What was your first module?

[Drowbane]

I honestly can't remember the name of it.

No idea!

I was 9 the summer I finally bugged my brothers enough to let me play... my eldest brother had been running the campaign as far back as I could remember.

My first character was a Hobbit named Vin.

 

[Brakkart]

I honestly cannot remember what the first module I played was. I know the first module I ran was B4 The Lost City (still a favourite).

 

[johnsemlak]

What's that name of that Keep in the back of the Red Box basic set? The haunted keep or something? That was our first.

 

[Glyfair]

What was the first module you ever went thru?

Mine was B1 In Search of the Unknown.

This was my first full adventure I ran. My first adventure was the mini-adventure in the Holmes Basic set rulebook.

I'm not 100% sure about the first adventure I played through, although I do know it was Judges Guild. I think it was Mines of Custalcon. However, I still have the player's map of Tegel Manor (with only 1 room mapped).

 

[ssampier]

First module I played in...

Terrible Trouble at Tragidore.

 

[Hussar]

Another one for Keep on the Borderlands. We made 5 wizards, proceeded straight to the caves and got eaten by stirges.

I STILL hate those things.

 

[Soel]

Assault on Raven's Ruin. Damn that frog pit!

 

[Clangador]

Oh, you think that's bad? Our first module was B2... and not knowing any better we attacked the Keep.

Guess how well that went.

"You see a guard with 2 gold pieces."

"I attack him with my longsword."

Damn, you attacked the keep? Perhaps your DM should have said something about that not being normal behavior.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Had to do a little digging, but I found the very first module I ran: Jade Hare (converted for 2nd Edition).

 

[Deuce Traveler]

The Veiled Society. The elf at the end, Estaish (sp?) became a PC and eventually reached the black boxed set. I don't remember much else except that I thought it sucked that I had to have my weapons bound in the city, while the veiled society ambushed me at night.

The other one I played was Ghost of Lion Castle. It was meant as a solo adventure, but I'm not sure how a level 1 to 3 magic-using character is supposed to survive in a place where lions can be a random encounter.

After that I played Castle Caldwell and Beyond, and enjoyed that the most.