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ShortQuests -- individual adventure modules! An all-new collection of digest-sized D&D adventures designed to plug in to your game.

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Message: <blockquote data-quote="scadgrad" data-source="post: 1814695" data-attributes="member: 766">Here's the adventures that my group has enjoyed the most:Sunless Citadel This will probably be the "Keep on the Borderlands" of its time. It's a fine intro adventure.Forge of Fury I think this is perhaps the best of WotC's adventure path titles, and it's just a great low level dungeon crawl with a nice variety of opponents and challenges.Rappan Athuk OK, so I admit, I'm an affirmed Necromancer Games fanboy, but the online support for this makes it an incredibly amusing module and a considerable value; tons of bang-for-the-buck in this dealy classic.The wilderness encounters really add a much needed respite from all of the "crawling" and are a must for anyone who wants more than just a huge dungeon crawl. I've ran 3 different groups through portions of it and can't wait to see the compilation rumored for release next year. Crown of Shadows Sure it's Midnight specific, but it's just an outstanding intro to that dark, brooding setting.Hall of the Rainbow Mage A bit too much loot for my group, but some great encounters and kept my group entertained for months.Tombs of Absythor This one doesn't get enough props in my book. It's easy to drop into just about any setting (a common feature for Necro modules) and just has a fascinating collection of opponents for the PCs to contend with. Love the "fountain of endless skellies."Heart of Nightfang Spire Death on a stick if the DM plays the BG to his genius level intellect potential. Things can just get out-of-hand if the PCs allow the BG to freely "restock" the tower.Demons and Devils Also by Necro, just a great collection of 3 high level modules which require a good bit of thinking on the PCs part. These make great one shots.Wizard's Amulet & Crucible of Freya Once again, a great way to start off a campaign though the PCs will have to play smart since TPK opportunities are present in good numbers (hey, it's Necromancer what do you expect?).</blockquote>

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