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<blockquote data-quote="daemonslye" data-source="post: 5569855" data-attributes="member: 6309">I'm such a sucker for these things. Here's my list: 1. Gary Gygax, &quot;Dungeon Module G3 Hall of the Fire Giant King&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Games: 1978)2. Harold Johnson and Tom Moldvay, &quot;Dungeon Module A2 Secret of the Slavers Stockade&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Hobbies, Inc.: 1981)3. Tracy and Laura Hickman, &quot;Ravenloft&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1983)4. Mark Acres, &quot;Tomb of the Lizard King&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Hobbies, Inc.: 1982)5. Gary Gygax, &quot;The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Hobbies, Inc.: 1982)Continuing on past five:6. James Jacobs, &quot;There Is No Honor&quot; (Bellvue, WA, Dragon Magazine #139: October 2006)7. Aaron Allston, &quot;Skarda's Mirror&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1987)8. Monte Cook, &quot;A Paladin in Hell&quot; (Renton, WA, Wizards of the Coast Inc.: 1998)9. Daniel Greenberg and Sam Shirley, &quot;Swordthrust&quot; (Chicago, IL, Mayfair Games: 1984) - pure nostagia10. Frank Mentzer and Paul Jaquays, &quot;Egg of the Phoenix&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1987)12. Gary Gygax and Frank Mentzer, &quot;The Temple of Elemental Evil&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: May 1987)13. Greg A. Vaughan, &quot;Curse of the Crimson Throne: Skeletons of Scarwall&quot; (Bellvue, WA, Pathfinder Adventure Path #11, Paizo Publishing, LLC.: July 2008)14. Richard Pett, &quot;The Sea Wyvern's Wake&quot; (Bellvue, WA, Paizo Publishing, LLC., Dragon Magazine #141: December 2006)15. Roger E. Moore, &quot;Return of the Eight&quot; (Renton, WA, Wizards of the Coast Inc.: 1998)16. Philip Meyers, &quot;Baltrons Beacon&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1985)17. David &quot;Zeb&quot; Cook, &quot;Vecna Lives!&quot; (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1990)This was much harder than I thought, once I started writing them down and force-ranking. It is hard (for me) to separate nostalgia from well written adventures, but I suspect many of these combine the two (with a couple exceptions).&nbsp; Also, some of these were totally new formats when written (ex. Ravenloft) which increases their weight with me.&nbsp; This kind of list helps me prioritize as I'm in the middle of converting a few of these to Pathfinder RPG Rules (in the Paizo Messageboards). So, thanks!Cheers,~D</blockquote>

[QUOTE="daemonslye, post: 5569855, member: 6309"] I'm such a sucker for these things. Here's my list: 1. Gary Gygax, "Dungeon Module G3 Hall of the Fire Giant King" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Games: 1978) 2. Harold Johnson and Tom Moldvay, "Dungeon Module A2 Secret of the Slavers Stockade" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Hobbies, Inc.: 1981) 3. Tracy and Laura Hickman, "Ravenloft" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1983) 4. Mark Acres, "Tomb of the Lizard King" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Hobbies, Inc.: 1982) 5. Gary Gygax, "The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Hobbies, Inc.: 1982) Continuing on past five: 6. James Jacobs, "There Is No Honor" (Bellvue, WA, Dragon Magazine #139: October 2006) 7. Aaron Allston, "Skarda's Mirror" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1987) 8. Monte Cook, "A Paladin in Hell" (Renton, WA, Wizards of the Coast Inc.: 1998) 9. Daniel Greenberg and Sam Shirley, "Swordthrust" (Chicago, IL, Mayfair Games: 1984) - pure nostagia 10. Frank Mentzer and Paul Jaquays, "Egg of the Phoenix" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1987) 12. Gary Gygax and Frank Mentzer, "The Temple of Elemental Evil" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: May 1987) 13. Greg A. Vaughan, "Curse of the Crimson Throne: Skeletons of Scarwall" (Bellvue, WA, Pathfinder Adventure Path #11, Paizo Publishing, LLC.: July 2008) 14. Richard Pett, "The Sea Wyvern's Wake" (Bellvue, WA, Paizo Publishing, LLC., Dragon Magazine #141: December 2006) 15. Roger E. Moore, "Return of the Eight" (Renton, WA, Wizards of the Coast Inc.: 1998) 16. Philip Meyers, "Baltrons Beacon" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1985) 17. David "Zeb" Cook, "Vecna Lives!" (Lake Geneva, WI, TSR Inc.: 1990) This was much harder than I thought, once I started writing them down and force-ranking. It is hard (for me) to separate nostalgia from well written adventures, but I suspect many of these combine the two (with a couple exceptions). Also, some of these were totally new formats when written (ex. Ravenloft) which increases their weight with me. This kind of list helps me prioritize as I'm in the middle of converting a few of these to Pathfinder RPG Rules (in the Paizo Messageboards). So, thanks! Cheers, ~D [/QUOTE]

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