Favorite Dungeons and Dragons modules (1 Viewer)

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

I might have discovered a website that has free pdf downloads of basically all of the classic D&D and AD*D manuals and modules if anyone is interested. 

I’ll take a PM please! Thanks for posting the link!

Im also in it for the artwork. If anyone has any obscure links that goggle image search can’t find please let me know. 

 

[MindCrime]

Just watched a documentary of D&D artwork on Netflix.  Pretty cool and full of nostalgia artwork.

Not on Netflix, but is on Prime. 

 

[NewlyRetired]

I’ll take a PM please! Thanks for posting the link!

Im also in it for the artwork. If anyone has any obscure links that goggle image search can’t find please let me know. 

There is a huge art based book at the link.  look in the D&D 5th edition folder.

 

[NewlyRetired]

I can't figure out how The Trove has not gotten a "Take Down" order yet. 

I can see them maybe allowing all the out of print stuff but they have everything on there, both old and new.  It is incredible how complete it is.

The only thing it is missing is an easy way to download in bulk (unless I missed it).

 

[WampusCat43]

It's been around for quite a while, but yeah, get what you can now.

 

[Courtjester]

NWN is a PC game that takes care of the DMing.  Everyone has their characters and runs modules that are either user created or dev developed.  We had a group back in the day.  I remember Zippy was in it, Courtjester I think?

It is so odd that I am reading this thread again because we are in the process of doing a deep purge of stuff in our house. We have--well, let me correct that, my wife and kids have too much stuff. I was unpacking a tub last week and I came across my NWN games. I also found all my D&D stuff--Gosh, I was an uber-nerd . I have the original boxed game with the Keep on the Borderlands module and those crappy light brown dice, all the original books (I mean all of them), most of the 2nd series of books, Dragon magazines and a ton of figures. I obviously am not planning on getting rid of these, but it was good to look through this stuff. 

 

[Hastur]

Not on Netflix, but is on Prime. 

Correct. The four horsemen( Netflix, Hulu, Amazon prime, and youtube) are interchangeable to me. I always forget what\where I'm watching and assume Netflix.

 

[Mad Cow]

It is so odd that I am reading this thread again because we are in the process of doing a deep purge of stuff in our house. We have--well, let me correct that, my wife and kids have too much stuff. I was unpacking a tub last week and I came across my NWN games. I also found all my D&D stuff--Gosh, I was an uber-nerd . I have the original boxed game with the Keep on the Borderlands module and those crappy light brown dice, all the original books (I mean all of them), most of the 2nd series of books, Dragon magazines and a ton of figures. I obviously am not planning on getting rid of these, but it was good to look through this stuff. 

You were in our NWN group, weren't you?  We had some good times.

 

[Courtjester]

You were in our NWN group, weren't you?  We had some good times.

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I can just imagine how much fun we could have now with real internet options. I just remember people having connection issues from time to time and we would randomly lose players in the middle of campaigns. 

My desktop is dated and I have admittedly been gaming on consoles. My 15 year old daughter really wants a desktop gaming system for her room--so what the heck, why not build two?