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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 2297732" data-attributes="member: 2209">A collection of short themed adventures that can be dropped into a campaign.En route was single encounters to be done as the PCs go from point A to B either on the road or through the forest, etc. as they are doing other things.Foul Locales I don't have yet, but basically the same thing but for short horror adventures, one themed for in cities, one themed for outside cities.There was a collection like this for Ravenloft in 2e that I got a lot of use out of at the time, book of crypts I think it was called.There was also various book of lairs with lots of short adventures in one source, and some in the city of greyhawk boxed set had a lot I used in their one sheet adventure, and a greyhawk adventure collection as well that was packaged as a module but I forget the name.These were all more fleshed out than just a plot hook (complete stats and maps in addition to story hook) and more complex than just an encounter with a monster.WotC also had book of challenges for 3e which is just short encounters.I was expecting Mysteries of Arena to be this format exploring various neat features of Arena, but though it has many plot hooks and interesting things it only has one ready to go adventure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 2297732, member: 2209"] A collection of short themed adventures that can be dropped into a campaign. En route was single encounters to be done as the PCs go from point A to B either on the road or through the forest, etc. as they are doing other things. Foul Locales I don't have yet, but basically the same thing but for short horror adventures, one themed for in cities, one themed for outside cities. There was a collection like this for Ravenloft in 2e that I got a lot of use out of at the time, book of crypts I think it was called. There was also various book of lairs with lots of short adventures in one source, and some in the city of greyhawk boxed set had a lot I used in their one sheet adventure, and a greyhawk adventure collection as well that was packaged as a module but I forget the name. These were all more fleshed out than just a plot hook (complete stats and maps in addition to story hook) and more complex than just an encounter with a monster. WotC also had book of challenges for 3e which is just short encounters. I was expecting Mysteries of Arena to be this format exploring various neat features of Arena, but though it has many plot hooks and interesting things it only has one ready to go adventure. [/QUOTE]

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