Kingofpain89 wrote:Or you might try going to the source: http://www.goodman-games.com/3e.htmlLevel listing for all modules is on the left side.
Gnat the Beggar wrote:The chart at the Goodman site is better actually.BUT, Many of the DCC modules have a chart at the back showing that and more.The chart also shows what environment that adventure is set in.Some are set in more than one of course.The chart shows:If the mod incoludes Pre-Gen PCs.If the Mod was a CON Mod.Best Adventure Winner.UrbanDesertArcticAquatic/CoastalHere is the chart scanned from the back of DCC 51.5: The Sinister Secret of Whiterock[ Image ]
ashmire13 wrote:Nice, thanks! I haven't any so hadn't seen that, but I'm getting interested in the low level ones... although, like an arse, I just realised that they aren't 1st ed at all and d20 3rd Ed!
FormCritic wrote:Just drop in 1st Edition stats and roll. It's a lot easier to go down to 1st Edition than it is to go up to 3.5If the encounters are too weak, just say my favorite line:"And 10 more run in!"
bbarsh wrote: ** expired/removed eBay auction **what is this. why the mono look? seen a couple different mods with mono color.
FormCritic wrote:I believe I got my copy from Badmike.
Badmike wrote:Interview with Joe Goodman that has already been linked to in the General Collecting section by Plaag, I thought it would go nicely here also:http://www.koboldquarterly.com/k/article1277.phpMike B.
JasonZavoda wrote:What I'd love to see are the retail sales figures on 4e material. What WoTC and Goodman are quoting include wholesale sales of 4e material to distributors and retailers. They don't represent customer purchases. The continual sale of brand new 4e books at wholesale and below on Ebay is not a good indicator of 4e success.
gyg wrote:dcc51 - no bids yet, starts at $30 with 10 hours left ** expired/removed eBay auction **