Adventure Path using 1e modules, 1e vets only!!

[Silver Moon]

The above suggestions are good. The first module I ever played in was Isle of Dread (X1) followed by the Slaver Series (A1-4) and thought highly of enough of them that I am still playing 22 years laters.

You may also want to check out the www.dragonsfoot.org message board, and look for suggestions under the OAD&D and 1EAD&D forums, as there have been recent threads on the same topic.

 

[zug_zug]

Although its not an adventure path per se, the module b10/x10 Nights Dark Terror has enough content for a sizeable campaign. If I remebmer correctly its was an "advanced " module for level 5 and also was the first to feature wilderness rules. To me it was always a "super" module although TSR didnt really bii it that way.

It has plenty of outdoor travel, treacherous NPCs, and a nice meta plot.

 

[rounser]

Don't forget FRC1 Ruins of Adventure. It's the module version of the original gold box Pool of Radiance CRPG, and it provides an adventuring environment where you can go where you please, like L1 does. In fact, FRC1 and L1 mixed together would make for a fine adventuring sandbox for a campaign, with plenty to explore.

If you can track them down, Dungeon magazine "campaign lego" such as A Wrastle With Bertrum, At The Spottle Parlor, The Elven Home, Troll Bridge, The Siege of Kratys Freehold, Elminster's Back Door, Granite Mountain Prison, Deadfalls on Nightwood Trail and the aforementioned Irongard can add a lot of colour and variety to your game. Dungeon magazine's implied setting is a world of adventure indeed...

 

[Sepulchrave II]

Wulf is right.

 

[GruTheWanderer]

Someone already mention the Dragonlance modules (which in some ways was an Adventure Path for 1e, only starting characters between 3rd and 6th level and proceeding up to 13th). It was hit and miss, but I am still trying to run the darn things. Maybe I need to get over my obsession and try some of these other recommendations.

 

[Marimmar]

I really didn't like the Dragonlance modules I played. I read the books before I ventured in the modules and knew too much about the adventures ahead to make me feel comfortable. Besides they would be hard to convert into your generic campaign setting.

~Marimmar