Are there any *classic* 2E adventures?

[Khayman]

I'll second The Great Modron March and third Dead Gods. Both are Monte Cook's work, BTW.

 

[devoblue]

House of Strahd is classic and 2e, just not original.

 

[Dr. Strangemonkey]

I thought the adventures that went with Al-Quadim, or at least Assasin's Mountain and the Sea Voyage one, where truly wonderful.

They left the PCs in charge and they honestly felt like tales from the Arabian Nights.

 

[Treebore]

All my favorites are 1e. There were 2e Dungeon adventures that i liked a lot, but no published modules blew me away. I agree Paladin In Hell was pretty good. I disliked Dead Gods. Temple of Elemental Evil, in any incarnation, was just too frickin long! Doing it piecemeal was good, though.

There are 3e modules I am willing to call "classic". Such as Grey Citadel, the "Coin" Series, Lost City of Barakus, Hall of the Rainbow Mage, Banewarrens, Morrick Mansion, and a few others. Mostly from Necromancer Games, which is why I am one of their "fanboy's". Consistent and good, with a fair amount of originality.

 

[Frostmarrow]

My favorites were Feast of Goblyns and The Silver Key. I also like to mention the stuff they released for Mystara, most notably Night of The Vampire (yes, which included voice acting on a seperate CD.)

 

[Kai Lord]

Dark Sun's Freedom and Road to Urik were the two best 2nd Edition modules I ever played. The flip book encounter path for those adventures was pure genius, as was the balance of action and story driven roleplaying.

 

[frankthedm]

1e had adventures, 2e had campaign settings.

 

[dead]

Yeah, 2E had a spate of adventures that were strongly tied to events going on in TSR novels. I never liked these adventures. They made the PCs seem insignificant.

In fact, it's still happening now in 3E with City of the Spider Queen.

 

[Frostmarrow]

1e had adventures, 2e had campaign settings.

...and 3E has Accessories.

 

[dead]

I just thought of a couple that might qualify but I don't own 'em so someone else would have to tell me if they're *classics*. They are:

Ruins of Undermountain
Ruins of Myth Drannor
Menzoberranzan

I know these are more widely known as campaign accessories, but I *think* there's an adventure in each.