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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brakkart" data-source="post: 1851095" data-attributes="member: 19617">Most of my campaigns make extensive use of published modules (my current one being a rare exception to this habit of mine). I think my favourite all-module campaign ran as follows:A Hot Day in L'Trel (Dungeon) - Party were present when city go BOOM.Isle of the Abbey (Dungeon) - Government rebuilding L'Trel want to make shiopping routes safer, so they order the PC's (who were conscripted into the militia when the city went bang) to clear off Abbey Isle so they can build a lighthouse there.X8: Drums on Fire Mountain - Sea Orcs begin raiding the shipping lanes near L'Trel, endangering the cities rebuilding efforts, so again the PC's are dispatched to deal with the problem, invading the jungle island of Teki-Nura-Ria.B4: The Lost City - Whilst on Teki-Nura-Ria they discover that one of the "hills" on the island, is in fact a massive stepped pyramid, covered by the jungle over time, and home to the weird Cynidiceans, the descendants of the ancient civilisation that once thrived on the island and which built the other ruins and dungeons the groupm explored earlier.The campaign ended there, but I had planned to work in Siege on Kraty's Freehold (Dungeon) for when the group got back to the mainland.</blockquote>