Please let me know if you hear about one, or find one.

I had always intended to make my own list in that regard... eventually.
But I wanted to obtain most of the Judges Guild Modules First.
That turned out to be harder to do than I anticipated....
And no, I never expected or hoped to get a copy of all of them, just a good portion of them.
I am a LONG way from even halfway as of now.
And that is not even counting the Space Setting Modules (Traveller) either, as I do no collect those at all.

Thought that may be the case as I couldn't see anything here. Do you know of any obvious low(ish) level mods for starters though?

I recently picked up Druids of Doom (NOT low level   ) and I thought it was a really good adventure, reading through it. It made sense and seemed to flow well and maintain a good speed.

I'm looking at Modron, Restormel & Dwarven Glory Hole at the moment as my next buys. Are they good reads/to play?

In general I have found that all (or most) of the Judges Guild Modules are set up with the intention that the Judge (DM) adjust the work to suit his/her own methods and PC levels.
Though some are too tough for low-level PCs no matter how much a Judge might tweak them.

Modron is more of an accessory or supplement than an adventure module.
Shows complete VERY detailed data for the City of Modron and most of the buildings there (including who is in them) and encounter tables for Sea creatures.
The first three printings include a book and 2 maps; the 4th print has those maps inside the book.
Handy to have for sure and VERY handy if you are into sea scenarios.
The City of Modron could easily be a base for low level PCs though and this supplement is especially useful for sea based adventure scenarios; being a port town and all.
The book also includes MANY details of how to run an underwater adventure.
With several detailed maps of underwater areas.
However, if you run the underwater adventures, then the PCs would need to be mid level at least with some way to breath underwater for extended periods of time.

Restormel is a low level adventure Module and a good one too.
Probably 2-3rd level PCs (4-7), or even starting PCs if you lower the number of creatures somewhat.
This one also includes GOBS of data about the town the PCs start from.
A single HUGE hex map, which details three of the Tower levels and the area around the town of Restormel as well.
Yes, the JG sub web lists indicates this one has 2 maps, but I think it must mean ONE double sided map.
In truth though; the Map is really Four maps each being 17" x 24" in Size (Counting both sides).
On the side of a Hill just North west of town lies the Ruined Fort and under the Fort lies the dungeon, which is where the Lord hopes the PCs will go and defeat whatever meanies are killing livestock and farmers.
Directly North of town lies the Keep with the Tower (The outside walls are down, but the buildings are occupied by the Lord and his people).
With an imaginative Judge, this module could be a base for the PCs for months of adventures.
I really like this module for low level PCs.
No Ogres in this one.
But stupid/rash players will most certainly be killed.
I meant the PCs .... Not the players themselves...

Glory Hole Dwarven Mine is most definitely NOT a low level scenario.
The first paragraph of the module recommends no less than 50 PC levels total, and IMO 60 is better.
Demons and other fell critters inhabit those mine shafts, caverns and tunnels.
Surely you don't think a bunch of sissy boy goblins ran an entire group of Dwarven miners off do you?

Great pictures of Restormel.

One of three JG modules apparently printed just to support their really cool castle maps.

Invincible Overlord wrote:
Wow... now I'm missing MORE maps... <sigh>

Restormel

Ravenscrag

Demons of Dundurn  (is that the right name?)

All basically platforms for castle maps.

Ravenscrag has a dungeon in its depths, but the actual adventure is uneven.  The writer was clearly more interested in the overall setting than in the dungeon itself.

Demons of Dundurn has a rather complicated (convoluted) storyline and is more like a set-piece encounter that got out of hand.  One has to wonder what the sequel module would have been like had it made it to the printer.

Restormel has an adventure of a sort, but it is secondary to the map.

In all three cases, the adventure is more like a dash of salt on the real meat...the maps.

These maps are beautiful but they were drawn on a system that Judges Guild liked...if no one else.  The scale is hexes instead of squares, which kind of binds you to just laying out your map for the players to move around on.  The hexes are too small for miniatures but too large to easily reach across the table.  As artwork, they are really nice items.

Gnat the Beggar wrote:One mini could be used to represent the entire PC group instead of seperate minis for each PC.

Good idea.

Gnat the Beggar wrote:
I have Four copies of Restormel in NM or better condition.
And they are not expensive either, though I would want a bit more than the Sub Web pages indicate ($3... ?)... meh...

Yep one of those that you can still get pretty cheap in SW even.  Course now that we talk about it, watch the prices soar

ShaneG.

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For those who have not yet noticed;
There is now a brand New Sticky for the Judges Guild Levels Guide.
Eventually we hope to have enough to create a Master List.

That would be AWESOME!

It was an excellent idea whose time had come.
Thank you for bringing it up.
And thanks to Plaag for posting the list as a sticky.