Suggestions for Role Play Module

[sus323]

Does anyone know of a adventure or module that is primarily role playing based?

I'm looking for something that has political intrique but I can also use a mystery or basically anything role playing rather than a hack and slash, combat-based adventure.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks.

 

[Crothian]

Making a Name by Kenzer. I just posted a review of this module. It is for first and second level characters and it is a PDF.

 

[sus323]

Thanks Crothian! I'll have to look at that one. My players are about 13th level, but perhaps I can modify that adventure for them.

If you have any other suggestions I'd love to hear them!

 

[jdrakeh]

The Ascension of the Magdalene by Atlas Games (it's essentially Unknown Armies meets D&D) is largely roleplay.

 

[the Jester]

One of the adventures in the Age of Worms is largely roleplaying based. You'd have to alter it considerably in order to work it into your campaign, but I really liked it. Can't recall the title off hand, unfortunately.

 

[JRR_Talking]

party are too high a level for a truly mystery/intrique type thing. way too many detects et al

put a wholley roleplay should be quite doable, if there are any out there

 

[Psion]

One by atlas has already been mentioned, but I'll add Maiden Voyage and Splintered Peace (which is actually a sizeable hardbound.) There's also a Monkeygod adventure called All the Kings Men which is pretty decent.

 

[MerricB]

One of the adventures in the Age of Worms is largely roleplaying based. You'd have to alter it considerably in order to work it into your campaign, but I really liked it. Can't recall the title off hand, unfortunately.

The Prince of Redhand in issue #131. Really great adventure.

Cheers!

 

[shilsen]

party are too high a level for a truly mystery/intrique type thing. way too many detects et al

put a wholley roleplay should be quite doable, if there are any out there

What level are you talking of? I'd argue that mystery/intrigue works fine at all levels. All you need are the antagonists to be smart enough to account for the existence of magic, which - since they live in a world full of magic - they really should be.

 

[Deekin]

I'll secound the The Prince of Redhand. That, and it is for 15th level Charcitures.