Best New Modules

[ProfessorPain]

So I haven't purchased a module in about 8 years. My understanding, from reviews I've read, is the general approach to modules has changed a great deal in that time (please feel free to correct me if I am wrong). Can anyone recommend solid modules that have come out for various systems and genres in the past 8 years?

 

[Aberzanzorax]

Got any particular interests/systems/styles of gaming that you focus on?


You might get more helpful answers if you are more specific. (I know it would help me answer your question better).

 

[ProfessorPain]

Got any particular interests/systems/styles of gaming that you focus on?


You might get more helpful answers if you are more specific. (I know it would help me answer your question better).

I am not too worried about the system. But anything for 3E, Savage Worlds, GURPS, d20 Modern, would be nice. As for genre: Horror, Fantasy or Modern Espionage is good.

 

[Philotomy Jurament]

The Garden of al-Astorion (d20)
The Spire of Iron and Crystal (Swords & Wizardry)
Systema Tartarobasis (C&C)

 

[MichaelSomething]

The Red Hand of Doom is considered one of the best 3.5 adventures out there. It has a strong war theme.

War of the Burning Sky can be purchased from your favorite D&D website!

Also, any adventure with the word "Pathfinder" on the front cover can be considered good.

That's a good general start.

 

[Aus_Snow]

Whispering Cairn by Erik Mona, from Dungeon #124, has a good rep, that I've seen anyway. Likewise, several of the DCC (Dungeon Crawl Classic) adventures. I'm not that familiar, so perhaps others could point out the best of them. I think there're a couple that are essentially a homage to B1 and B2, and that are apparently pretty neat.

 

[Treebore]

For 4E I have really taken a liking to the Punjar modules and the Isle of the Sea Drakes looks to be real good. All from Goodman Games, of course.

Personally I have also fallen in love with everything Paizo has been doing, I wouldn't rate a single module below "good", and many are very good to excellent. Meaning since they quit publishing Dungeon.

 

[Rechan]

The Garden of al-Astorion (d20)

Link is busted.

 

[defendi]

I'm biased, of course, but The Echoes of Heaven gets great reviews. All the products are module + sourcebook. OGL PDF Customers Grab the preview for free, if you'd like.

 

[Philotomy Jurament]

Link is busted.

Weird; I could've sworn that was a copy-n-paste. Anyway, fixed now in my earlier post.