D&D 5E So what adventures have you played recently? Modules? DYO?

[Glomb175]

I'm new to d&d and DMing so I went with LMoP. So far it's been quite good, only downside is it gets a bit confusing for my players with the amount of side quests available from so many different NPC's in Phandalin, they didn't know which job to do, who to report to upon completion, lots of me flicking through the book. This could be down to us all being noobs though

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[Croesus]

I'm new to d&d and DMing so I went with LMoP. So far it's been quite good, only downside is it gets a bit confusing for my players with the amount of side quests available from so many different NPC's in Phandalin, they didn't know which job to do, who to report to upon completion, lots of me flicking through the book. This could be down to us all being noobs though

Nope, not just you. I've attached a short file I used to organize some brief info on the NPCs, as well as a couple files I used to prep for Cragmaw Castle and Wave Echo Cave. Note: I replaced Grol with an NPC found at EnWorld named Vicious Toby. VT is a half-troll goblin (I wanted something the party wouldn't recognize).

 

[jayoungr]

I'm in a gaming slump right now and haven't run D&D since last fall. The last thing I ran was Palace of the Red Pasha, as a follow-up to Tyranny of Dragons.

 

[76512390ag12]

Ah, Xoth, always meant to look at that

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[The_Gunslinger658]

You guys are costing me money lol. But in a good way of course. So off to go and buy Palace of the red Pasha.

Scott

I'm in a gaming slump right now and haven't run D&D since last fall. The last thing I ran was Palace of the Red Pasha, as a follow-up to Tyranny of Dragons.

 

[jayoungr]

You guys are costing me money lol. But in a good way of course. So off to go and buy Palace of the red Pasha.

Sorry? But I don't think you'll regret it!

 

[LapBandit]

Ran Lost Mines twice, played it once, great intro adventure.
Ran homebrew after Lost Mines both times.

Ran PotA once, good adventure but it really needs the DM to be heavily invested. Almost like you need to read it twice and run it once to really get the depth and breadth of it.

Played HotDQ three times, only having a campaign finish it once.

Played Curse of Strahd once, great time.

Have run many homebrew campaigns since 5E came out.

 

[Staccat0]

I'm new to d&d and DMing so I went with LMoP. So far it's been quite good, only downside is it gets a bit confusing for my players with the amount of side quests available from so many different NPC's in Phandalin, they didn't know which job to do, who to report to upon completion, lots of me flicking through the book. This could be down to us all being noobs though

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At least your PCs spoke to any of the non-essential NPCs, haha. My PCs were completely disinterested in the side quests. Bit of a bummer honestly. Even then I forgot the local druid's name.

 

[Quickleaf]

No face-to-face games at the moment, but we were running a mix of Night Below (converted to 5e) + Out of the Abyss.

In my play-by-post games, I am running 2 original adventures, and an adaptation of DUNGEON #63 Blood & Fire.

 

[MNblockhead]

Mainly do homebrew and create my own, but last session I ran The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan from The Yawning Portal.

I've also been running adventures from In Volo's Wake for my kids and some of their friends.