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Message: <blockquote data-quote="IronWolf" data-source="post: 5216813" data-attributes="member: 21076">I second that.  Read through several adventures that have already been published to get a feel for what goes into one and a flow.  See if you can find an old issue of Dungeon magazine as well - good quality adventures in those as well.  Try to find adventures that are level appropriate so you can get an idea of just how difficult encounters and traps should be for the level you are running for.Once you have done that it is time to sit down and come up with your own idea.  Start writing down some basic ideas and then go back through and populate with the monsters, NPCs and such you need to make the story happen.  Before you know it you'll have written your first adventure.Good luck!</blockquote>