Best 3rd edition adventures

[KingCrab]

Red Hand of Doom really is excellent. The different choices characters can make really do have serious consequences later in the game, and the adventure doesn't force only one optimal path.

 

[pogre]

Lost City of Barakus is my choice. I have never gotten so much mileage out of one adventure book.

Red Hand of Doom looks very solid. I have not had an opportunity to play it yet.

 

[Hussar]

ANother vote for the World's Largest Dungeon.

 

[Treebore]

The 3.0 Grey Citadel, also by Necromancer, is another one like that. I tend to get a lot of mileage out of many of Necromancers modules, like ToA, Durbenford, Rappan Athuk, Morrick Mansion, Amulet/Crucible, Bonegarden, and several others. The towns/cities/locations have all made good long term campaign fixtures. These adventures are not "fire and forget" adventures in a campaign. The locations and NPC's are great to have stick around to give your campaign continuity and depth.

 

[Thomas Percy]

Red Hand of Doom
Bastion of Broken Souls
& some adventures from Penumbra series.

 

[Melan]

We had the most fun with Necromancer's Tomb of Abysthor. It is just a well done dungeon crawl, but that's its main strength. Large enough to feel mysterious, small enough not to overwhelm a campaign. As I understand it, it is pretty hard to find nowdays (plus 3.0 if that thing turns you off), but the time and money is well spent IMHO.

 

[Kyuss Knight]

Well, I have to agree those that have talked about Red Hand of Doom, The Freeport adventures, Shackled City, and Age of Worms.

I also have to mention Sunless Citadel. The first 3.0 adventure done by WotC and it is a good one.

Also, we just got done running through Sons of Gruumsh. It is an FR adventure but could be fairly easily adapted to any setting. It's pretty much a hack'n'slash, but it was a lot of fun!

 

[Frostmarrow]

The Red Hand of Doom is, bar none, the best adventure WotC has published to date, IM(NS)HO.

It's a remarkable adventure. It's sheer joy to DM. Love it!

 

[Morpheus]

Red Hand of Doom and The Banewarrens are two solid, mid-level adventures...

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

In addition to all the good stuff already mentioned, "Tears of Twilight Hollow" - I think it's in Dungeon #90.