JasonZavoda wrote:

Maezar wrote:

The B1 variant posted here is wonderful.
Any other suggestions for existing or adaptable Swords-&-Sorcery-flavored adventures for level 1 characters?

The hardest thing is to find pre-published adventures that aren't heavily monster-centric. I also don't do too much pseudo-medieval European fantasy so I wouldn't want to drop B2 into my campaign. I think the Saltmarsh series is easily adapted. Instead of lizard-men and Sahuaghin I'd make them something a tad more Lovecraftian. (I had plans to make the Saltmarsh series into a greyhawk/Lovecraft mix).

That's an excellent idea. Those mods are really, um, modular. They fit so well into any campaign, esp. if you take the time to give Saltmarsh a personality and set it up as an ongoing base. Worked really well in our second-to-last AD&D game, and it would work well for AS&SH.

There was a thread on Dragonsfoot wherein people posted ideas for modules that would fit well:

http://www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=60645

For our first game, I used a One-Page Dungeon Contest winner from 2012. I bet the adventures for the ASE world on Dungeon of Signs could be adapted easily. And, as Ghul says, ASE works, too.
 

I like the Saltmarsh idea. Sahuagin easily could be ported to the Hyperborea setting. The old standby "Citadel by the Sea" would work well, too; just change the Gruumsh references to Thaumagorga and the elves to Hyperboreans. Jeff's own "Rats in the Walls" from Knockspell #4 is designed for 1st-level characters, and we have a couple more introductory adventures in the pipeline.

Wicked Fantasy Factory had a couple cool low level adventures that were for 3.5 D&D but would pretty easily port over to an AS&SH game. I think they were through Goodman Games.

Started the thread adapting GP's stuff to AS&SH here.