D&D General Poll: What module do you want to see Goodman Games tackle next for Original Adventures Reincarnated?

[Urriak Uruk]

Title says it all; I've included 10 modules that are all fairly old that I've seen folks reference as one of their favorites.

I know this isn't all of them, and although I picked 10 modules for Google searching "Best D&D Modules," it wasn't exactly a scientific methodology. So if people want me to add more options they think I unjustly skipped, comment your favorite module. If I see a module asked for multiple times, I'll add it to the poll.

 

[Retreater]

Desert Nomads series!

 

[aco175]

Slavers series could use a revamp and I'm not sure Wizards would want to touch it, with slavery being a sensitive subject.

 

[Maxperson]

The Desert of Desolation is my all time favorite series of modules. Followed closely by the D series. For individual modules I love Tomb of Horrors and The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth. Unfortunately I could only vote for one, so the Desert of Desolation got my vote.

 

[Weiley31]

The D(Drow) series simply for the Vault of the Drow. When I read about Erelhei-Cinlu for the first time on a website going over it, I just loved how bizarre/messed up/reversed "alice in wonderlandish" it is. The kind of place that would give the Drow their rep or even make people shudder when they think about it.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

I would love to see Goodman Games uncouple the Dragonlance module series from the pregens and predetermined events. But I don't think that's exactly in their wheelhouse. So I went with Queen of Spiders. Of the old-school modules, it's perhaps the next logical step after the ambitious Temple of Elemental Evil.

Now, talking pie-in-the-sky, what I'd really want to see is a Goodman Games-Dwarven Forge collaboration for a Kidnapping of Princess Arelina/The Revenge of Rusak release!

 

[Tonguez]

Slavers series could use a revamp and I'm not sure Wizards would want to touch it, with slavery being a sensitive subject.

I’ve never understood why Busting a Slave ring would be too sensitive a subject - Game of Thrones had a big Slavers arc, and human trafficker is a common theme in lots of movies - you’d think something that takes the stance that Slavery is Evil that Heroes must destroy would be fine

 

[Lidgar]

It’s a tossup between the D-series and Tsojcanth. Voted for the later, but that assumes it includes the temple of Tharizdun too….the outdoor section of that super module is really ripe for the Goodman treatment.

 

[aco175]

I’ve never understood why Busting a Slave ring would be too sensitive a subject - Game of Thrones had a big Slavers arc, and human trafficker is a common theme in lots of movies - you’d think something that takes the stance that Slavery is Evil that Heroes must destroy would be a fine

You would think, so would I, but just last year we had the Pathfinder adventure where the PCs were police officers and that was a problem. I just think that Goodman Games may have more freedom that being a Hasbro company.

 

[Stormonu]

I’d like to see them tackle the Slaver’s series. I’ve run my players through it ages ago (it was a huge part of the campaign) and I would to see them tackle a fleshed-out Suderham and revised 5E fight against the slave lords from A3.