D&D 5E High Level Adventure Recommendations

[Reynard]

Our regular IRL group has transitioned to Fantasy Grounds for the time being due to the pandemic. We decided to pick up our Out of the Abyss (our most recent completed campaign) characters while the current homebrew game is on hiatus.

As such, I am interested in recommendations for high (14th) level adventures. Extra points if they are available for FG.

It doesn't need to be related to OotA, though we are playing in the Forgotten Realms. We aren't sure how long this situation will last, but I am guessing at least a month's worth of weekly 3 hour sessions.

Thanks!

 

[LordEntrails]

RageArmor has shared a couple of home made high-level modules on the FG forums. One is here; The Necrodancer's Tomb I haven't downloaded or read it, but it's a start (and free)

I would ask on the FG 5E forum. People there will know more for sure.

 

[Luz]

Tomb of Horrors from TFtYP is for 14th level, and likely available on FG.

 

[LordEntrails]

Tomb of Horrors from TFtYP is for 14th level, and likely available on FG.

It is.

 

[Quickleaf]

Haven't had a chance to run it yet, but The Lich-Queen's Begotten looks like a rollicking fun adventure and would be suitable for a 14th level party. No FG availability unfortunately, but not many adventures are.

 

[Quartz]

As such, I am interested in recommendations for high (14th) level adventures.

You'd need to scale it up a little but the Shadows of Istivin mini-campaign in Dungeon would do nicely. THere are other high-level adventures there too.

 

[Reynard]

Tomb of Horrors from TFtYP is for 14th level, and likely available on FG.

I am not a fan, particularly since it's likely to make further high level adventures impossible...

 

[Burnside]

Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage is available on FG and the dungeon levels can be run in a fairly modular way. You could easily start your party on Level 16, which is designed for level 14 characters. You'll then have levels 16-23 to work with, each of which is a large high-level dungeon in its own right. And the adventure in particular is one of the few that may actually work better in VTT because of the difficulty of managing those maps at the table.

 

[dave2008]

Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage is available on FG and the dungeon levels can be run in a fairly modular way. You could easily start your party on Level 16, which is designed for level 14 characters. You'll then have levels 16-23 to work with, each of which is a large high-level dungeon in its own right. And the adventure in particular is one of the few that may actually work better in VTT because of the difficulty of managing those maps at the table.

I imagine that could be worked into an OotA campaign pretty well too.

 

[RangerWickett]

It would require some serious stripping out of the context, but adventure 10 of the ZEITGEIST adventure path is just now releasing through EN5ider, and it's for 17th level PCs. 5E - EN5ider #322 - ZEITGEIST 10 : Godmind (Part 1)

There are several 'fey titans' - demi-gods of nature - that are being drawn to threaten one city. Dealing with each is a mini adventure of its own.

The Father of Thunder has gathered all the cattle, horses, sheep, buffalo, and other herd animals in the region into a massive stampede, and shoots lightning bolts at anyone who bothers him.

The Ash Wolf is hunting amid a vast forest fire after one of his children was murdered by salamanders, but he blames the human population.

Granny Allswell, a giant gremlin, is slowly kidnapping all the children of miners in nearby mountains, and prepares to destroy a dam that will drown a whole city.