1st - 20th level published campaigns?

[LoD2004]

Ok i am looking for published adventure/campaign books which run from 1st through 20th level.

I allready noticed the World's largest Dungeon, and there is the adventure path series from WoTC.

But are there other books i don't know of??

 

[lior_shapira]

Not really an answer to your question but I just wanted to ask why? Adventures and campaigns are such dynamic things that I think it'll be hard to stick to a preset plot. If you dont change and go with where your players are aiming, the campaign can really go down :-\

Anyway, good luck finding what you need.

 

[LoD2004]

Well back in 2nd edition there was this adventure of dragonlance. It was one of the most memorable campaigns i ever played in as a PC.

 

[reanjr]

Well back in 2nd edition there was this adventure of dragonlance. It was one of the most memorable campaigns i ever played in as a PC.

I don't think Dragonlance took you to 20th. 15th maybe. It's been a while.

If you are looking for a 1st-20th campaign to be as memorable as Dragonlance, you are destined to fail. Dragonlance took years to develop with some of the top talent of the industry (and some newbies who turned into top talent in the indsutry). They also had a line of novels and time and money enough to create the world and the story.

Dragonlance was an epoch for RPGs and I don't think you are going to succeed in going back.

That said, I know the current Dragonlance campaign setting is running a linked series of adventures. I don't know how integrated they are or how many are out yet, but you may want to at least check it out.

 

[diaglo]

T1-4 Temple of Elemental Evil
G1,2,3 Against the Giants
D1,2,3 Drow series
Q1 Queen of the Demonwebpits
S1,2,3,4 Realms of Horror series


i expect the PCs won't survive the first one.

 

[sir_ollibolli]

There also is the "Shackled City" Adventure Path published in the Dungeon Magazine issues #97, #98, #102, #104, #107, #109, #111, #113, #114 with two further adventures coming (one will be published in #115 and the second in the following issue. These adventures are taking place in a town called Cauldron on top of a volcano.

 

[berdoingg]

The Shackled City adventures in Dungeon are great, if you've got the time to collect them all. I think they're up to about 18th level with one episode to go.

 

[Nightfall]

Maybe some day...I'll write a series of Scarred Lands adventures. But not today.

 

[Dr Simon]

Diaglo's suggestion is a good one for a classic series, although I think you could insert A1-4 Angainst the Slavers in between Temple of Elemental Evil and Against the Giants.

Depends on how organic you want the campaign to be, and how important the setting is. If it's a loosely connected series of dungeon hacks in the old style, then it's quite easy to do in that sense. If you want recurring villains and an uber-plot you need a touch of work.

Dragonlance started at about 4th level and went (theoretically) to about 14th. Don't forget that it was 1st edition though, and so 20th level characters weren't really catered for. The DL series is much more plot-driven though. DL1 is the introduction and you work all the way through to DL14 for the climax (DLs 5 and 11 were a sourcebook and a wargame respectively, so in fact is a 12 module series). The "Gygax Classic" series above, however, would give you 3-4 individual mega-mini-quests.

Added in Edit: Of course, all these are 1st Ed. (with some 2nd Ed reprints), so you'd need to do some work. You could buy the whole campaign on PDF for a total of $15 from rpgnow.com - Temple of Elemental Evil, Against the Slavers (A1-4 reprint for 2nd ed), Queen of the Spiders (GDQ 2nd ed reprint). 5 bucks a pop.

 

[Mucknuggle]

I've got just the thing for you. You see, the good people at Sovereign Press, you know, the people making the 3.5 Dragonlance gaming stuff, are releasing a super adventure in 3 volumes designed to take players from level 1 to level 20! The first volume is released now and I've heard that it is quite good. Check out www.dragonlance.com for more details.