AD&D Classic Modules

[damned]

I would love to get my hands on that, how can I do so?

You cant. You cant share copyright material.

[leozelig]

These were prepped for the OSRIC ruleset, so all of those monsters are useless now anyway.

[ted.wallerstedt]

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...

That would be awesome.

[dmkevin]

I have all the hard copies of those 1st ed. modules listed save for "I5 Lost Tomb of Martek".

How well is 1st ed run on the osric toolset? I would love to make those into working FG modules.

[damned]

That would be awesome.

ted.wallerstedt you are so bad.
we finished The Red Hand Of Doom a year ago!

[damned]

I have all the hard copies of those 1st ed. modules listed save for "I5 Lost Tomb of Martek".

How well is 1st ed run on the osric toolset? I would love to make those into working FG modules.

OSRIC should work very well for 1e adventures.
As does Castles&Crusades. We played a couple of classic AD&D adventures and then the Red Hand of Doom (3.5e adventure) using C&C.

[dmkevin]

I will check those both out.

Thanks Damned!

[damned]

The big Advantage with C&C is it has all the class and spells and equipment and monsters included for only $10.
It pretty much includes the Players Handbook and the Monsters&Treasure books in their entirety.
It doesnt have all the funkiness of 5e (spell effect parsing and character drag and drop for levelling, bbut neither does any other ruleset) but is still a very robust ruleset.
Excellent value and old school feel.

[leozelig]

OSRIC worked great for 1e, but I haven't used it since FG was updated to v3. Entering the monsters didn't take too long.

[JohnD]

You can't go wrong with C&C for value for the money or for the excellent ruleset. I am admittedly biased as it is my favourite.