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A Kingdom of Kalamar Campaign
Chris Flood
United States
Oakland
California
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As I composed my list of the Greatest D&D Adventure Modules of All Time, it was no surprise to see entries from the classic World of Greyhawk and Mystara settings dominate the list. However, it was surprising to see a relatively unknown setting, the Kingdoms of Kalamar, make an appearance with Deathright, the top-rated D&D module on RPG.net. A couple of its other modules almost made the cut, which is more than can be said of most other settings, including the Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, and Eberron worlds.
This list includes a series of adventure modules set in the Kingdoms of Kalamar. Although few of them have ratings here on GeekDo, I have included only those modules that have garnered at least one positive review somewhere. I'm not sure how well they link together, but a dedicated DM can probably make this series work, especially with the use of the Kalamar campaign sourcebook. All of these modules and the sourcebook total barely more than $10, providing superior bang for your buck.
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Chris Flood
United States
Oakland
California
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This introductory module is for 1st level characters and costs just $0.01 on Amazon.com. Aldriv's Revenge ($1 on Amazon) seems to be the best of a few alternatives.
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Chris Flood
United States
Oakland
California
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Coin's End concludes the trilogy that started with The Root of All Evil. Like its predecessors, it doesn't get very many ratings, but they are all quite good, and it's nearly free on Amazon.com.
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Chris Flood
United States
Oakland
California
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This module for 6th to 8th level characters has finally got a rating here on RPGGeek, and it's a 10! Its sole review on RPG.net also sings its praises. The updated version of this game for D&D 3.5 costs only $2 on Amazon.com.
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Chris Flood
United States
Oakland
California
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Although this sourcebook is unnecessary for the individual adventures, it could be essential for building a campaign, especially at higher levels. It's only $7 on Amazon.com; given the affordability of the modules, this seems a reasonable additional expense.
If the sourcebook isn't enough to fill in any gaps between the adventures on this list, check out either of Kalamar's two adventure compilations: Chango or Harvest of Darkness.
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Posted Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:04 pm
Seattle
Washington
Oakland
California
Since publishing this list, the total price of these modules has dropped to a mere $10. Take out the sourcebook, and it's just $3. You're not going to beat $27 (including shipping) for an entire campaign, unless you create one yourself.