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<blockquote data-quote="LivesForPain" data-source="post: 973145" data-attributes="member: 12816"><p>Hello everybody. </p><p></p><p>Since the introduction of the new D&D core rule books I've been collecting everything that comes out almost obsessively with the intent to someday sit down and play. Well me and a couple of friends have finally decided to give it a go. We are all in our early 30's and complete beginners aside from CRPG's. </p><p></p><p>We've talked a bit about what we'd like to do and we've all decided we would prefer to go lite on the role playing and heavy on adventuring and combat. We would like to play through a couple of small modules to give us a taste of how things work and to figure out what we like and don't like. </p><p></p><p>As I said I've been collecting the stuff like crazy, and have the introduction box set and the complete set of modules that Wizards of the Coast released, that we want to try playing through once everyone is comfortable with rules and playing works.</p><p></p><p>Since I'm going to be the DM, I'm looking for other modules in other game world that would be easy for a complete newbie to use and still be fun for the players. The easier to use the better. Any kind of setting is fine for us since we are just looking to get some experience with the game rules and mechanics.</p><p></p><p>Thanks a lot for any help, suggestions or tips.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LivesForPain, post: 973145, member: 12816"] Hello everybody. Since the introduction of the new D&D core rule books I've been collecting everything that comes out almost obsessively with the intent to someday sit down and play. Well me and a couple of friends have finally decided to give it a go. We are all in our early 30's and complete beginners aside from CRPG's. We've talked a bit about what we'd like to do and we've all decided we would prefer to go lite on the role playing and heavy on adventuring and combat. We would like to play through a couple of small modules to give us a taste of how things work and to figure out what we like and don't like. As I said I've been collecting the stuff like crazy, and have the introduction box set and the complete set of modules that Wizards of the Coast released, that we want to try playing through once everyone is comfortable with rules and playing works. Since I'm going to be the DM, I'm looking for other modules in other game world that would be easy for a complete newbie to use and still be fun for the players. The easier to use the better. Any kind of setting is fine for us since we are just looking to get some experience with the game rules and mechanics. Thanks a lot for any help, suggestions or tips. [/QUOTE]
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