4th Edition D&D Short Intro Adventure

[jaegamer]

Who would have thought that a major gaming company would fail to provide free, short intro adventures for their big new product?  I mean, seriously, you want to hook people into your game, you give them something their first level characters can dip their toes in, right? 

Oh, wait... we're talking about WotC, aren't we?

*sigh*

Okay, here's my problem.  I've been blithely assuming such a thing exists and scheduled a "make a character and play" session for this weekend.  Saturday, to be precise.  And now that I've lined people up... no adventure.  *head*desk*head*desk*.

And so, I come to you, my brilliant, connected, GAMER friends, to see if any of YOU have something I might be able to use.  I've got a 4 hour slot, probably half of which will be character building.  I just need an itty bitty demo that will showcase a little of what makes 4th Ed D&D interesting enough to play again.

:: looks around hopefully ::

Anybody?

Comments

[litagemini.livejournal.com]

Sure, but don't you need it before our game session Saturday?

Edit: oh wait, misread, you're telling people to wait until the other weekend? No problem then.

[jaegamer.livejournal.com]

I'm thinking - could move it to Sunday. They can make characters on Saturday and play Sunday (for those who don't want to play the LSJ). Or you could run it, if you want to make the drive, on Sunday.

Either way, I want to borrow it long enough to scan in a copy. Since WotC doesn't appear to be willing to provide it in any way, shape or form... :)

[litagemini.livejournal.com]

I got it at Origins as part of a package deal for buying a set of the books. I spose I could still run it myself as long as it were moved to Sunday--

Which, by the way, I already said I COULD run, as long as it WAS a Sunday, BUT he kept saying 'run the intro module' and I kept asking 'what is the name of that module' and it was like that question wasn't even being asked; sorry, venting some frustration here. If he'd said at the beginning 'I don't know, do you happen to have a module at intro level you can run?' I'd have said YES and we could've avoided two weeks of back and forth.

[jaegamer.livejournal.com]

I know, I know...