What new module would you like to see from dungeon magazine source?
I have almost every one of them and I nearing the point of my base that I can actually start making modules with it. I was thinking of shackled series, but that kinda linear. So give me your top 5 choices or so. Thanks
I thought the Age of Worms was a fun read. Only read the first three chapters, though.
Whatever you decide on, I'm sure ppl will play it!
Why not the first Dungeon to appear in Dungeon Magazine #1 - The Dark Tower of Cabilar?
I thought the Age of Worms was a fun read. Only read the first three chapters, though.
Whatever you decide on, I'm sure ppl will play it!
Yeah, I read most of that series and like it weird creatures. I read a lot of people online like the series too.
Why not the first Dungeon to appear in Dungeon Magazine #1 - The Dark Tower of Cabilar?
Yes that a very good one too and good one as a test module for my base.
Thank you both for the suggestions.
What new module would you like to see from dungeon magazine source?
I have almost every one of them and I nearing the point of my base that I can actually start making modules with it. I was thinking of shackled series, but that kinda linear. So give me your top 5 choices or so. Thanks
Whatever you build, I would love to play it 
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If it's transferable and you can pull it off I think "A Rose for Talakara" looks quite good. I personally found that it was easier to take a small, simple module from dungeon and then once I had that working, to expand on it (<maximum shameless plug mode> "Hrothgar's Resting Place").
TR
If it's transferable and you can pull it off I think "A Rose for Talakara" looks quite good. I personally found that it was easier to take a small, simple module from dungeon and then once I had that working, to expand on it (<maximum shameless plug mode> "Hrothgar's Resting Place").
TR
From what little I read over the adventure, it could be done with some CC added to it for certain locations. Yeah, Hrothgar's rest is a short module, I glad you expanded it some. Me and my friends will try and give it go over the holiday, in between CC work on my base.
What everyone thoughts on these?
Over the last 18 years, DUNGEON has printed more than 300 adventures for the various
incarnations of DUNGEONS & DRAGONS. Our panelists singled out the following ten adventures
from DUNGEON in particular as excellent representations of these hundreds. Many of
these back issues are still available at paizo.com.
10. “Siege of Kratys Freehold,” by Ted James Thomas Zuvich (#33)
9. “The Forgotten Man,” by Steve Devaney (#75)
8. “The Lich-Queen’s Beloved,” by Christopher Perkins (#100)
7. “The Lady of the Mists,” by Peter Åberg (#42)
6. “Eye of Myrkul,” by Eric L. Boyd (#73)
5. “Life’s Bazaar,” by Christopher Perkins (#97)
4. “Into the Fire,” by Grant & David Boucher (#1)
3. “Kingdom of the Ghouls,” by Wolfgang Baur (#70)
2. “The Harrowing,” by Monte Cook (#84)
1. “The Mud Sorcerer’s Tomb,” by Mike Shel (#37)
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