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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 8229453" data-attributes="member: 18">Are we talking merely updated as in modern stats and layout and so on, maybe rebalancing some stuff, or are we talking as in "retain the basic concept but re-write the whole thing in a modern way, including potentially massive structure and plot changes - as long as the concept was similar"?If it's a largely aesthetic/rules update literally the only one I'd pay money for would be The Night Below - or Dragon Mountain, which isn't mentioned. I voted on that basis so far.If it means a complete re-working, retaining only the concept and maybe the maps? Then suddenly a huge number start looking attractive, especially with good writers.EDIT - I am impressed that 4 people voted for Keep on the Shadowfell. Not only does it have one of the most misleading adventure titles in D&D history, it's one of the very worst official adventures, certainly of the WotC era. Maybe y'all are envisioning it being entirely re-worked? The original is a remarkable combination of both nonsensical and terminally boring, which is kind of a hard combination to nail. I loved 4E but I cannot defend the terrible, terrible adventures released for it early on (I can defend Dungeon Delve at least).</blockquote>