Best D&D Adventures

[Korgoth]

The Lost City
The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan
Castle Amber
Night's Dark Terror
Dwellers of the Forbidden City

 

[Invisible Stalker]

1. Tomb of Horrors
2. Temple of Elemental Evil
3. Keep on the Borderlands
4. White Plume Mountain
5. Ghost Tower of Inverness

I think my entire top 20 would be taken up by 1e D&D modules.

 

[StickPerson]

1. Castel Amber
2. White Plume Mountain
3. The Lost City
4. The Isle of Dread
5. Keep on the Borderlands

Honorable mention
Night's Dark Terror

 

[Dykstrav]

• T1-4: The Temple of Elemental Evil
• I6: Ravenloft
• When Black Roses Bloom
• S1: Tomb of Horrors
• Rappan Athuk Reloaded

 

[Sunderstone]

• T1-4 The Temple of Elemental Evil
• RA1 Feast Of Goblyns
• S1 Tomb of Horrors
• The Shackled City Hardcover
• Castle Whiterock

The above is not in order and are one shot products (so I didnt cheat). Theres just way too much good stuff in Goodman, Necro, and Paizo to limit the list to just 5.

 

[Rabbitbait]

1. Red Hand of Doom
2. Keep on the Borderland
3. Return to the Keep on the Borderland
4. Temple of Elemental Evil
5. The Gauntlet
6. Castle Amber (very weird)

 

[Erik Mona]

1. QUEEN OF THE SPIDERS
2. RAVENLOFT
3. THE VILLAGE OF HOMMLET
4. EXPEDITION TO THE BARRIER PEAKS
5. AGAINST THE CULT OF THE REPTILE GOD

That's my list. It appears I like rural adventures for low-level characters and off-the-wall epic weirdness.

Surprise.

--Erik

 

[jdrakeh]

1-3. U1, U2, and U3 (Saltmarsh Trilogy)
4. B2 (Keep on the Borderlands)
5. B1-9 (In Search of Adventure)*

*This is a single product, merely one that builds on previous products to form a "mega-module" (the BD&D equivalent of an Adventure Path).

 

[seskis281]

5. Assault on Blackooth Ridge (C&C Mod A1)
Best New Setup for a Campaign in a long time - perfect intro module

4. U1 Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh (D&D 1e)
A Classic that wasn't a standard dungeon crawl

3. The Lost Tomb of Kruk-Ma-Kali (Kalamar 3.0)
This one rocked, and was deadly to boot!

2. The Sunless Citadel (3.0 First Core mod)
Works well with any incarnation I think - Running it again now

1. X1 Isle of Dread (D&D 1e)
My favorite - ported into my current campaign and it was fantastic!
Captures my gaming from childhood to present.

 

[Erik Mona]

*This is a single product, merely one that builds on previous products to form a "mega-module" (the BD&D equivalent of an Adventure Path).

This is true, but I recall that they also butchered some of the modules mercilessly to make it all fit in.

Not a practice I can really get behind. Individually, many of those modules are classics. Together, they are a mess.

The same is true with the oft-forgotten Realms of Horror, which also butchered classic modules to smoosh everything into a "super"module.

--Erik