2 Questions: The Best 4e Modules and What Edition do You Suggest?

[diaglo]

OD&D(1974)

don't bother with all those other editions. (1edADnD, 2edADnD, d02, 4e)

you want to play the original.

 

[Obryn]

One advantage to 1e is that you can pick up OSRIC for free as a 1e clone. It's 100% compatible with 1e, near as I can tell, and you could run any of the classic modules with it without a problem.

-O

 

[Herschel]

My choice would be 1E/2E or 4E.

1E/2E has the classics and is relatively short on suplerfluous rules (they're listed directly as options instead of canon).

4E is current and has the shiny new stuff being produced.

 

[Jack99]

Best adventures for 4e: Wrath of the River King, Demon Queen's Enclave, and the 2 first adventures for WotBS (Scouring of Gate Pass and the Indomitable Fire Forest of Innenotdar. I also like DCC58 a lot (The Forgotten Portal). Looking the way 4e War of the Burning Sky is heading, I would definitely consider that if you want to buy a campaign.

 

[The_Gneech]

I'm seriously loving me some Goodman Games 4E stuff. Punjar is a terrific setting that in one stroke managed to get past my hostility to 4E (and let's be honest, there was a lot) and find the good stuff on the other side. I'd go so far as to say the new Dungeon Crawl Classics have made 4E not suck in a way I didn't think possible.

Thank you, Goodman Games, for giving me back D&D!

-The Gneech