What 2nd ed AD&D Adventures are the Best? List them here! (Darksun, Dragonlance, etc)

[der_kluge]

I found it to be a total yawner and never bothered to try to run it.

Yea, I don't know of anyone who ever ran it. It seemed really lame. But most people owned it!

 

[TerraDave]

Again, thanks for all the replies!

No Dragon Lance or Savage Coast/Red Steel fans out there?

 

[rogueattorney]

Again, thanks for all the replies!

No Dragon Lance or Savage Coast/Red Steel fans out there?

Can't speak for DL, but there were never any adventures made for Red Steel/Savage Coast in 2e.

R.A.

 

[TerraDave]

Its that whole "sourcebooks and settings, not adventures" thing again.

 

[rogueattorney]

Its that whole "sourcebooks and settings, not adventures" thing again.

Red Steel's apparent popularity is pretty unfathomable when looking at its product support, only two in-print products - the campaign setting and the Savage Baronies sourcebook - and three .pdf products - a re-done campaign setting, the Orcs Head source book, and a Monstrous Compendium. I mean you don't get the same level of fan devotion for comparably suported settings like, say, Jakandor.

I think it's mainly because it was an extentsion of the Known World/Mystara setting.

R.A.

 

[TerraDave]

It was also (loosely) connected to the Princess Ark series in Dragon-which was B/ED&D, and the best (only) reason to read the mag for a few years.

 

[Prince of Happiness]

I really, really liked Doom of Daggerdale, which kick-started my Wolfgang Baur fanboy-dom.

 

[Ghostwind]

Dragonlance: Tree Lords (don't remember the module number) - players return to the twisted lands of the Silvenesti.

DarkSun: Black Spine

 

[TerraDave]

Another poll is on its way....thanks everyone for your 2nd ed AD&D nominations

 

[Barbelos]

Dragonlance? I absolutely hate adventures that are too closely tied to a series of gamefiction. I don't need Riverwind and Goldmoon to turn up in all my DL adventures, thank you very much. There is one I remember as one of the best modules ever though:

DLS2 - Tree Lords
A bit unusual in that all the PCs were Silvanesti elves who were part of the same organization, the Kirath (a character kit). It is an adventure-module, but also gives you tools to run a Kirath campaign. I love grey-elves, and that may have something to do with why I remember this module so fondly. Has an incredible cover by Brom too.

DLA 1-3 Dragon Dawn, Dragon Knight and Dragon Rest were good too. We never got very far into it before that campaign died for unrelated reasons. I wish I still had them, would be nice to convert over to my 3E homebrew.