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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Freakohollik" data-source="post: 5218154" data-attributes="member: 43938">I realize I'm late to the thread, and I don't know if this has been said already, but the adventures need to be more unique and memorable.A few years back, Dungeon printed a list of what it considered to be the 30 greatest adventures of all time. I'll mention a few and why they were great.Expedition to the Barrier Peaks - It's a wrecked spaceship. All kinds of crazy futuristic items and monsters.Tomb of Horrors - Clever traps. Entirely about the players figuring out how to cautiously advance rather than grinding through combats.City of Skulls - A rescue mission into a prison. The adventure does a great job setting up the situation so that you'll need to use stealth and roleplaying.Assassins Knot - A murder mystery, but if the PCs ask too many questions, the villains will take notice and the PCs will be in a bad situation.All those adventures have a hook. Something exciting. Something unique that made them memorable. From what I've seen of the 4e modules they all tend to be, "go to ruin/hole in the ground, kill hordes of something".</blockquote>