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<blockquote data-quote="00Machado" data-source="post: 3036961" data-attributes="member: 23690">I'd suggest a few things...For inspiration making your own urban adventures...City Works, available on PDF inexpensively from DriveThruRPGPtolus, or if you don't want to spend the money, read through the message boards and swipe ideas from what people are doing in their Ptolus gamesPower of Faerun - lots of ideas on the motivations that can drive urban adventuresPublished adventuresIn the Belly of the Beast from Atlas Games (not sure if it's in PDF or not)Dungeon Magazine - you can ask for suggestions on their message boards as to which back issues will give you the most for your money, or read through the description of the older issues for the adventures most suited to your game.The Speaker in Dreams from Wizards of the Coast (level 5). Some parts of the adventure are more interesting than others.I think you can find some good ideas from the first part of Sons of Grummsh from Wizards as well (the rest takes place outside of an urban setting)If you don't mind converting from older editions, then I'm sure you can find some good stuff that TSR put out back in the day, like the Falcon series for Greyhawk, and so forth.If I was trying to find them on the cheap, I'd put my money intoCity WorksIn the Belly of the BeastTrolling the Ptolus message boards (free)A few well selected issues of Dungeon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="00Machado, post: 3036961, member: 23690"] I'd suggest a few things... For inspiration making your own urban adventures... City Works, available on PDF inexpensively from DriveThruRPG Ptolus, or if you don't want to spend the money, read through the message boards and swipe ideas from what people are doing in their Ptolus games Power of Faerun - lots of ideas on the motivations that can drive urban adventures Published adventures In the Belly of the Beast from Atlas Games (not sure if it's in PDF or not) Dungeon Magazine - you can ask for suggestions on their message boards as to which back issues will give you the most for your money, or read through the description of the older issues for the adventures most suited to your game. The Speaker in Dreams from Wizards of the Coast (level 5). Some parts of the adventure are more interesting than others. I think you can find some good ideas from the first part of Sons of Grummsh from Wizards as well (the rest takes place outside of an urban setting) If you don't mind converting from older editions, then I'm sure you can find some good stuff that TSR put out back in the day, like the Falcon series for Greyhawk, and so forth. If I was trying to find them on the cheap, I'd put my money into City Works In the Belly of the Beast Trolling the Ptolus message boards (free) A few well selected issues of Dungeon [/QUOTE]

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