looking for 15th/16th level modules

[ruleslawyer]

Demon God's Fane is pretty darn good, IMHO. I'm quite fond of "Headless" as well, and it really is easily adapted to 15th-level characters.

 

[Morrow]

A less-than-helpful suggestion.

Without a doubt the coolest high level module I've ever run was Talons of Night. Two drawbacks, though:

1. It was written for oD&D, so you would have to convert it.
2. There is a fair amount of politics going on. You'd have to change some names and fudge some details to make it work for your greyhawk based KoSFK game.
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   On the plus side, its got cool enemies, travel to exotic lands, politics, mystery, and really big spiders.
   
   Morrow

 

[VorpalBunny]

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

Then let me also suggest Worms in the Exchequery from Dungeon #94. A pretty decent city-based adventure with nary a dark elf in sight...

 

[Psion]

One of the more recent free WotC adventures is for 16th level characters (Treasure of the Black Veils.)

 

[Dr_Rictus]

I definitely second The Harrowing. Excellent work.

 

[Endur]

I was unimpressed by "Where Dark Elves Rule". It was a nice concept, but needed much more development in my view.

Of course, I'm a big fan of the mega module like Against the Giants or TOEE, and this wasn't a mega module.

Return to TOEE and City of the Spider Queen are my favorite high level adventures from WOTC. For non-WOTC stuff, I like some of Monte Cooks modules, the Demon Fane and his Dark Elf modules.

Tom

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

 

[Ghostwind]

Where Dark Elves Rule was intended to be the first of a trilogy that was more epic in nature. I still intend to finish the series but I'm waiting on a decent mass combat ruleset. Once I have that, the second one will have the players leading a rebellion against the city seen in the first module. The third part will have the players challenging a goddess and her source of power directly. I'll eventually get them both written in between my other assignments.

 

[zorlag]

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Gary Gygax also released a mega-module suitable for high-level 3e characters, Necropolis. It has some setting material for egypt type campaign within it as well, I think Merric has a review on D20 product page on this site.

Z.

 

[Numion]

You might want to check into The Lord of Iron Fortress before buying it. It's not very good as far as the adventure path modules go.

I DMed through it, and while the set-up was intriguing at times, the module left a bad taste to my players. Encounters with the same EL can be very easy or near-TPK, but I guess thats the fault of the system also.

For a much better high-level adventure I'd recommend the Harrowing, but if you had trouble with dark elves, it's probably not your cup of tea. I liked it, and the locales were better than in the LotIF.

 

[LGodamus]

Yes I too will second (third , fourth?) The Harrowing from dungeon ....it is really nice.....although I imagine it would be hard to work in with the knights of spellforge keep story....