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Hi! You already own more material than me, so I'll suggest the products that I keep in high regard. First and foremost the Gord novels, to suggest the tone and atmosphere. Second, the adventures: Against the Cult of the Reptile God, Lost Caverns of Tsojicanth, Against the Giants, The City of Skulls

Artist: Larry Elmore Source: Mentzer Companion Cyan Box Magic Item: Magic Sword (Two-Handed)

Artist: Larry Elmore Source: Mentzer Red Box 1983 Race: Dwarf, Elf & Halfling

Monster: Astral Dreadnought Artist: Jeff Easley Source: Manual of the Planes, 1987

Artist: Larry Elmore Source: Mentzer Red Box, 1983 Class: Cleric I usually play Male Heroes, except when I play a Cleric!

Suggestion, Web, Invisibility, Silence, Enhance Ability, Locate Object

LVL10, Int20, PHB only: 5: Animate Objects, Wall of Force 4: Banishment, Evard's Black Tentacles, Polymorph, Wizard Eye 3: Fireball, Fly 2: Invisibility, Suggestion, Web 1: Featherfall, Mage Armor, Shield

Rime of the Frostmaiden presents unbalanced encounters by purpose. It has the atmosphere of an horror movie. It's a very good adventure. That said, in my opinion the deadliest published adventure is Tomb of Annihilation.

I ran it! One of my favourite high-level modules (I suggest to play at Lvl 13. There aren't many modules of such Lvl for AD&D2e). Enemies are very strong, good for optimized parties. It's written by people who knew well the rules of AD&D2e at its peak. Also, you get to visit Greyhawk (and...

Elmore's, Caldwell's and Brom's