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| All in the Family | | Author: Dave Biggins | | System: Star Trek [filter] | | Category: Science Fiction [filter] | | Type: Scenario [filter] | | Sometimes Starfleet Command asks the seemingly impossible of
its officers. Being an arbitrator is a prime example of this, especially when two peoples
aren't yet at war. At least when they are at war, they have at seen the horror of it. What
if these two peoples don't know the ugliness war can bring? What if they are of the same
planet? What if that planet is in the process of being integrated into the Federation?
That is something that challenges any Starfleet officer, especially when violence is not
an answer. | | Views: (6765) [sort] | | Comments: (0) Rating: 0.0 [sort] | | 2000-05-24 08:54:36 [sort] |
| Bludgeoning Heights | | Author: Keith Mclachlan | | System: AD&D 2nd Edition [filter] | | Category: Fantasy [filter] | | Type: Scenario [filter] | | This is an AD&D sidetrek adventure made for characters of the levels 1-3 (total of about 6-8 levels). But, because there is almost a good chance that the characters can complete the adventure without sustaining physical harm, any assortment of levels and characters could be run with the DM just tweaking this adventure slightly. | | Views: (8473) [sort] | | Comments: (7) Rating: 6.6 [sort] | | 2000-05-23 08:34:22 [sort] |
| Wee-Willy Pinklestix | | Author: Keith Mclachlan | | System: AD&D 2nd Edition [filter] | | Category: Fantasy [filter] | | Type: Scenario [filter] | | This adventure takes place at any crossroads situated in any non-arctic, civilised land that the DM could be using as his or her campaign setting. The adventure doesn’t contain any planned combat (although, like in real life, anything could happen) scenes, but it is of more a magical nature so characters should be well acquainted and have sufficient magic and magical items at their disposal. | | Views: (4438) [sort] | | Comments: (1) Rating: 9.0 [sort] | | 2000-05-22 08:31:16 [sort] |
| Ruined Temple | | Author: Unknown | | System: AD&D 2nd Edition [filter] | | Category: Fantasy [filter] | | Type: Scenario [filter] | | This campaign can take place ANYWHERE, as long as it's in a desert. Any world or plane will do. The campaign is a ruined temple that the PCs find, on their way back from some other campaign. It is meant to be for low-level characters, a good adventure with some really easy XP and treasure. | | Views: (6258) [sort] | | Comments: (7) Rating: 3.1 [sort] | | 2000-05-19 10:13:33 [sort] |
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