GreyLord
Legend
Hmm...
On AD&D...
Series that stand out (no idea when they were published, memory does not serve me well here)...
Temple of Elemental Evil modules and the Super Module
GDQ (THE module series). And the GDQ super module.
Dragonlance of course.
Tournament modules (Tomb of Horrors, etc).
Bloodstone series (Throne of Bloodstone being the most epic of any module ever made).
3e had the Expedition series (Expedition to Castle Greyhawk, Expedition to Castle Ravenloft).
4e had one of the greatest Module series...interesting that people forget about it in this thread...maybe because they appear to be anti-4e fans? (which is crazy because I loved 4e, but ALSO have a COMPLETE collection of all the PF1e APs...twice over).
These are the H1-E3 series. They also had a bunch of yearly adventure modules released for their living campaigns. Some of these you can buy on DMsguild.
I'd say WotC released more modules and adventures for 4e overall than they actually have for 5e thus far.
On AD&D...
Series that stand out (no idea when they were published, memory does not serve me well here)...
Temple of Elemental Evil modules and the Super Module
GDQ (THE module series). And the GDQ super module.
Dragonlance of course.
Tournament modules (Tomb of Horrors, etc).
Bloodstone series (Throne of Bloodstone being the most epic of any module ever made).
3e had the Expedition series (Expedition to Castle Greyhawk, Expedition to Castle Ravenloft).
4e had one of the greatest Module series...interesting that people forget about it in this thread...maybe because they appear to be anti-4e fans? (which is crazy because I loved 4e, but ALSO have a COMPLETE collection of all the PF1e APs...twice over).
These are the H1-E3 series. They also had a bunch of yearly adventure modules released for their living campaigns. Some of these you can buy on DMsguild.
I'd say WotC released more modules and adventures for 4e overall than they actually have for 5e thus far.