The Soloist
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What are the best third-party (not WoTC) D&D 5e Adventures according to you?
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D&D 5E Best Third Party (not WotC) D&D Adventures?
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Bill Zebub
“It’s probably Matt Mercer’s fault.”
The two Skyhorn Lighthouse adventures by Kelsey Dionne.
Libertad
Legend
Here's my choices. I even reviewed a few of them! These are just the ones I've read; I may include more as I continue combing through my library.
Dungeons of Drakkenheim: Cosmic horror sandbox in a ruined capital city. Is well playtested, has interesting and atmospheric locations, various factions and outcomes to allow for the adventure to go in many different directions.
Adventurer's Guide to the Bible: Historical fantasy sandbox set during the years of Jesus' ministry. Authors did their work with research on the era, there's a lot of side quests and various ways to approach the main quest, doesn't fall for the trap of prioritizing "the message" over good game design that other religious RPGs struggle with.
Unbreakable Volume 1: A cool collection of 10 Asian-themed adventures. Covers all tiers of play and various playstyles.
Dungeons of Drakkenheim: Cosmic horror sandbox in a ruined capital city. Is well playtested, has interesting and atmospheric locations, various factions and outcomes to allow for the adventure to go in many different directions.
Adventurer's Guide to the Bible: Historical fantasy sandbox set during the years of Jesus' ministry. Authors did their work with research on the era, there's a lot of side quests and various ways to approach the main quest, doesn't fall for the trap of prioritizing "the message" over good game design that other religious RPGs struggle with.
Unbreakable Volume 1: A cool collection of 10 Asian-themed adventures. Covers all tiers of play and various playstyles.
JEB
Legend
We rather liked Glitterdoom, the first 5e module from Goodman Games, but not sure if it's objectively one of the best.
Necropolitan
Hero
Chains of Asmodeus. It not only has a full 11-20th level campaign it's an invaluable resource for campaigns in or relating to the Nine Hells of Baator.
sevenbastard
Hero
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I wrote it for a adventure contest Bryce Lynch was running and definitely did not come close to winning. Which was a forgone conclusion as it was for 5e and a Lair Raid.
DriveThruRPG
www.drivethrurpg.com
I wrote it for a adventure contest Bryce Lynch was running and definitely did not come close to winning. Which was a forgone conclusion as it was for 5e and a Lair Raid.
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
Her horror adventures are pretty good, too, and all of them can be run with zero prep, which is amazing (and should be instructive to a lot of other authors).
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