Good Big Dungeon Crawls, feedback please, Hurry?!


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I second Undermountain, that place is huge. It might be 2e, but all you need are the maps.
Its a campaign unto itself is that one.
 

Any of the basic (B) modules:
B1 "In Search of the Unknown"
B2 "Caves of Chaos"
B3 "Palace of the Silver Princess"
B5 "Horror on the Hill"

Any of the S modules although S3 is actually inside a space ship:
S1 Tomb of Horrors
S2 White Plume Mountain
S4 The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth (sp?)

Any of the WG's, although I don't remember the numbers or even how many:
Forgotten Temple of Tharazidun (sp?)
Mordenkainen's Fantastic Adventure

Probably everything I named you'll have to look for as a pdf from whoever is handling WotC online store.

PS I picked up a pdf titled "B1-9 In Search of Adventure" that I thought was an incredible value. This was back when WotC still had their store.
 

I "third" Undermountain. I was looking through it again this past weekend while going through old 1st & 2nd ed stuff, and I had forgotten how huge that place is. Plus, at least half of the square fottage on the maps isn't even detailed in the book, so it's ripe for dropping in whatever you like. If you only have cash for one, get the first box; the second was a pretty poor follow-up, only describing two sub-levels. There were three Dungeon Crawl - Lost Levls modules meant to fit in with Undermountain, but I only have one of those (Maddgoth's Castle), and it had some neat ideas.

BTW, I had forgotten how great the maps were in the Lanhkmar supplement. The entire friggin' city is mapped out for you!
 


Thanx for the feedback, any more ideas from people? And BTW, I know this site doesn't offer OOP products, what's a good, reliable site to order OOP stuff from(I think the first two are gonna be Ravenloft and Castle Amber, the 1st just fits well with my image of the castle, and the 2nd, well, I'm a big Michael Moorcock fan).
 

Well, if you just want to info, you could see if they're available as ESDs at http://www.svgames.com/downloads-wotc.html. If you want hard copies, you'vegot a bit more work ahead; my favorite game store, Games Plus (847-577-9656) has some older stuff, and if they don't have it, try Compleat Strategist in NYC (800-225-4344).
 

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