AD&D Classic Modules

[leozelig]

I have run several of the classic AD&D modules (1st edition). If anyone has any questions about running these, let me know. I use voice chat, so I do not create story entries typically, but I have accumulated quite a few NPCs, maps, and handouts.

Here are the modules I have run so far:

N1 Against the Cult of the Reptile God
T1 The Village of Hommlett
A1 Slave Pits of the Undercity
A2 Secret of the Slavers Stockade
I1 Dwellers of the Forbidden City
I3 Pharaoh
I4 Oasis of the White Palm
I5 Lost Tomb of Martek
S2 White Plume Mountain (in progress)
S4 Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth (planning to run next)

Depending on party level, we might jump into the giants series (G1-3) after S4. If anyone wants to join us, we usually have room for one or two more players. These modules were often written for large parties.

Leo

[sehmerus]

When do you guys play? i might be interested. but i am interested in the mod files, as I am planning to run the ones you have listed.

[damned]

hmmmm i was thinking of running the Giants series into my current C&C campaign...
after that I was going to run them into the Red Hand of Doom...

[leozelig]

Just to clarify, I use the OSRIC ruleset for my games, so the db.xml file that includes the NPC info would only be useful for that ruleset.

Also, I made my own maps using GIMP because I despise editing out numbered rooms, pits, secret doors, etc from the published version. My maps are fairly minimalist, nothing like the level of detail on a Campaign Cartographer or Dundjinni map. The scale is typically 50 pixels / 10 feet, but I don't really use the FG grid.

[leozelig]

Double post - stupid interwebz.

[leozelig]

Popular thread! Or just my triple post.

[opusaug]

I think your mouse finger was just extra twitchy from missing a session, leo.

[Answulf]

My players want to go through the old classics, but they know them so well I'm thinking about changing them up a little - like say The Sinister Secret of Restenford...

[S Ferguson]

My players want to go through the old classics, but they know them so well I'm thinking about changing them up a little - like say The Sinister Secret of Restenford...

Oooh, I liked that one. It was followed by Danger in Devonshire wasn't it.

[GunnarGreybeard]

My players want to go through the old classics, but they know them so well I'm thinking about changing them up a little - like say The Sinister Secret of Restenford...

Those modules have been around so long most D&D players have probably run through each of them at l east once. Whenever I run them these days I almost have to redo most things to keep them guessing.