Other mega-adventures?!

[tecnowraith]

Does anyone know if there is any good adventures that is similar to Red Hand of Doom and City of the Spider Queen?

 

[Wraith Form]

What level are you looking for?

 

[tecnowraith]

Any level but starting around 5th to 6th starting off.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Mongoose Publishing has two major mega-campaigns.

The Drow War is three hardback books (!) running from level 1-30 (!!).

Ruins of the Dragon Lord is a big mega-dungeon running from level 1-20.

And, of course, there's always the World's Largest Dungeon, which goes from 1-20 as well.

If you scale them up a touch, you can do Green Ronin's Freeport Trilogy, followed by the PDF sequel Vengeance in Freeport and then finally back to Crisis in Freeport to end the Sea Lord saga. That should take you from 1-12 under normal circumstances, with lots of piratical/Lovecraftian fun along the way.

 

[catsclaw227]

Ptolus has adventures that can take you from 1-20, and there is the Warlords of the Accordlands adventure book, which is basically a 1-20 campaign romp.

There are a few adventures from Necromancer Games that can take you quite a few levels to finish, thought the names are escaping me for some reason....

1. Oh yea. Rappan Athuk Reloaded that's quite a dungeon romp (at least it will be if it's anything like the original.
2. Coils of Set is a 1st to 13th level adventure (and I assume it is easily scalable, like most NG adventures.)
3. Six Spheres of Zaihhess is a 128page adventure that starts at 7-10th level (that should be good for a while...

Anyway, NG has a bunch.

Also someone here posted a few really nice Goodman Games adventure path ideas using their modules, though I can't remember where and when.

 

[tecnowraith]

Anything from Dungeon besides the Adventure Path series?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

There have been a number of multi-adventure arcs in Dungeon.

 

[megamania]

Necropolis I have heard was good. I'm sure on the levels involved.

 

[Job]

There have been a number of multi-adventure arcs in Dungeon.

From Dungeon Magazine, there are a few arcs (referred to by Whizbang) that might fit the bill.

I'd recommend that you look into running two adventures by Richard Pett. The first, entitled "The Styes" appeared in Dungeon 121. The second is in this month's Dungeon and is entitled "The Weavers"; it's also set in that same location from Richard Pett. Both adventures are very creepy and very challenging, with "The Weavers" serving as a nice follow-on to "The Styes".

There are also a couple of recent 3-issue adventure arcs that were published within the past year or so; one concerning vampires in Waterdeep and one set in Istvin.

Job.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Monte Cook's Banewarrens runs 6th-14th.

Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil is 4th-14th.

And there's always World's Largest Dungeon, where you could pull out the appropriate sections.