnight (Supernatural/Horror adventures), Alea Publishing (Supernatural/Mystery adventures), the previously mentioned The Game Mechanics (Supernatural adventures), UKG Publishing (Zombie Horror!). This is not by any means an exhuastive list and some poking around RPG Now/DTRPG/Your Games now would undoubted find more publishers that the ones I mentioned.

 

[mikelaff]

I'd point out two adventures by the guys at Empty Room Publishing.

Operation Jedburgh - is a World War 2 adventure -although there's enough background on WW2 here to almost call this a campaign setting book.
Miami Under Fire - is a Miami Vice themed adventure that does an excellent job of conjuring up the days of stubbly chins and pastel sports jackets.