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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pogre" data-source="post: 8641927" data-attributes="member: 6588">Curse of Strahd and Lost Mines of Phandelver are going to be 1st and 2nd period. I am not a big fan of CoS, but I recognize I am very much in the tiny minority on that. It is universally loved. LMoP most folks have played and had a good experience with it and so it is going to be 2nd. It probably deserves that distinction.So, as much as possible, I am going to stick with adventures as written that would provide a solid play experience.3. The Forge of Fury out of Tales from the Yawning Portal - A really solid adventure with a compelling reason to explore and lots of interesting encounters.4. Calebais The Broken Covenant - an Ars Magica adventure - it's a mystery, a dungeon, and a whole lot of role playing. The mechanics are easily sidelined to make this a simple conversion to 5e. Definitely not a hack and slasher like a lot of my favorites are.5. The Lost City - Goodman Games version - I really love this adventure and have some very fond memories of it. The quality of the adventure has only been reinforced when I ran it for another group recently. It's only this low on the list, because I am wary of my own bias.Special Mention: My favorite campaign published of all time is The Enemy Within. I have run it with three different versions of WFRP, but never successfully with 5e. I know folks have successfully converted it, but when I tried a few years ago it fell far short of my WFRP experiences.</blockquote>

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