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[Lucas78]

 Hey there,

Well, not really a "request", more of a suggestion

Regarding the creation of adventures, beside building complex ones, spanning lots of outdoor areas, dialogues with a lot of C&C (choices & consequences), it would be cool (and maybe simpler for those who are just starting out) to see an "old style" D&D module: you know, those "recommended for level 1-3 back in the day

What I mean is:

- A small town where you learn about the nearby dungeon terrorizing the locals (include a few houses, a Inn, a blacksmith and maybe a herbalist shop. Oh, and the Town Hall/small castle, of course).

- A "forest" area leading to the dungeon itself

- A multi level dungeon, where maybe you learn of a bigger threat, with the inclusion of notes, diaries by other adventures who came before you and whatever you can think of.

Yes, it's cliche, not really original, but it's also intended: tactical combat will be the focus of the adventure, much like Black Isle did with the Icewind Dale series. 

Now of course it would be even funnier with a co-op mode, but that's another story

[BryanDerksen]

Since the toolset is so big and complex it's unlikely that any one person is going to be able to master all parts of it (I sure haven't, as evidenced by some of the rough patches in the initial wiki documentation). One of the purposes of the social site's "group" feature is to try to help modders with different areas of expertise to collaborate. Perhaps you could find someone who's good at level art to help out with your outdoor areas.



Alternately, use Lothering's layout for now. You can swap in a different village layout later if something better comes along from the modding community.