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Greatest D&D Adventures
The Sleeper Awakes
United States Aiken South Carolina
The Necronomicon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnbYcB9ctu8
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This is a list of the all time great D&D / AD&D Adventures. Feel free to add your own favorites.
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The Sleeper Awakes
United States Aiken South Carolina
The Necronomicon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnbYcB9ctu8
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What a fantastic adventure. Other than a mini introductory scenario my GM cooked up, The Village of Hommlet / Temple of Elemental Evil set was my first foray into RPG gaming. I still have many fond memories of the early adventures of Lance Longsword (Paladin), Stinky Whizzleteats (Wizard), Brantley (Duelist), and Ellowen-Deeowen (my Elven Bladesinger - the name is a riddle).
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The Sleeper Awakes
United States Aiken South Carolina
The Necronomicon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnbYcB9ctu8
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A short, but fun adventure with lots of traps.
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The Sleeper Awakes
United States Aiken South Carolina
The Necronomicon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnbYcB9ctu8
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An absolute classic...though our dream team of thugs pummeled Strahd unmercifully. You know it's bad when the wizard uses his Wand of Frost to dome Strahd IN with the party. (This was also one of our first adventures running a 2nd Edition Breach-Gnome Deep-Gnome, Snorri Stoneskin. HOLY CRAP. Let's just say they have been Nerfed SIGNIFICANTLY in subsequent editions.) We actually reworked and reran this adventure multiple times with new goals, traps, etc. because we had so much fun the first time.
"Adventures, prepare to to meet your doo....Oh....It's you guys again."
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The Sleeper Awakes
United States Aiken South Carolina
The Necronomicon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnbYcB9ctu8
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A nice change of pace from the normal Faux-Medieval theme. Obviously, Egyptian themed and brimming with traps.
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The Sleeper Awakes
United States Aiken South Carolina
The Necronomicon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnbYcB9ctu8
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This was our third set of adventures ever, following the GM's homebrew and Temple of Elemental Evil. As usual fragile Ellowen-Deeowen was leading the charge with Lance Longsword (the Paladin) "covering our rear."
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The Sleeper Awakes
United States Aiken South Carolina
The Necronomicon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnbYcB9ctu8
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We never played the entire Queen of Spiders series, but we did follow up Against the Giants with Descent into the Depths of the Earth and....
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The Sleeper Awakes
United States Aiken South Carolina
The Necronomicon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnbYcB9ctu8
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Another excellent module. I enjoyed it so much I went out and bought both Menzoberranzan, The Guide to the Drow, and Ruins of Undermountain for a long-planned Underdark campaign that never materialized.
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Shanya Almafeta
United States Kansas City Missouri
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This may not be the greatest adventure in terms of quality, but the mini-scenario in this boxed set is certainly the one I've run the greatest number of times, having done it about a dozen times, first as a kid, then for kids, as their introduction to rolelaying games.
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Chad Bowser
United States Kernersville North Carolina
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The first TSR UK module I ran. To this day, still one of my favorites.
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Tony Rowe
United States West Hartford Connecticut
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This was one of my first AD&D modules and still ranks as a personal favorite. I always enjoyed this tale of an ancient, vampiric lizard man and his many minions in an underground fortress in the swamps. Over the years, I updated and tuned the module and DM'd it numerous times.
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Old Scratch
United States Unspecified Unspecified
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In our group, this was one of the classics. A strange mysterious cult, this turned out to be one of the first adventures in the "Hunt a Cult" genre that many games have since embraced.
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Brett Hudoba
United States Bloomington Minnesota
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Definitely belongs on this list--THE classic low-level module for all budding D&D enthusiasts back in the day.
The pioneer, I would also argue, of the universal conundrum: "Is it inherently wrong to kill all the evil humanoid women and children, too, since they'll just go on to cause MORE evil?"
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William Hostman
United States Eagle River Alaska
Gaming in Greater Anchorage area, Alaska since 1978. Looking for Indy-willing RPG players in Eagle River (or willing to drive to Eagle River). Geekmail me if interested.
Yes, this really is what I looked like when I uploaded that avatar. Not that it's quite current anymore.
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the exciting conclusion to the G1-3 D1-3 run... (which makes it really either G7 or D4, depending on where you jump on the train...)
and the first module I ever ran. (My group at the time had played G1-3 and D1-3, and Andrew, our normal GM, handed me Q1 for my birthday...)
It's a bug hunt in an impossible maze. And quite the hoot, since the queen bug is the Goddess Lolth, the Demon Queen of Spiders. Drow, bugs, Driders, and bizzare mini-worlds.
Quite a hoot.
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Warren Sistrom
Australia Sydney NSW
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I think it's a toss up between this and the original I6: Ravenloft for the greatest classic of the 1st edition AD&D era.
This was very different at the time, one of the few that wasn't just a dungeon crawl. A town based, free roaming murder mystery with time based as well as location based events occuring.
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Frank McGirk
United States Marquette
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The first module I ran where people were really engaged besides wanting to kill things.
Very creative, and just plain fun in its oddness.
But don't drink the wine.
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Sean P
United States
Tucson
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No rhyme or reason, no save the world plot. Just a haunted house where each room has it's own thing going on. Just fun.
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james collins
United States rockport Texas
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I remember everyone hating this module because we would all die, but a great module IMO.
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DMSamuel
United States Ithaca New York
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The start of one of my all-time favorite module series! Had a lot of interesting and misleading things going on - enough to keep the PCs busy for a good long time.
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Tucson
But White Plume Mountain, Descent Into the Depths of the Earth and Queen of the Demonweb Pits (all by Paul Kidd) were the best. Well written and funny characters yet keeping to the spirit of the original modules. I was so disappointed that he didn't write more, considering at the end of one of them the characters get the deed to Tegel Manor.
Tucson