I want to run an AD&D 2E one-shot for a group of new players.

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>>51800552
That thing you want to do? Don't do it.

If you must, for some reason, run a AD&D one shot you can run the start of Tales of Enchantment in one night, or cut out enough encounters to finish it up without needing to take several sessions.

Rolled 3, 2 = 5 (2d6)

>>51800650
test dice+2d6

>>51800552
The OSR general's mega has quite a few AD&D2e resources under TSR/AD&D 2nd Edition. However I agree with the other poster, why do it? If you just want to do a one shot to see how the system works, that's fine. But if you're looking for a system to play then I would recommend Basic Set (B/X) or AD&D1e before that.

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>>51800552
Check out the AD&D "Challenge" series (Fighter's Challenge, Wizard's Challenge, Thief's Challenge, etc.). They're made as one-player one-shots designed to cater to that class's strengths, but they have NPC cohorts of equivalent level that join the player at different points in the game. You could swap them out for the other PCs and splice these together to make your own one-shot.

Rolled 16 (1d100)

>>51800712

Rolled 582, 480, 1254 = 2316 (3d2000)

>>51804044

Rolled 210, 7095, 4464, 4950, 1343, 7998, 7252, 8731, 1612, 6601, 2118, 916, 5424, 5934, 7284, 4385, 5555, 4574, 7309, 5760, 5555, 7753, 8119, 4608, 663 = 126213 (25d9000)

>>51804060

Rolled 904280015 (1d999999999)

>>51804082

>>51804124
Is there a source on this die rolling mechanism built into /tg/? This is fascinating.

Rolled 548, 447, 297, 934, 849, 25, 687, 54, 30, 870, 761, 795, 990, 75, 604, 136, 643, 599, 907, 486, 810, 982, 360, 488, 670 = 14047 (25d1000)

>>51804124

Rolled 1 (1d1)

>>51800650
>>51801276
>hating on 2E

Fags

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>51800552

if 1 will kill myself

>>51804373
phew
I'm gld you're still alive anon

>>51800552
Well let's find out what you're interested in, first. What setting do you like? What power level? The sweet spot in 2e is levels 3-7. That's where it's the most fun. So I recommend starting at level 5, meaning you're looking for an adventure intended for 5th level players, on average. So how many players you got?