D&D 5E Favorite 3rd party Adventure Anthology book?

[BlueDervish]

I'm trying to collect a lot of adventure anthologies (I know about the official ones) to fill in my open world sandbox.

 

[Zardnaar]

I've used Quests of Doom a lot. Some of them are fairly brutal though.

The set up at least is usually interesting.

They were also early 5E.

 

[zottel]

I can highly recommend the 'Fantastic' Books by @SlyFlourish
Ran some from Fantastic Lairs and Fantastic Adventures and had no trouble running them as a relatively new DM for groups of mixed experience.
Will try to get to run some from Fantastic Adventures: Ruins of the Grendleroot as soon as possible.
The Arcane Library has great adventures as well. While they are stand alone, there are offers for collections. I think those adventures are some of the best formatted ones for running them at the drop of a hat.

 

[TheSword]

Tales of the Old Margrave is probably the best pure anthology I have seen for 5e. Short adventures across levels, all set in a forest.

Lots of other 3pp Campaigns could be split into their component parts…

Dungeons of Drakkenheim
Raiders of the Serpent Sea
Odyssey of the Dragonlords
Kingmaker

 

[SlyFlourish]

I can highly recommend the 'Fantastic' Books by @SlyFlourish
Ran some from Fantastic Lairs and Fantastic Adventures and had no trouble running them as a relatively new DM for groups of mixed experience.
Will try to get to run some from Fantastic Adventures: Ruins of the Grendleroot as soon as possible.
The Arcane Library has great adventures as well. While they are stand alone, there are offers for collections. I think those adventures are some of the best formatted ones for running them at the drop of a hat.

Thank you! I think you’ll love Ruins of the Grendleroot. I’m really proud of it.

 

[GuyBoy]

Interesting thread.
Grendleroot looks excellent.
Anyone have experience of the Chaos Wastes anthology by Kobold Press (I think)?

 

[mikeburke]

Anyone played Goodman’s adventures? They released a couple of compendiums recently.