D&D General Which Campaign or Adventure Would You Adapt To Prestige Television?

[Basic Expert]

I'd seriously consider one of the Gothic House adventures: Castle Amber, Tegel Manor or Castle Xyntillan (my personal favorite of the three). A group of characters attempting to delve into the mysteries of a bizarre and horrific haunted space, complete with eccentric NPCs and strange monsters. It would focus on some of the same mind-bending surreality of early Lost but with its own Gothic aesthetic and idiosyncratic flavor.

Second pick, would be something based on Council of Wyrms, 'cause people go ga-ga for dragons. It's a bit of a cheat as it's a campaign setting and not strictly an adventure. I believe the box set included adventures, but I don't remember the storylines. Still...dragons!

 

[billd91]

Age of Worms would make for an interesting series - and with enough variation in environments and events as well as a building conspiracy.

 

[overgeeked]

Eberron: The Blackwheel Company.

Planescape: The Great Modron March.

Against the Slave Lords.

Against the Giants.

Queen of the Spiders.

Desert of Desolation.

 

[aco175]

I would rather see something more 'traditional' like Phandelvar or mix it with Icespire to include more ideas. The bigger more fantastic elements would turn me off. Kids like it though.

 

[humble minion]

Mix together some of the old Al-Qadim boxed adventures. Any/all of Ruined Kingdoms, Assassin Mountain, Cities of Bone would work very well indeed.

 

[overgeeked]

Mix together some of the old Al-Qadim boxed adventures. Any/all of Ruined Kingdoms, Assassin Mountain, Cities of Bone would work very well indeed.

Same idea with Dark Sun, Spelljammer, and Maztica.

Would love to see some (big or small) screen adaptations of those settings.

 

[renbot]

Reflections of the Multiverse, the Eberron introductory adventure that I ran at GenCon oh so many years ago.

 

[thullgrim]

If the requirement is D&D…
The obvious choice is the original Dragonlance I think. If we’re thinking 5e native I this HotDQ/RoT I think the most boring portions of that campaign could be fixed in TV.

Any campaign from any game I would pick Masks of Nyarlathotep.

 

[Reynard]

Reflections of the Multiverse, the Eberron introductory adventure that I ran at GenCon oh so many years ago.

Is that a campaign length adventure?

 

[Reynard]

If the requirement is D&D…
The obvious choice is the original Dragonlance I think. If we’re thinking 5e native I this HotDQ/RoT I think the most boring portions of that campaign could be fixed in TV.

Any campaign from any game I would pick Masks of Nyarlathotep.

I'm pretty sure I was clear in the OP.