Please recommend a good Level 6 adventure to me

[MonsterMash]

I like the Grey Citadel from Necromancer Games, this is a 3.0 adventure, but it is still a good one. See my review for more detail

 

[DariusOfCT]

I like the Grey Citadel from Necromancer Games, this is a 3.0 adventure, but it is still a good one. See my review for more detail

Thanks, I'll have to look into that one

 

[Sitara]

Expedition to Castle Ravenloft.

Don't waste time, run and get it. (and yes you can pop it whereever you want, thanks to the...missssstssss.)

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

Red Hand of Doom.

excellent adventure, but it's too involved for what I'm looking for - something that will take the PCs from level 5/6 to level 7/8 or maybe even 8/9

I'm a little confused. This is exactly what Red Hand of Doom would do--take characters of 5/6 level to 8/9 level.

I just finished playing play it in December, and I'm running it right now. We just had our first session. In about four hours, we had two combats (one a bit long, one very brief) and lots of fun role playing.

If there's too much xp/loot, you can trim some encounters so the PCs don't advance as fast or too much.

 

[DariusOfCT]

I'm a little confused. This is exactly what Red Hand of Doom would do--take characters of 5/6 level to 8/9 level.

I just finished playing play it in December, and I'm running it right now. We just had our first session. In about four hours, we had two combats (one a bit long, one very brief) and lots of fun role playing.

If there's too much xp/loot, you can trim some encounters so the PCs don't advance as fast or too much.

Well, the adventure itself says it takes players from Level 6 to Level 12. I'm sure everybody has a different experience, but the scope of RHoD is too big for me as well.

 

[Festivus]

both look fairly promising - I might even like the premise behind Entombed better.

However, are both short 1 level modules? I got that impression from reading the descriptors.

The Gamemastery modules are fairly short, yes. I haven't personally run those modules listed, but the two I have run worked out to 3-4 four hour sessions for each one. We tend to run a little on the slower side, YMMV.

Goodman has many, many generic adventures out there. Go have a gander at his adventure finder.

Monte Cook's Banewarrens is fun if you have a urban setting with a large spire nearby (or just make the spire a pit and drop it anywhere just about). That's a bit longer than any of the Gamemastery or DCCs (which tend to be the old one level adventure as you called it)

 

[Olaf the Stout]

Well, the adventure itself says it takes players from Level 6 to Level 12. I'm sure everybody has a different experience, but the scope of RHoD is too big for me as well.

My copy is at home (I'm posting from work ) but the levels listed on the front cover of Red Hand of Doom are wrong. You need to look inside the book (somewhere in the first few pages) to get the correct levels.

Olaf the Stout

 

[RangerWickett]

E.N. Publishing's Shelter from the Storm (from the War of the Burning Sky campaign saga) is a city-based adventure that involves a small town receiving a large number of refugees from a distant war, and the efforts by the enemy to destroy the city. It might require some retooling to take out the war, but there are a lot of roleplaying opportunities, and a lot of depth, and some dramatic set pieces. It's for level 5 to 6.

Likewise, The Mad King's Banquet requires you to have a war going on in the background, but it's mostly about finding and thwarting a royal assassin. There's courtly intrigue, torture, vital missions through enemy territory, dinner, and even one large army-on-army battle. It's for levels 7 to 8.

 

[DariusOfCT]

My copy is at home (I'm posting from work ) but the levels listed on the front cover of Red Hand of Doom are wrong. You need to look inside the book (somewhere in the first few pages) to get the correct levels.

Olaf the Stout

The inside cover says it will take them from level 5 to level 10 at the start of the final encounters, meaning probably level 11 when it's wrapped up. 5-11 or 6-12 is still a pretty big level range.

And, enworld is blocked at my work, so you're lucky.

 

[Squire James]

There is a clear point at which you can declare Red Hand of Doom to be over, and the players would never know the difference. They'd probably be level 9 or 10 at that point. The ending is usable as a "Revenge Of" side-plot at level 12 or so (or higher if you beef it up a bit).