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Message: <blockquote data-quote="77IM" data-source="post: 7584812" data-attributes="member: 12377">Lost Mine of Phandelver has a lot going for it. In particular, it's not a novel, it's a module, so the writers can make up any protagonists they want. It has a slightly problematic dark elf antagonist, but D&D is going to have to find some way to deal with that baggage eventually anyway.Bastion of Broken Souls is a module I've never actually played, but I think Ashardalon is a fantastic villain, and this adventure is very high level so it could be the over-the-top self-aware gonzo-action-comedy that I am looking for.The Holdenshire Chronicles, aka To Slay a Dragon, is a really great thirdparty module that follows the classic formula of town in trouble -> hexcrawl -> final dungeon. The nice thing here is that the big bad is a dragon who harries the party throughout their quest, and also the very flexible nature of the adventure would let movie writers shape events to fit the plot.</blockquote>