Adventure recommendation

**Klauras** · July 25th, 2022, 20:58

It's my first time GMing AD&D in FG, I would you like some good adventure recommendations? They know the basics of AD&D but are still getting used to FG.

**celestian** · July 25th, 2022, 21:54

Originally Posted by Klauras

It's my first time GMing AD&D in FG, I would you like some good adventure recommendations? They know the basics of AD&D but are still getting used to FG.

Shattered Circle is a good one. For a more typical B2 or B4. B4 is a bit longer than some.

**Klauras** · July 25th, 2022, 22:12

Originally Posted by celestian

Shattered Circle is a good one. For a more typical B2 or B4. B4 is a bit longer than some.

Hey, Archangel!

Good ones! I'm already familiar with B4, I think I have my winner... for now.

But I'm still open to more recommendations on good adventures!

**Sterno** · July 26th, 2022, 14:25

For a more RP-centered start, N1 Against the Cult of the Reptile God is solid. It begins with a lot of investigation which might give you more time to ease into the rules. Personally I think it's one of the best low-level adventures as long as you have a group that's looking for more RP.

However, if your group is more about kicking down doors, killing things, and taking their stuff, B2 Keep on the Borderland, as recommended above, is the gold standard for intro AD&D games, IMO.

**celestian** · July 26th, 2022, 16:12

Originally Posted by Sterno

For a more RP-centered start, N1 Against the Cult of the Reptile God is solid. It begins with a lot of investigation which might give you more time to ease into the rules. Personally I think it's one of the best low-level adventures as long as you have a group that's looking for more RP.

However, if your group is more about kicking down doors, killing things, and taking their stuff, B2 Keep on the Borderland, as recommended above, is the gold standard for intro AD&D games, IMO.

My only caution about N1 is that it is for more advanced players (not level, just plain game playing experience). So if the players are pretty new to D&D I'd probably recommend something else until they become a bit more familiar.

**Klauras** · July 26th, 2022, 16:33

Originally Posted by Sterno

For a more RP-centered start, N1 Against the Cult of the Reptile God is solid. It begins with a lot of investigation which might give you more time to ease into the rules. Personally I think it's one of the best low-level adventures as long as you have a group that's looking for more RP.

However, if your group is more about kicking down doors, killing things, and taking their stuff, B2 Keep on the Borderland, as recommended above, is the gold standard for intro AD&D games, IMO.

Hey Sterno =)

Thanks for your input, I'll wishlist that one on steam for now, definitely keeping it under my radar.

**Klauras** · July 26th, 2022, 16:50

Originally Posted by celestian

My only caution about N1 is that it is for more advanced players (not level, just plain game playing experience). So if the players are pretty new to D&D I'd probably recommend something else until they become a bit more familiar.

Celestian!

Once again, thanks for your advice and warning. =)

**JohnD** · July 26th, 2022, 20:16

B1 In Search of the Unknown is a nice and gentle introduction... and intended as such.

**Klauras** · July 26th, 2022, 20:19

Originally Posted by JohnD

B1 In Search of the Unknown is a nice and gentle introduction... and intended as such.

Hey!

Probably a stupid question but why it has 'basic' in it's name?

**celestian** · July 27th, 2022, 06:22

Originally Posted by Klauras

Hey!

Probably a stupid question but why it has 'basic' in it's name?

It was written originally for the "basic D&D" system.

As far as B1, if you're a newbie DM I wouldn't recommend it personally. Having to populate a dungeon IMO is not really a beginner DM friendly task.

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