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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSleepyKing" data-source="post: 4405649" data-attributes="member: 63491">I actually find it hard to judge the 1e adventures. On the one hand, they’re often burdened with illogical dungeon structures and ecologies (you have manticores happily living one room over from oozes and orcs). But the era also produced some of the most daring and innovative adventures, the kind of which you don’t see very often anymore. You know, there are freakin’ spaceships, portals through time, shrinking magic that made household pets dangerous and trips to fairy tale realms. I love those adventures that really push the envelope beyond “go to dungeon; kill stuff.” (That’s not to say that I don’t like the occasional dungeon hack, but the adventures I remember best are the ones that took players on weird and wonderful journeys, or mixed things up from regular modulesThat said, some of my favourite adventures includeFrom 1E:I6 - RavenloftI3-5 - Desert of DesolationS3 - Expedition to the Barrier PeaksX2 - Castle AmberFrom 2E:Reverse Dungeon (which I think would work really well in 4eAxe of the Dwarvish Lords (which actually made goblins fun)Golden Voyages and Assassin Mountain (both Al Qadim adventuresFrom 3E:The Last Dance from Atlas GamesDungeon Crawl Classics #51 – Castle WhiterockShackled City Adventure Path</blockquote>