Module recommendations

[Vikarr]

I'm looking for modules.
I'm running 3.5 but enjoy updating older (AD&D ect.) modules, and so don't care much about the edition.
I'm also interested in Paizo's adventures and would be very interested in recommendations for them.
What do you suggest?

 

[Axel]

Shackled City is one of the more entertaining adventure series I have ever participated in. Demons, politics, ass-hat nobles, uppity clerics...there's something for everyone.

 

[Gilladian]

Of the Paizo adventure paths, I liked Rise of the Runelords and think Kingmaker has some really really good sandbox elements, although the actual kingdom-building didn't, in the end, do much for me.

I'd say try to find a bunch of old Dungeon magazines. I love using their 3e modules. They often had very good ideas. Wotc's free adventures that were available for download were often also quite good, although they needed some work a lot of the time.

For a longer plotline with some real creativity (although the "middle third" can get a bit draggy) try to find the Night Below boxed set.

 

[Vikarr]

Thank you, that's really helpful.

I'd say try to find a bunch of old Dungeon magazines. I love using their 3e modules. They often had very good ideas.

Do you know where I could get them? Will amazon work?

 

[SuperJebba]

Thank you, that's really helpful.


Do you know where I could get them? Will amazon work?

The Shackled City Adventure Path was very awesome. My group had a great time with it. I would also recommend Enworld's War of the Burning Sky. Super awesome!

Please don't recommend that people download stuff illegally. - Rel

 

[kitcik]

The old Judges Guild modules, some of which have been updated to 3.5 (somewhat sloppily), including my favorite The Dark Tower.

 

[Rhun]

I've felt, from a players perspective, that Paizo's Adventure Paths tend to rock. So they get my vote. Also, though I never made it through the entire adventure, I really enjoyed what I played of Red Hand of Doom.

 

[Gilladian]

*snip quote* -Darkness
Also, I think you can still get the PDFs from Paizo.

SJ - it is not considered good form to suggest torrents or other such sources on these boards - just a friendly comment...

I've never had to look for them, but I'd try Ebay, myself.

 

[Vikarr]

Also, I think you can still get the PDFs from Paizo.

I just checked, they still have the whole 3rd/3.5 run available as PDF and some as print, Thanks for the suggestion!
Can anyone recommend good issues to start with?

Thank you all for your advice, it's been very helpful!

 

[Vikarr]

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