looking for other adventures

[Keldryn]

I ran my group through the entire Haunted House portion of U1 last night, and it worked pretty well. I used the monsters in the playtest packet as a guideline for converting enemies on the fly.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

There's always Raiders of Oakhurst -- Reloaded but you'll have to convert the monsters from 4E stat blocks. Price is right.

 

[Grazzt]

N2 - The Forest Oracle ought to be a hoot

B4 - The Lost City
L1 - Secret of Bone Hill
U1 - Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh

definitely recommend one of these. Great fun all the way around

 

[Lwaxy]

I'd probably not use U1 as it deals with unsteady ground (at least on the 1st floor) and some other things we won's be certain how they would work. Doable, of course, but probably not the best choice.

Unless you really want to rely on common sense

 

[steeldragons]

Unless you really want to rely on common sense

Good gods! Use common sense in a D&D game? Are you MAD!?!

Heavens forfend!

 

[Stormonu]

But I don't think that I want to use old-school dungeons, since they usually have the same "problem" as Caves of Chaos .. that combat is usually to straight forward (no interesting terrain, included traps, etc.).

This statement makes me sad and it's somewhat untrue. Especially when you look at adventures like U1 & N1.

 

[Texicles]

If you want something with most of the legwork done for you, I agree with what others have said about just taking a portion of CoC and running that.

If you want a something a lot more DIY, http://www.roleplayingtips.com/5-room-dungeons/ has some fantastic ideas for adventures that can be adapted to any version you want, but as they're all "5-room" dungeons, they can be run pretty quick.