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<blockquote data-quote="Demonspell" data-source="post: 6568437" data-attributes="member: 6792769">Let me begin&nbsp; by introducing&nbsp; myself. I have played D&amp;D since I was 10. I started with AD&amp;D, moved to 3e, then 3.5e, avoided 4e, and instead moved to Pathfinder. I started running my own campaigns around the introduction of 3e and have even created a few modules which where quite successful for my groups. (all fairly adult oriented)I have been hearing some good reviews about 5e and have been reading a bit to learn and understand the rules changes. Now my 10yr old son wants to play and I see this as a great opportunity for some bonding time with him. I have never run a module for 10 yr olds and would prefer for the module to lean more toward problem solving than combat and teach the children and myself how the rules work. Can anyone suggest a good, preferably free ,module&nbsp; or provide recommendations or resources for building such a module?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Demonspell, post: 6568437, member: 6792769"] Let me begin by introducing myself. I have played D&D since I was 10. I started with AD&D, moved to 3e, then 3.5e, avoided 4e, and instead moved to Pathfinder. I started running my own campaigns around the introduction of 3e and have even created a few modules which where quite successful for my groups. (all fairly adult oriented) I have been hearing some good reviews about 5e and have been reading a bit to learn and understand the rules changes. Now my 10yr old son wants to play and I see this as a great opportunity for some bonding time with him. I have never run a module for 10 yr olds and would prefer for the module to lean more toward problem solving than combat and teach the children and myself how the rules work. Can anyone suggest a good, preferably free ,module or provide recommendations or resources for building such a module? [/QUOTE]

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