Vote: The Best 2nd ed AD&D Adventures!

TerraDave

5ever, or until 2024

• May 27, 2005

• #1

What are the best 2nd ed AD&D adventures! Vote for as many or as few as y'like

 

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TerraDave

5ever, or until 2024

• May 27, 2005

• #2

It may seem like this is all 2nd ed adventures. It is actually a fraction (30 of about 180).

The poll is based on the nominations in this thread:

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=133589

 

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Trothgard

First Post

• May 27, 2005

• #3

I got in late to the published adventures for 2ed, but one of the others I thought was an interesting concept but not on your list was RL- The Nightmare Lands. Mebbe it was just me....

Trothgard

 

the Jester

Legend

• May 27, 2005

• #4

I voted for Gates of Firestorm Peak, Dead Gods and (especially) Return to the Tomb of Horrors.

 

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haakon1

Hero

• May 27, 2005

• #5

Write In . . .

I liked the Return of the Eight (first Greyhawk adventure after a very long hiatus, and well tied into earlier elements of the campaign) and Star Cairns (brand new Greyhawk material, with interesting new concepts like ley lines).

 

Dracomeander

First Post

• May 27, 2005

• #6

The Nightmare Lands was more of a supplement than an adventure.

 

Psion

Adventurer

• May 27, 2005

• #7

And once again, much like the case of ToH in the 1e poll, despite the hate RttToH gets here, it seems to have its share of supporters.

(But unlike the ToH, I am one of the RttToH supporters.)

 

TerraDave

5ever, or until 2024

• May 27, 2005

• #8

The Tomb and Son of Tomb are leading both polls!

Shows how many more DMs then players EnWorld has!

 

KB9JMQ

First Post

• May 27, 2005

• #9

I really liked Against the Giants but the Return to the Tomb of Horrors was pretty good also.

 

coriolis

Explorer

• May 27, 2005

• #10

Dead Gods was very cool -- especially the beginning (a mind flayer proxy screams and drops dead in front of you) and the 'first' end (a journey to the abandoned layer of Arvandor). The idea of the visages was also creepy.