HELP! Looking for a great published adventure

[Wimsey]

Hi! My group and I are searching for a great published adventure to play. We will stop playing in a few months, so we want to enjoy a final great tale!

Things we like:

- Complex and well developed NPCs.
- Intrigue, misteries and subplots.
- Few but memorable combats.
- Interesting environments.
- Handouts.

Thinks we don't like:

- Lots of dungeon crawling.

Our favourite adventures are, by far, the three first modules of WHFRP's "The Enemy Within" campaign.

Thanks!

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

What levels are you looking for? There are many great adventures, but without knowing what level you want, I could give you recommendations that are useless to you.

 

[der_kluge]

The Freeport modules are good for low levels, but they've been out several years now, and thus can be hard to find.

 

[reveal]

Well, you don't like dungeon crawling but I woudldn't overlook the Banewarrens by Monte Cook. It's an excellent module with everything you have listed above. It's 8-10th level.

 

[MonsterMash]

Info on levels would be a big help.

One I like a lot is The Grey Citadel from Necromancer Games for 6-9th level characters. Does include some dungeon crawling, but also has a fair bit of problem solving and some nice NPCs.

See the reviews database for mine and other reviews of this.

 

[Wimsey]

We don't care about levels (even the system hasn't to be d20), we just want an excellent adventure.

 

[schporto]

We had a lot of fun with Mad God's Key in Dungeon #114.
A bit of roleplay a bit of hack and slash.
Great great great adventure especially for starting players. You get to use a lot of your abilities.
-cpd

 

[scourger]

Mesopotamia is one of my favorties right now. I would love to run it. The full title is Ancient Kingdoms: Mesopotamia. From Necromancer Games.

 

[Wulf Ratbane]

The original Tomb of Horrors.

Handouts, pictures of everything you encounter, great stuff.

Plus, with Tomb of Horrors, it's dungeon groveling, not dungeon crawling.

 

[reveal]

You may also want to look at "The Temple of Mysteries: In Media Res" by Malhavoc Press.

http://www.montecook.com/cgi-bin/page.cgi?mpress_Temple

I'm running it this weekend as a one shot (as it's meant to be). I can't give out any details here but if you PM me, I can provide some of the reasons it will be very, very interesting to see how my players do.