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Looking for nice Dragonlance adventures

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#1
zombiegleemax
Apr 16, 2006 11:22:12 I'm looking for some nice Dragonlance adventures for my players. Do you guys no any good ones that I could look into? They don't have to deal with the storyline of the Chronicles. Just any Dragonlance adventures you've come across.
#2
zeroeffect
Apr 16, 2006 19:33:51 You can adapt normal D&D adventures or make your own. That's what my DM does.

The official line of D&D adventures is pretty good. Eberron adventures could even be adapted, although it would require a lot of work.
#3
zombiegleemax
Apr 16, 2006 19:49:36 Yes I could, but I like to have adventures that really make sense in their campaign so actual Dragonlance adventures are nice for that.
#4
zeroeffect
Apr 16, 2006 20:07:05 LOL! Then buy some official Dragonlance adventures! There aren't that many of them!
#5
clarkvalentine
Apr 16, 2006 21:01:11
Yes I could, but I like to have adventures that really make sense in their campaign so actual Dragonlance adventures are nice for that.

As far as D&D 3.5, the only two "official" ones not found in sourcebooks are Key of Destiny and Spectre of Sorrows. Aside from that, the main Campaign Setting book contains the short adventure "The Sylvan Key" (actually a prequel to Key of Destiny). The sourcebooks War of the Lance and Legends of the Twins also have short adventures... so you do have a few options as far as official Sovereign Press published stuff goes.

Aside from that, there's some fan generated stuff on the Nexus (http://www.dl3e.com/) that's pretty nifty - take a look.
#6
zombiegleemax
Apr 16, 2006 23:28:58 Key of Destiny has been enjoyable so far, as a DM. Players say they're having a good time with it too. I've already bought the Spectre of Sorrows, and we're thinking right now that we'll probably play all the way through the third book, that I think is due out this year.

I'd give KoD a great review, even though we're only about half way into it. Just make sure you get the errata for it from the website - there's a good bit of changes/ left-outs.

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#1 zombiegleemax Apr 16, 2006 11:22:12	I'm looking for some nice Dragonlance adventures for my players. Do you guys no any good ones that I could look into? They don't have to deal with the storyline of the Chronicles. Just any Dragonlance adventures you've come across.
#2 zeroeffect Apr 16, 2006 19:33:51	You can adapt normal D&D adventures or make your own. That's what my DM does. The official line of D&D adventures is pretty good. Eberron adventures could even be adapted, although it would require a lot of work.
#3 zombiegleemax Apr 16, 2006 19:49:36	Yes I could, but I like to have adventures that really make sense in their campaign so actual Dragonlance adventures are nice for that.
#4 zeroeffect Apr 16, 2006 20:07:05	LOL! Then buy some official Dragonlance adventures! There aren't that many of them!
#5 clarkvalentine Apr 16, 2006 21:01:11	Yes I could, but I like to have adventures that really make sense in their campaign so actual Dragonlance adventures are nice for that. As far as D&D 3.5, the only two "official" ones not found in sourcebooks are Key of Destiny and Spectre of Sorrows. Aside from that, the main Campaign Setting book contains the short adventure "The Sylvan Key" (actually a prequel to Key of Destiny). The sourcebooks War of the Lance and Legends of the Twins also have short adventures... so you do have a few options as far as official Sovereign Press published stuff goes. Aside from that, there's some fan generated stuff on the Nexus (http://www.dl3e.com/) that's pretty nifty - take a look.
#6 zombiegleemax Apr 16, 2006 23:28:58	Key of Destiny has been enjoyable so far, as a DM. Players say they're having a good time with it too. I've already bought the Spectre of Sorrows, and we're thinking right now that we'll probably play all the way through the third book, that I think is due out this year. I'd give KoD a great review, even though we're only about half way into it. Just make sure you get the errata for it from the website - there's a good bit of changes/ left-outs.