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<blockquote data-quote="Melan" data-source="post: 147802" data-attributes="member: 1713">Asflag's Unintentional Emporium : What nemmerle said. I ran it for two rival groups, who ended up killing each other while they were simultaneously evading the Guardian Familiar. Tons of fun!Lady of the Mists : Very moody haunted castle and a story about immortality and its misuse. I cut out some of the drama and it became a very nice little adventure.Deadly Treasure : An old archmage builds a tomb for himself and even invites adventurers to loot it if they dare (after all, that is how he got the most of his treasure). The catch: the magic items are used for fiendish traps that defend the tomb on their own! I ran this module thrice (once for 3e, two times for 2e) and no party completed it! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />Citadel By The Sea : All right, this is from the dragon archives, but... You have to explore the dungeons beneath an orcish citadel, which is also a shrine to Gruumsh.Unfortunately, I don't really like the new dungeon. The maps are treated as &quot;works of art&quot; vs real, honest maps, there is all this (IMHO, superfluous) glossy paper and the adventures leave a lot to be desired. The &quot;Greyhawk 2000&quot; one wasn't even funny, the &quot;Harrowing&quot; by Monte himself was pretty mediocre (great illos, tho - I would like to see something like this in regular modules), and so on... Or maybe they just don't fit my playing style?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Melan, post: 147802, member: 1713"] [B]Asflag's Unintentional Emporium[/B] : What nemmerle said. I ran it for two rival groups, who ended up killing each other while they were simultaneously evading the Guardian Familiar. Tons of fun! [B]Lady of the Mists[/B] : Very moody haunted castle and a story about immortality and its misuse. I cut out some of the drama and it became a very nice little adventure. [B]Deadly Treasure[/B] : An old archmage builds a tomb for himself and even invites adventurers to loot it if they dare (after all, that is how he got the most of his treasure). The catch: the magic items are used for fiendish traps that defend the tomb on their own! I ran this module thrice (once for 3e, two times for 2e) and no party completed it! :D [B]Citadel By The Sea[/B] : All right, this is from the dragon archives, but... You have to explore the dungeons beneath an orcish citadel, which is also a shrine to Gruumsh. Unfortunately, I don't really like the new dungeon. The maps are treated as "works of art" vs real, honest maps, there is all this (IMHO, superfluous) glossy paper and the adventures leave a lot to be desired. The "Greyhawk 2000" one wasn't even funny, the "Harrowing" by Monte himself was pretty mediocre (great illos, tho - I would like to see something like this in regular modules), and so on... Or maybe they just don't fit my playing style? [/QUOTE]

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