Best Organized Adventure?

[jdrakeh]

That's because it was basically one encounter, as I recall.

Thieves in the Forest isn't (i.e., it contains several encounters). It's a very well-organized adventure with suggestions for using the setting therein as a source of further adventures. The Unknown Armies crossover Ascension of the Magdalene was also very well organized with several great suggestions for bringing UA-style weirdness into D&D.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I like the format used by Dungeon Crawl Classics. The adventure summaries are tidy, the master list of monsters/traps is just great for a DM looking over adventures on the fly.

I like DCCs myself, but they also do the annoying -- to me -- thing of having monsters who are repeated over and over again in the module just in ONE place in the module, without even just restating AC, HP and BAB when they reappear. This is especially annoying in the Transmuter's Last Touch.