Looking for Upper Paragon Adventures

[Mercurius]

My group is in a bit of a transition mode, waiting either for the 5E playtest or for a new Pathfinder campaign that I might run starting this summer, but until then we are looking for a pre-published adventure. We're a bit burnt out on the Underdark and would prefer an adventure with a mix of venues: a bit of dungeoncrawling is OK, but might prefer something above ground, extra-planar, etc. Some hack-and-slash is good; all hack-and-slash is not. Some degree of puzzles and mysteries is very good; court intrigue and politics...meh. The PCs are all at 16th level, close to 17th.

Any suggestions? It can be of any length, although short-to-medium adventures would be preferable.

Thanks!

 

[Quickleaf]

About 2 years ago someone asked a similar question...here we go: http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-4th-edition-discussion/276462-good-4th-ed-adventure-16th-level.html

I recall Monument of the Ancients (D170; 13th level) looked really interesting, though I never ran it.

Oh and since it's 16th level, Revenge of the Iron Lich is worth a look (though it is deadly and probably longer than you're looking for). Revenge of the Iron Lich: Anniversary Edition | Save Versus Death

 

[Al'Kelhar]

If you have a DDI subscription, the last two Against the Giants adventures are available from Dungeon online. Glacial Rift of the Frost Giant Jarl is for levels 16-18, Hall of the Fire Giant King is for levels 18-20. Basic dungeon-crawling, however.

Cheers, Al'Kelhar

 

[MatthewJHanson]

If you don't mind a little self promotion, my company has an adventure called Hunting Deathcloud. The PCs have to track down a green dragon who is collecting elves (including the princes).

 

[bargle0]

From Living Forgotten Realms, CORE2-3 and CORE2-10. Airships, planar travel, and death. Together they're about twelve hours of play. They're both in the LFR Adventure Archive.

 

[Samma Vaca]

Some self-promotion here, too... "Face of the Moon" in Dungeon #201 might also fit the bill. It's in your level range and certainly offers a taste of "different."