TSR What TSR-era D&D material do you still put to use in your 5E games?

[el-remmen]

Aurora's Whole Realms Catalog is something I still use whenever I run games in the Forgotten Realms.

Oh yeah. I still use this as well no matter what the D&D setting. While not everything in there thematically fits the level and degree of tech I like for D&D, there are a ton of great flavor items and useful items to incorporate.

 

[MGibster]

I've used Planescape and especially Forgotten Realms extensively. I set a campaign in Daggerford which was between Baldur's Gate and Waterdeep. Good times.

 

[jdrakeh]

The original Greyhawk Folio and From the Ashes have seen some use under 5e at my virtual tabletop.

 

[Cruentus]

All the Moonshaes material I could find, starting with the FR Grey Box. I ran a sandbox campaign starting around 900 DR, so 500 or so years prior to current day in the Moonshaes. It was gritty dark ages. It was a lot of fun spinning out what was happening, what was around, and what wasn’t (yet).

 

[Neonchameleon]

I've been known to run Caverns of Thracia if that counts?

 

[el-remmen]

I've been known to run Caverns of Thracia if that counts?

Counts in my book!

 

[Delazar]

all the settings! so mostly ADnD stuff + Eberron

 

[el-remmen]

So just to also participate in my own thread, I have run several adventures from the early editions in my 5E games.
Leaving aside the Ghosts of Saltmarsh conversions of some of my favorite 1E modules (U1-2-3), I have also run

• N1 - Against the Cult of the Reptile God (which I "remixed" in the first three issues of my zine)
• T1 - The Village of Hommlet (I have the Goodman Games conversion, but I find the 1E version easier to use)
• "The Bandits of Bunglewood" (2E - from Dungeon #51 [1995])
• "A Wizard's Fate" (2E - from Dungeon #37 [1992])
• "And a Dozen Eggs" (2E - from Dungeon #30 [1991])
• "The Whale" (2E - from Dungeon #35 [1992])
• "Song of the Fens" (2E - from Dungeon #40 [1993])
• "The Wayward Wood" (2E - from Dungeon #32 [1991])
• "The Matchmakers" (1E - from Dungeon #7 [1987])
• "Roarwater Caves"(1E - from Dungeon #15 [1989])

Furthermore, I use the gems and jewelry tables from the 1E DMG, among other charts and info from that amazing tome.

 

[Neonchameleon]

Counts in my book!

For that matter does my own seven level exploration megadungeon explicitly inspired by Thracia and old school dungeon crawling? (And even if it's not running XP for GP the explicit rule to reward exploration and based on the same idea is that you level up by making it to a new floor of the dungeon then getting back to base camp.)

 

[Ath-kethin]

The 2e Secrets of the Lamp sourcebox has been the single most consistently used item in my collection since I bought it back in like 1996. Invaluable information not only on genies but on the elemental planes in general.