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

[Geoff Thirlwell]

As Slavers is one of my more favorite series - what magazine issues, specifically?

Wizards of the Coast supplemented their new prequel to the Slave Lords series with a sequel, "The Last Slave Lord", which appeared in Dungeon #215 (June 2013). It's been called A5. "The Last Slave Lord",like A0-A4, had D&D Next conversion notes in the playtest packet. The final issue of Dungeon, #221 (December 2013), featured "Lowdown in Highport", which could be run between A0 and A1; it was Wizards' last AD&D 1e adventure to date

 

[Smackpixi]

Only vote for beyond the crystal caves? Feel lonely

 

[haakon1]

I've never had the opportunity to peruse any OARs from Goodman.
Are these straight conversions, or is there any updating, expansion, etc, as well?
If so, what is the additional/changed material like?

They start with commentary, research, and interviews with relevant folks like the author if possible, then reprint of the original (basically a super quality scan), then 5e conversion with extra details, then straight up extras, such as addition encounters and minI dungeons. It’s great stuff.

 

[haakon1]

My top choice is Tharizdun, and combined with Tsojcanth seems logical.

Or the L series.

 

[csp_gtp2]

No love for B10: Night's Dark Terror? That is a great epic. It and Desert Nomads are my favorites from Classic D&D.

 

[not-so-newguy]

No love for B10: Night's Dark Terror? That is a great epic. It and Desert Nomads are my favorites from Classic D&D.

Agreed. Plus easily reusable encounters and mini dungeons for other campaigns.