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| Tomb of Maeshowe | | Author: Darren White | | System: D&D Forgotten Realms | | Category: Fantasy | | Type: Scenario | | This is a starting level adventure that takes place in the small halfling village of Kirkwall, set in northern Damara. Kirkwall has been terriorized by a bold band of kobolds that have taken on an old tomb of a forgotten hero as their base. | | Views: (13220) | | Comments: (30) Rating: 9.5 | | 2004-09-21 09:42:11 |
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posted by Barry S. on 2004-10-01 15:13:11 | | Very nice adventure. Seems like the game-play (if handled right by both the DM & the PC's) is very tight. I encourage everybody that is looking for a great low-level adventure to download this. I've also noticed that this could be built upon with no problems using something like a secret door inserted by a DM for deeper areas...... Thank you Darren for uploading this little gem! |
posted by Whisper the Gray Monk on 2004-10-06 14:14:46 | Not a bad little adventure, it does need some CR editing and I rarely take xp away from characters but the premise is good and the writing is clear, concise, and interesting. I appreciated the kobold tactics (scouts and the tunnel collapse) also. Over all a decent adventure.
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posted by Sam Adams on 2004-10-06 15:13:20 | | This little adventure worked out great for the group I ran last night. Sure there is not anything new as far as being original, but that is what I liked the most .. reminds of "back in the day" when chits was king and dice was left for those bored (mispelling intentional) games... Hope you put the same quality into future releases!! |
posted by JP on 2004-10-07 05:45:53 | | Very nice adventure... it has a number of NPCs and a nice back story (not just a dungeon). Looking forward to the next adventure. |
posted by Martin Von Cannon on 2004-12-10 08:31:28 | | Very nice. Well tought out. I would love to see the rest of what you got. Please upload when you have time. |
posted by SadiCorp on 2005-02-11 10:02:59 | | I liked the setup so I converted it to Eberron real easy by changing halflings of Damara to gnomes of Zilargo near the Seawall. There was alot of interesting story in the town that my players never really witnessed which is too bad. You added lots of life to Kirkwall. Now when are you going to release Ring of Brodgar? |
posted by Virtual Phil on 2005-02-28 06:22:51 | | A great starting point for new PCs, well done! |
posted by Samurai on 2005-03-26 11:39:10 | | Fun, but it seems somewhat plain. A map would be nice to include, as well as some more back story for the kobold gang. All of the information on the town and residents, while impresive, seemed overkill. |
posted by SML on 2005-04-20 13:37:50 | | I loved this adventure and am using it to start out on my new Tues. night group. Stick with the d20 system as your overall product is much better than your 2nd edition modules. Well done! |
posted by Spam-Hater on 2005-05-09 17:19:55 | | Too bad some idiot felt like advertising in this comment field - anyways, loved it and will use it! |
posted by Eric Wijnen on 2006-02-23 03:35:57 | | Good low level adventure. Donīt like the commercials along the comments though. Would have been an 8. Waiting to see the sequel |
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posted by vorac on 2009-03-03 10:40:47 | Damn, why should be allowed this kind of cheating in the ratings, that is above my post?! Not that the adventure is not good, but still. Maybe a little moderating?
And to the point. I very much like the idea, and am going to put the adventure forward to my players. However, there are some questions, that arise.
In the village there are numerous level 5 characters. they could wipe out the kobold lair for no time, why don't they do it?
Waiting for two days, before beginning to dig themselves out of the unfinished tunnel (with no air supply)? I would be panicked if buried alive, let alone for ": cowardly cobolds".
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