[Nostalgia, Poll of sorts] IF you could have an old D&D product/s revamped for 3E...

[Neo]

B2 Keep on the Borderlands, and i don't mean some Return too....effort I mean the original done for 3e. and if it were to become the start of a new spin off of adventures following on from it i'd probably pop from sheer joy overload.

Also as mentioned previously the SLAVER series of Adventures.

I'd for sheer nostalgia, also love my other favourite the Village of Hommlet to be redone (and again I know this exists partially in RttToEE, but I mean the original adventure redone for 3e not a Return too or Years later version).

And Finally Castle Ravenloft, the original Strahd Von zorovich introducing adventure

 

[The Sigil]

Add me to the list calling for the GAZ series (though not the unfortunate stuff that came out for the setting after that).

DA1-4 (Blackmoor, though I may be sort of getting my wish with Zeitgeist games)

Boxed Set 5: Immortals Rules - A MUCH cooler cosmological system (and deity system) than the current one, IMO.

B10 - Night's Dark Terror

Only one more? Um... um... oy, this is tough... rnnggh...

Honorable Mention to the Encyclopedia of Magic and the Priests' and Wizards' Spell Compendiums, but we already have Forged in Magic, R&R, and so forth, so I'll stick with the bD&D theme...

AC11 - The Book of Wondrous Inventions - No it wasn't the greatest of idea, but one of the funniest "steampunk sans steam" things I've ever seen.

--The Sigil

 

[Ghostwind]

Some of these have been mentioned before, but here's my list:

*Temple of Elemental Evil (no, RTOEE isn't the same)
*GDQ series (G1-2-3, D1-2, D3, Q1)
*Saltmarsh series (U1, U2, U3)
*Slaver series (A1, A2, A3, A4)
*Desert of Desolation series (I3, I4, I5)
*Ravenloft (I6 - the original not done as part of the campaign setting)
*Return to the Tomb of Horrors
*Return to the Keep on the Borderlands
*Return to White Plume Mountain
*Rod of Seven Parts (certainly epic potential)
*Bloodstone series (H1, H2, H3, H4)
*Vecna Lives (WGA4) - the best of the series
*Outer Planes (some excellent short scenarios, especially the githyanki one)

 

[Arnwyn]

Update to 3e:

1) Book of Artifacts
2) Encyclopedia Magica 1-4

And, uh, that's it. I won't vote for any of the modules (though all the ones listed were great), simply because I'd rather do them myself and actually include items from the many support books out there that would suit each adventure (which *WOULDN'T* happen if they were officially published - they'd be written only for the core books... boo).

 

[AngelTears]

I'd like to see some of the Blackmoor material reprinted. I've only read an adventure (of apperently a series) based on it.

Also something more on the lines of Immortal Boxed Set. Serious, short, and to the point.

-Angel Tears

 

[Neo]

Some of these have been mentioned before, but here's my list:

*Bloodstone series (H1, H2, H3, H4)

Oh well mentioned Ghostwind, this is one series I nearly forgot, I loved this series because it had everything a decent RP driven plot, Wars, dungeons, and even simplistic rules for ruling Bloodstone, buying troopps and extra buildings etc.... YES YES

Include me as another AYE! in favour of the Bloodstone series in addition to my previously mentioned preferences (see separate post)

 

[Neo]

Boxed Set 5: Immortals Rules - A MUCH cooler cosmological system (and deity system) than the current one, IMO.

--The Sigil

Hmm I think this one would be pretty cool also Sigil, even if only to provide a proper system for attaining immortality and so forth... i Imagine this would kinda be a book that picks up after the Epic Handbook or as an alternative.

I still have this old gold box set and the later rereleased D&D immortals set and have some fond memories of the whole Matter/Energy/Entropy etc...split and the idea of being able to make your own home plane and populate it was a chuckle <g>

Still most of what is needed is touched upon in other books, Deities and Demigods, Epic Handbook, Manual of the Planes etc. so I would imagine this would just kind of expand on the suggestions and basics already provided and offer some alternatives.

 

[Wolf72]

Henry steps up with pom-poms

GEE-DEE-QUE!
GEE-DEE-QUE!

Goooooooooooooo GIANTS!

Also Barrier Peaks, ... Slavers and Keep on the Border Lands

um, so yah ... Henry summed my thoughts too (minor editing).

[edit: gah! so many fond memories ... yes the original ToEE, the bloodstone series ... um um ... right then, ej is getting gone]

 

[grodog]

I'd happily settle for everything that everyone else has mentioned, along with:

1. all adventures from Dragon Magazine
2. all adventures from Dungeon Magazine

 

[thomden]

I'd like to see...

My Top Ten

1. Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth/Forgotten Temple of Thorizdun!
2. Isle of Dread
3. Original 12 Dragonlance modules
4. Desert of Desolation Series
5. Dungeoneer's/Wilderness Survival Guides
6. Unearthed Arcana (Monte's Arcana Unearthed looks promising)
7. Expedition to the Barrier Peaks
8. Hidden Shrine of Tomoachin (sp?)
9. Dwellers of the Forbidden City
10. Mystara (all the Gazetteers in 1 meaty book)


Runner up: Against the Cult of the Reptile God, and those Leonard Lakofka modules: Secret of Bone Hill/Assassin's Knot (whatever happened to him?).