Favorite 3.5 adventure modules

[Ragnar_Deerslayer]

Second for Lost City of Barakus. I'm in the mid-late stages of running it now, and it's been a complete blast.

Ragnar

 

[GlassJaw]

I'm really enjoying the Shackled City Adventure Path. I guess those are stand-alone modules per se (since they are from Dungeon) but I'd vote for the new hardcover coming out. The AP is great.

I really like the original Freeport series. Those were some of the first 3.0 modules ever released but they are getting a 3.5 makeover soon I believe. I like everything Freeport actually.

Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil

This was my least favorite, followed closely by City of the Spider Queen.

I'm interested in Mongoose's "Campaign in a Box" which releases this month

The first one is about drow right? We don't need any more drow campaign arcs.

 

[TheGM]

Second for Lost City of Barakus. I'm in the mid-late stages of running it now, and it's been a complete blast.

Ragnar

Can you give some info about your group's playing style?

I'm always listening for things I can use, but I've found if you don't ask this question, info is useless because what a group of powergamers likes won't necessarily do for my groups.

 

[Poster Bard]

Has anyone released a 3.5 module?

Creative Mountain Games' Whispering Woodwind was updated to 3.5 (just about when 3.5 was released) and the three Cooperative Dungeons (so far) are all 3.5 (Terror and Blasphemy, Halls of Anarchy, and Crypt of Damnation).

 

[Frost]

A three-way tie:

Rappan Athuk
Tomb of Abysthor
Vault of Larin Karr

 

[Jakar]

Lost City of Barakas for me as well. It has everything one needs in it really I have found. Great cover art as well.

 

[Waylander the Slayer]

Favorite 3x modules:

The Witchfire Trilogy- Great flavor, characters and cinematic combat and memorable NPC's.
The Seige of Durghams Folly- Simple yet one of the most effectively designed modules.
Maiden Voyage- This adventure is oozing great plot and an awesome cast of NPC's- Only well thought out PC's will get out of this one alive.
The Gryphon's Legacy - Very cool idea of establishing an outpost on the frontier- too bad the next module never came out.
Necromancer's Legacy - Very well thought out module with a wonderful antagonist.

 

[Schmoe]

A really cool 3.5 module is Hellstone Deep, by Monkeygod. It's a high level module (18th or so), and it has some fantastic ideas. The stats and challenges are pretty good, too, which is hard to find in 3.5 material.

 

[The Grumpy Celt]

Bump

 

[DarrenGMiller]

Necromancer Games' The Crystal Skull is probably my favorite non-Dungeon 3.5 adventure right now.

DM