Your Favorite Dungeon Villains and Locations?

[Mr Vergee]

My favorite location is definitely Ulmade Castle from 'Forgotten Man' in issue 75, a truly marvellous keep on the edge of a waterfall.

My favorite villain brother Selmo, the misguided priest from 'Priestly Secrets' (issue 71), whose good intentions unleash an ancient evil. Sweet, definitely one of my all time favorites.

Of course, I cannot help liking Smenk as well ...

 

[Quartz]

My own original suggestions would be Racing the Snake and Warduke, both from issue 105.

 

[Ry]

Location: The Styes

Villain: Vhalantru, all the way.

 

[RichGreen]

Favorite locations (aside from Waterdeep and Isle of Dread, which probably does not count) are probably Istvin, the frost giant fortress in "Headless" and the Rift in "Kings of the Rift.

Headless was a great adventure and that fortress was excellent. I also like The Styes and, of course, Cauldron! I always liked the Oghma temple in Ex Libris and also the dungeon with cards from the Deck of Many Things locking each door. Shame I didn't get to play either of these.

Cheers


Richard

 

[Old_Man_Fish]

Villain: Thaddigren Dentiata (Along with the sons of the night organization) from In the Dread of Night, Issue 24.

Location: The tomb of blood everflowing from the mad gods key, Issue 114.

(of course, I am probably biased as these two were integral in one of my last campaigns)

 

[Talir]

I got a few locations that i have found memories of like Ward of withcing ways(#11), i think i have used that map for at least every group that i have dm for.

The forgotten man (#75) one of the coolest castle that i have seen in a rpg setting, exept meaby Ravenloft . Also Gethirah become one of the finest villian in my campaign.

Searching for those, I found so many that i wished i had played, or used at some point.

 

[Joël of the FoS]

The village of Delmunster, where the comet with the doppelganger plant fell!

Joël

 

[Shade]

For villains, the draknor from "Thunder Under Needlespire", the "demon" in "A Question of Balance" (#14), and the puppetmaster in "Master of Puppets" (also #14).

For locales, Maure Castle, the Isle of Dread, and the Demonweb as featured in the Harrowing.

 

[Wik]

Well, Chief Lorpth, from the STAP, was a real pain for my group to fight. That rust monster was TOUGH, and coupled with the terrain in the fight, pretty much every PC was hampered. We lost both our tanks in that fight, and it was nearly a TPK. But it was a fun fight.

Avner Meravanchi should be on the list, too - even though he's not quite a villain.

 

[Piratecat]

Flame. He was a great villain.

For a place/setting - Chadranthor's Bane - the "miniature" garden was fantastic.

Ditto on both of these! Ten years later, my players still talk about Chadranthor and that adventure.