looking for 15th/16th level modules

[Dr Midnight]

You heard Willy.

I just need a bunch of 15th/16th level modules to look into. Preferably, I'll get a dungeon with a challenging layout, not just a RttToEE room-after-room fest.

So- with humility and sweetness- I demand that you people tell me what modules are out there.

 

[Schmoe]

The only one that immediately comes to mind is Lord of the Iron Fortress.

 

[Zarthon]

You could try here for some free 13th - 15th level adventures:
13th to 15th Level
and here for 16th - 18th level adventures:
16th to 18th level

 

[Quickbeam]

*peeks into thread*

I may use this info myself...our campaign is fast approaching this level. Thanks!

 

[Richards]

There's "Interlopers of Ruun-Khazai" in Dungeon #92, but I know you're not a big one for adventuring in the Planes, so maybe that isn't the best "fit" for you. I haven't run it yet, but it's next on my list.

There's that "vile" adventure, "Porphyry House Horror," from Dungeon #95. It's scalable to 15th level. Not sure of your views on The Book of Vile Darkness, but I'll throw it out there.

"Headless," from Dungeon #89, is a cool adventure. I ran it for 11th-level PCs, but it's scalable up to 15th level. It's a good, solid adventure, and although it has an Outer Planes connection, your PCs won't actually be heading there themselves unless (like my players did) they really hose the adventure and get themselves all killed.

You can also try the D&D Adventures site by conveniently clicking HERE. There are currently 13 adventures available there (some of them the same ones listed on the EN World Adventures page). I haven't looked through them myself, but I can at least let you know that they're there.

Johnathan

 

[arwink]

Maybe Demon God's Fane. From memory, it was around 15th level.

 

[Ghostwind]

Where Dark Elves Rule from Bastion Press will fit your requirements.

 

[VorpalBunny]

Monte Cook's The Harrowing from Dungeon #84. Chock full of dark elven goodness (badness ), but it's kind of hard to find.

Barring that, I also recommend Lord of the Iron Fortress - a nice little planar romp.

 

[Blackthorne]

In Dungeon Magazine No. 87, you´ll find "Glacier Season", one of the coolest (pun intended) Adventures ever.

 

[Dr Midnight]

Ugh. Save me from all the freakin' dark elves....