Recommend to me a good PDF adventure!

[mattcolville]

There's a very slim chance I might have to GM tonight and I was wondering if anyone here could recommend a well-done wilderness/dungeon adventure for 3rd-5th level characters? Something I could download, read, and run in a couple of hours.

 

[Terry Edwards]

You should head over to www.direkobold.com for some hot pdf action. For $19 you can access every adventures they have published and best of all they are highly customizable (courtesy of direkobold's xenogenic system). You can view snippets of the adventures with a demo subscription and even download the sample adventure to give you an idea of what the xenogenic system is all about.

 

[mattcolville]

You should head over to www.direkobold.com for some hot pdf action. For $19 you can access every adventures they have published and best of all they are highly customizable (courtesy of direkobold's xenogenic system). You can view snippets of the adventures with a demo subscription and even download the sample adventure to give you an idea of what the xenogenic system is all about.

That is very, very interesting. I'm definately going to check that out.

 

[zenld]

I second the direkobold.com recommendation. The free adventure Terry mentioned, When DireKobolds Attack, is written at 4th level but can be generated from 1st to 7th. Check it out, then go back and get the rest. Worth every penny.

Enjoy.

 

[Sir Whiskers]

I agree: Direkobold is a great resource for a situation like this.

They have about a dozen or so adventures available now (if you sign up, of course). I ran Foul Deeds Rise for my group when they were around 5th level and they enjoyed it considerably (the ghosts acting out past events was great). It's adjustable from 1st-7th, so you might want to give it a shot.

 

[Frostmarrow]

I hope I'm not completely redundant when I say that you can check out Wizards' adventure resource.

Wizards' Adventures

The site sorts adventures per level.