Best High Level Anti-Night Elf adventure, any edition?

[mattcolville]

I'm looking for a good climax for my 3.5 game. I have the Queen of the Spiders adventure from AD&D, as well as Expedition to the Demonweb Pits for 3.5 and City of the Spider Queen from 3.0.

I've read big chunks of these, but I'm looking for experience from someone's who's played. If you know of any other high level (10-14) adventure that features the Drow as bad guys, I'd appreciate the advice.

 

[Glyfair]

Monte Cook's Queen of Lies is a 3.X drow adventure for 11th level. Never played it, but it's set up as a lead into the underdark. I think it could easily be reworked so that the villainess is getting revenge for previous problems the PCs have caused.

 

[Obergnom]

"The Harrowing", a Dungeon Adventure for 3.0 by Monte Cook (Dungeon Mag 84). It is brilliant. Great Fun. It is somewhat like the old Queen Module from the AD&D series. (Go to the Demonweb, slay Drow and Demons)

Allthough it is for level 15 characters, it is easy to scale it down, as you would have to do some conversion work anyway.

I plan to use it as the finale for my own gdq-like campaign, but I have allready played it once as a One-Shot, using C&C rules. I allways thought combining it with "The Queen of Lies" would be a great idea.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

For whatever it's worth, night elves are actually really big purple wood elves. Blood elves would be closer to drow, but not really, since they're sun-focused. They're high elves with a chemical dependency.