Recommendation for a 1st-level 3e adventure?
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Here is a list of the reviews thus far available on The Whispering Woodwind Questus (adventure) from Creative Mountain Games-
1. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by shadeus on 9/26/2002 at EN World
2. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by alsih2o on 9/27/2002 at EN World
3. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by William Ronald on 10/1/2002 at EN World
4. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by Crothian on 10/9/2002 at EN World
5. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by Kithmaker on 10/09/2002 at Mortality.net
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1. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by shadeus on 9/26/2002 at EN World
2. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by alsih2o on 9/27/2002 at EN World
3. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by William Ronald on 10/1/2002 at EN World
4. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by Crothian on 10/9/2002 at EN World
5. The Whispering Woodwind reviewed by Kithmaker on 10/09/2002 at Mortality.net
It is available through Paypal on the CMG site and at RPGNow.com
I enjoyed running the Adventure Path series, with Sunless Citadel in the opening slot.
The first Kalamar adventure ("Coin of Evil"?) read well to me.
Piratecat's psionic oriented "Of Sound Mind" has gotten good press.
The first Freeport adventure read well, also.
The first Kalamar adventure ("Coin of Evil"?) read well to me.
Piratecat's psionic oriented "Of Sound Mind" has gotten good press.
The first Freeport adventure read well, also.
I'll add a vote for the Sunless Citadel. That's a great introductory adventure - one of the few low-level modules for any edition of D&D that I heartily recommend.
I've submitted a review of the Whispering Woodwind to rpg.net; I guess it'll appear there in the near future. Brief summary: good adventure, but not for everyone. It's also fairly short and for 2nd level characters, though what it does well, it does excellently.
Cheers!
I've submitted a review of the Whispering Woodwind to rpg.net; I guess it'll appear there in the near future. Brief summary: good adventure, but not for everyone. It's also fairly short and for 2nd level characters, though what it does well, it does excellently.
Cheers!
Played, enjoyed and recommend Sunless Citadel. A dungeon crawl with enough twists and personality to be entertaining. Made with new players in mind, so its easy to DM.
Am playing Death in Freeport right now; a much more talky adventure. And shorter to boot. Its still fun, but it requires a lot more DM effort.
If your party enjoys slaying monsters or your DM is not extremely good, go with the Citadel. If your DM is quick on his feet and your group wants to role-play a lot, try Freeport.
Am playing Death in Freeport right now; a much more talky adventure. And shorter to boot. Its still fun, but it requires a lot more DM effort.
If your party enjoys slaying monsters or your DM is not extremely good, go with the Citadel. If your DM is quick on his feet and your group wants to role-play a lot, try Freeport.
Grazzt
Demon Lord
The Wizard's Amulet by Necromancer Games. It was the first d20 3e module and its also available free on the site:
http://www.necromancergames.com/freestuff.html
http://www.necromancergames.com/freestuff.html
I would also have to have Sunless Citadel first on my list. Its a short list:
1. Sunless Citadel, for reasons others have described above. A good dungeon crawl with good opportunities for diplomacy, and opportunities for each class to shine.
2. Ne'Morens Vault by Fiery Dragon Productions. another well rounded adventure with good challenges for a low level adventure.
1. Sunless Citadel, for reasons others have described above. A good dungeon crawl with good opportunities for diplomacy, and opportunities for each class to shine.
2. Ne'Morens Vault by Fiery Dragon Productions. another well rounded adventure with good challenges for a low level adventure.
