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During 3.0 Bruce Cordell was working on a city campaign that fully utilized the material from Savage Species and The Book of Vile Darkness. It was supposedly very mature content. WotC management killed it.

What adventure is that from? I don't recognize it.

4e had some info on a ruined, unclaimed Gauntlgrym. Some maps and encounters with dire corbies. I think it was dungeon 193. Not swearing to it. - Dungeon #193 (4e) - Wizards of the Coast | Dungeons & Dragons 4e | Dungeons & Dragons 4e | Dungeon Masters Guild

I think it's Dead by Dawn by Aeryn Rudel. Dungeon 176 - Dungeon #176 (4e) - Wizards of the Coast | Dungeons & Dragons 4e | Dungeons & Dragons 4e | Dungeon Masters Guild

4th edition Dungeon had a good one in the chaos rift. PCs trapped in an abandoned building, trying to hold out through the night against a zombie horde.

There's some options here. I'm going to think about Against the Giants and check out Candlekeep. I love the Styes, I forgot that it was this high level.

I'm thinking about converting the 3rd edition module "Lord of the Iron Fortress." After 12 levels of freezing their butts off in Icewind Dale I the players would like a change of scenery.

We're rapidly approaching the end of this campaign and my players haven't decided if they want to make new characters and start a new campaign or keep going with their existing characters. They'll be around level 12 when we wrap up. Any suggestions for awesome level 12 adventures?

I really wish they'd add the 4e Fortune cards. I got the Gamma World cards and they are awesome.

Templar is definitely a hobgoblin. Artisan is a stone giant. Apothecary is a harpy. Breeder is a goblin with some abyssal chickens.