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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark Hope" data-source="post: 1921269" data-attributes="member: 27051">I was toying around with this idea while working on my latest homebrew a few years back and came up with a few possible sequences (all using stuff from older editions as I hadn't bothered with 3e at the time).  When I started paying 3e, I made some lists again.  They broke down into styles and none had an overarching plot really - just a general feel that united them.  I had planned to string plots around them as I went and fiddle with the XP a bit to keep the advancement manageable.Old School ClassicsTemple of Elemental Evil T1-4Scourge of the Slave Lords A1-4Queen of the Spiders GQQ1-7Coolest DungeonsPalace of the Silver PrincessKeep on the BorderlandsCastle AmberDesert of DesolationExpedition to the Barrier PeaksWhite Plume MountainLost Caverns of TsojcanthTomb of HorrorsOverblown PlotsSinister Secret of SaltmarshDanger at DunwaterFinaly EnemyPool of Radiance (eeew!  What was I thinking here?)Curse of the Azure BondsIsle of DreadEgg of the PhoenixTemple, Tower and Tomb (hmmm...)Dragon MountainAll of these top out in the mid-teens, though, so I had planned to include stuff like Nightmare Keep, Labyrinth of Madness and the lower levls of Greyhawk Ruins to, umm, finish things off.For 3e, there is always the "Ashardalon Sequence" (Sunless Citadel, Forge of Fury, Speaker in Dreams, Standing Stone, Heart of Nightfang Spire, Deep Horizons, Lord of the Iron Fortress and Bastion of Broken Souls) but I suspect that some of these might be crap, so I am actually not so sure about that.I love the stuff from Necromancer Games, so have been trying to tempt players into a sequence that runs along the lines of Wizard's Amulet, Crucible of Freya, Aberrations and then interweaves Tomb of Abysthor, Necropolis and Rappan Athuk in some as-yet undecided manner.  It's just an excuse to mangle some high-level PCs in Rappan Athuk, really (although Necropolis might manage that well enough on its own, heh heh).Gotta give a shout out to Night Below and Rod of Seven Parts - they could be worked together to make a sequence out of two boxed sets, assuming you slapped something on the beginning that got the PCs through the early levels.And as a DS junkie, I modified and strung together the adventures from that setting into a campaign that runs Freedom, Road to Urik, Arcane Shadows, Asticlian Gambit, Marauders of Nibenay, Merchant House of Amketch, Dragon's Crown, Black Flames, Black Spine and Forest Maker.  I use the Incursion stuff from Dragon & Dungeon magazines to flesh Black Spine out into a full-on invasion and add a finale of my own called Warbringer to rewrite the ending of the Prism Pentad novels.  Bit of an obsession, really.</blockquote>

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