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Nice, this was also the first 3e adventure I ran for my friends. We loved this module. And damn, I feel old now.

Same here. We were scheduled to play our first session in late March and that completely fell apart (though we did end up playing D&D on Fantasy Grounds a month later). I'm hoping to make another attempt at Traveller in 2021.

I never ran an AL module. I'll have to set aside time to read this one, among the other suggested titles.

We love props at our table. Even though we've moved to a VTT for now, I would definitely want to pick this up when we all return to game face-to-face.

I really wish I wasn't a poor junior high/high school kid with no allowance when these originally came out because we had a ton of fun with 2e. I'll have to read a copy and see if it's worth converting to 5e.

Since my group and I are the ones who grew up with games like the original Legend of Zelda before we even touched our first pen and paper RPG, I have a feeling I know what this greatest dungeon is gonna feel like :LOL:

I've seen this on DM's Guild but never ran it. Since my group is getting a kick from running around Waterdeep in our current adventure, I might consider running it.

This sounds like a fun idea, especially since we can knock this one out in one night. My players have taken a liking to more role-playing these days instead of combat, so I'll hold on to this idea for now.

Half of my group have already played this. We really wanted to get back into D&D after leaving 4e for Pathfinder and we dove right into this one as soon as it came out.

I completely forgot about this. Time to read the reviews!

I actually ran this in college for my group (minus our friends who were stationed overseas) when Wizards of the Coast released it for 2e as Return to the Keep on the Borderlands. We had a TON of fun with that module and had some very memorable moments in the caves.

The first AD&D adventure I ran for my friends was Night Below: An Underdark Campaign. We played it all throughout high school, came back to it after we graduated from college/ or was discharged from the Army/Navy, and it ended at the City of the Glass Pool in a very controversial TPK on our 9th...

I'll definitely read up on it. Converting monsters and NPCs should be easy if there's already an existing entry in the 5e Monster Manual.

My friends and I will be celebrating our 25th anniversary as a D&D group next year. We've played every edition (except 1st) and we're really enjoying 5e. Even though we're currently running Waterdeep: Dragon Heist right now, we're getting really close to the end. What would you recommend as a...

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Wow, I really really hope my friends run Masks of Nyarlathotep. I'm usually the guy running the games we play, but when it comes to horror RPGs like Cthulhu, that is the one of the few times where I want to be an active participant as a player just for the experience of being in a Cthulhu game.

From the YouTube clip, it sounds like this is the best version of Undermountain we're getting: NPCs with a lot depth, motivations for you to be there, each level being completely distinct from one another and more. This is a great year for Waterdeep/Undermountain fans.

First an urban adventure and now an update to the mega-dungeon beneath it? I can't wait to run this for my friends!

I picked up the Starter Set yesterday. I'm definitely using the first adventure in that campaign to reintroduce the game to my friends. An adventure that starts in the middle of a crashing landing? Always fun. The quality of the pre-gens sheets are card stock. The fold-out map will...

The ENTIRE core rules? I'm sold. This, with the campaign included will have me heading over to my FLGS tomorrow morning.