Are you a fan of the old HeroQuest board game?

[odinist]

And of course, as soon as I post that, Drive works, haha.

Quest 1 - The Trial

Quest 2 - The Rescue of Sir Ragnar

Quest 3 - Lair of the Orc Warlord

From this point forward I've gone light on monster stats (just giving hp values and what they're armed with), since I have all the stats on the DM reference sheet.

Quest 4 - Prince Magnus' Gold

Quest 5 - Melar's Maze

DM Screen Insert with treasure and monster stats.

The southern part of the kingdom of Karak, where I have set these adventures.

[Vlark]

Thank you, sir! Great work!

[odinist]

Thank you, sir! Great work!

Thanks! Glad you dig it.

[Vlark]

Just noticed that Part Five is titled Part Four in the doc. Otherwise, solid work!

[odinist]

D'oh!! Standby, I'll get that fixed up.

[odinist]

Okay, should be fixed... may have to clear cache and refresh for it to show up correctly.

[odinist]

Part Six, "The Legacy of the Orc Warlord" is done in my HeroQuest conversion!

With this quest, I've started veering a bit from sticking strictly to the source material. I don't like (and neither would my PCs) how there are two of the fourteen quests that involve the PCs getting captured and thrown into a dungeon. So, I combined "Legacy of the Orc Warlord" with "Race Against Time" so that you'll only have to use the dirty tactic of ambushing your party once.

Also, I made note of a player handout of a treasure map to be given to the party, which will lead to the quest "Castle of Mystery." I didn't include this, so each DM will be able to create a custom map that is particular to their campaign world.

[jackel]

I really like these. I remember the old days.... I am thinking of using these as an intro for new players. Thank you for taking the time and fir the effort.