Module Recommendations

[TerraDave]

Ah, gotcha. What adventure would you suggest instead for that level range?

I didn't say I had any!

The first T1 is a good start. Actually it is a natural fit for the Gs and Ds, which could be run after S4 and WG4.

 

[StylinLP]

I didn't say I had any!

The first T1 is a good start. Actually it is a natural fit for the Gs and Ds, which could be run after S4 and WG4.

Hey, im confused. What level is the S4 and WG4 again? Its been awhile. I thought they were higher level than the G1 and G2

 

[thedungeondelver]

Hey, im confused. What level is the S4 and WG4 again? Its been awhile. I thought they were higher level than the G1 and G2

WG4 is recommended for 5-10th level characters, while S4 is 7th through 11th I believe.

 

[cildarith]

WG4 is recommended for 5-10th level characters, while S4 is 7th through 11th I believe.

S4 is 6-10th level.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Be sure to avoid N2 The Forest Oracle.

 

[justanobody]

AD&D Module Level Chart

In case anyone else needs it.

 

[Jhaelen]

• UK2 The Sentinel levels 2–5
  Adlerweg Part 1, set in Greyhawk
• UK3 The Gauntlet levels 3–6
  Adlerweg Part 2, set in Greyhawk
• UK4 When a Star Falls levels 3–5
• UK7 Dark Clouds Gather levels 7–9

Oooh!
I think this is the first time I see some of the adventure modules mentioned that I remember quite fondly from my 1E/2E era before Darksun. UK4 and UK7 were great!

Back then I had also written a follow-up adventure to UK7 that unfortunately ended prematurely in a TPK.

Oh, and I also share the dislike for the Tomb of Horrors, except as a campaign-ending device.

 

[ExploderWizard]

Be sure to avoid N2 The Forest Oracle.

Heh. It gets my vote for possibly the best comedy adventure of all time.

 

[Nikosandros]

WG4 is recommended for 5-10th level characters, while S4 is 7th through 11th I believe.

At what level would you expect characters to come out of the combined WG4-S4? I'm wondering if continuing with the giant series might be feasible.

 

[brunswick]

At the risk of repeating what others have said earlier in the thread, I'd heartily recommend the "A" (Slavers) series of modules. I ran those adventures for two separate groups and the groups in question both said that they were the best series of adventures they played. I converted some of the place names in the adventures to Forgotten Realms locations - plenty of scope for role-play, exploration and combat!