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<blockquote data-quote="AbdulAlhazred" data-source="post: 6813672" data-attributes="member: 82106">The various 'Chaos Scar' adventures are all short adventures of mostly heroic tier that you can drop in. I won't say they are all particularly good (or bad), but they're short and designed around the concept of adventuring in a small region filled with monsters. Its basically a respin of the old Keep on the Borderlands concept, though I don't think there is a real write up of the 'home base'. Its the same sort of idea, just extended with various adventure locations up through level 10 or so. The only down side to Dungeon is its hard to find a really good index to all the adventures. WotC used to have a searchable one, but it contained EVERY article, not just adventures, and didn't have basic info like level etc, just the names. I'm pretty sure people have done better ones, maybe there's one here on ENWorld, but that would be a good thing to locate. You should really take a look at the LFR adventures too, many of the later ones are well-liked, and they're also fairly short, but can be strung together in story arcs. Of course they do use FR, but my guess is you can adapt many of them to Eberron without too much trouble.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AbdulAlhazred, post: 6813672, member: 82106"] The various 'Chaos Scar' adventures are all short adventures of mostly heroic tier that you can drop in. I won't say they are all particularly good (or bad), but they're short and designed around the concept of adventuring in a small region filled with monsters. Its basically a respin of the old Keep on the Borderlands concept, though I don't think there is a real write up of the 'home base'. Its the same sort of idea, just extended with various adventure locations up through level 10 or so. The only down side to Dungeon is its hard to find a really good index to all the adventures. WotC used to have a searchable one, but it contained EVERY article, not just adventures, and didn't have basic info like level etc, just the names. I'm pretty sure people have done better ones, maybe there's one here on ENWorld, but that would be a good thing to locate. You should really take a look at the LFR adventures too, many of the later ones are well-liked, and they're also fairly short, but can be strung together in story arcs. Of course they do use FR, but my guess is you can adapt many of them to Eberron without too much trouble. [/QUOTE]

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