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<blockquote data-quote="ragboy" data-source="post: 3484559" data-attributes="member: 4151">There are several options, depending on what you're looking for: Continuing Story -- I know you said it didn't matter, but if you are looking for continuity without the work: &nbsp;- Paizo's Adventure Paths - Shackled City (hardcover), Age of Worms (completed, but you'd have to buy a bunch of magazines), Savage Tides (nearing completion -- still in mags). The paths take you from 1st to 20th level.- Necromancer Games has several short arcs of 2-4 adventures. Rappan Athuk is a straight dungeon crawl type adventure (3 actually), but so much more. And it's as deadly as Tomb of Horrors. - World's Largest Dungeon -- 1-20th level...in the same dungeon. Other stuff -- - Goodman Games Dungeon Crawl Classics -- They have 30+ now each in various level ranges. What I like about these is that they've taken the old dungeon crawl, kept what's good about it and dosed it heavily with creativity. These are easily strung together into a continuing story. - Dungeon Magazine -- Every issue has a low, mid and high level adventure by some of the best freelance designers out there. They have some multi-issue arcs, and their adventure paths, but there are at least two adventures per issue that aren't connected to any others.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ragboy, post: 3484559, member: 4151"] There are several options, depending on what you're looking for: Continuing Story -- I know you said it didn't matter, but if you are looking for continuity without the work: - Paizo's Adventure Paths - Shackled City (hardcover), Age of Worms (completed, but you'd have to buy a bunch of magazines), Savage Tides (nearing completion -- still in mags). The paths take you from 1st to 20th level. - Necromancer Games has several short arcs of 2-4 adventures. Rappan Athuk is a straight dungeon crawl type adventure (3 actually), but so much more. And it's as deadly as Tomb of Horrors. - World's Largest Dungeon -- 1-20th level...in the same dungeon. Other stuff -- - Goodman Games Dungeon Crawl Classics -- They have 30+ now each in various level ranges. What I like about these is that they've taken the old dungeon crawl, kept what's good about it and dosed it heavily with creativity. These are easily strung together into a continuing story. - Dungeon Magazine -- Every issue has a low, mid and high level adventure by some of the best freelance designers out there. They have some multi-issue arcs, and their adventure paths, but there are at least two adventures per issue that aren't connected to any others. [/QUOTE]

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