D&D 5E Do you have any social encounter only (or combat-light) D&D adventure recommendations?

[Don Durito]

Check out Courts of the Shadow Fey by Kobold Press. I'm not sure from memory exactly how much combat is in it - but given the whole adventure is about working your way through a fey court and gaining audiences and the like, you could probably excise much of the combat that is there.

 

[Voadam]

I would generally look for investigation based encounters or modules. You can usually take out a bunch of the fights and still have the scenarios work. Death in Freeport 20th Anniversary Edition would be an example for 5e. Lean in on the information seeking and you can get a lot of social interaction.

AD&D 2e and Ravenloft had a lot of more story oriented modules in general.

 

[Bacon Bits]

OP1 - Tales of the Outer Planes has a series of mostly disconnected planar adventures. Some of them are combat heavy, but a surprising number of them are heavily socially driven, especially if you as the DM are willing to expand upon the scenarios.

 

[Eltab]

This may not be find-able any longer (or my web search-fu is poor):
LFR module AGLA 1-1 was one of the first modules for 4e. There is combat by the end, but on the way to it you meet some Pixies and Sprites who block the path through a Fey forest and challenge the PCs "Tell us a story!"

Edit: I did find the module. Search for "Lost Temple of the Fey Gods" (I found a ZIP file.) The site I found has other early LFR modules listed, one of which (set in Thesk, but did not write down the name, bad researcher that I am) has a funeral / wake scene which might be up your alley.

 

[TheSword]

If you’re up for a bit of converting - not too difficult in a social encounter based module - then check out Rough Night at the Three Feathers. It has six or seven plot threads running through a night in an inn. If you enjoy that, then there’s plenty more where that came from.