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

[not-so-newguy]

Desert Nomads series!

+1

 

[the Jester]

It's not my favorite on your list, but given Goodman's penchant for expansion, I think Dwellers in the Forbidden City would be an awesome choice. It's a great adventure.

 

[Tonguez]

It's not my favorite on your list, but given Goodman's penchant for expansion, I think Dwellers in the Forbidden City would be an awesome choice. It's a great adventure.

that was my number 2 choice

 

[ShinHakkaider]

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

I don't think fighting slavers in an adventure is the issue, it wasn't back when the adventure was first released or when I ran it in the the 80's.
I think the concern comes in with certain parts of the gaming community taking issue with the statement that SLAVERY IS EVIL and openly arguing against that point.

Just to reiterate: Slavery is really only a sensitive subject when edgelords start arguing that Slavery "isn't that bad" or "historically a lot of societies had slaves".

It's NOT a sensitive subject when like-minded people/gamers look at the institution of slavery and slavers (at least in game), pick up their weapons and fire up their evocation spells and go: "yeah...NAH."

 

[Azzy]

Dammit! You didn't include The Forest Oracle in this poll.

 

[Tonguez]

I don't think fighting slavers in an adventure is the issue, it wasn't back when the adventure was first released or when I ran it in the the 80's.
I think the concern comes in with certain parts of the gaming community taking issue with the statement that SLAVERY IS EVIL and openly arguing against that point.

Just to reiterate: Slavery is really only a sensitive subject when edgelords start arguing that Slavery "isn't that bad" or "historically a lot of societies had slaves".

It's NOT a sensitive subject when like-minded people/gamers look at the institution of slavery and slavers (at least in game), pick up their weapons and fire up their evocation spells and go: "yeah...NAH."

Ae, I forgot about those people - for a moment I forgot we live in the age of ubiquitous social media and too many edgy opinions

 

[grimslade]

D1, D2, or Q1 are an easy choice. So obviously we can not choose them. Lost Cavern of Tsojcanth is a great module that would benefit from the in-depth treatment Goodman Games gives. The Slaver series is problematic not for the Slavery, but because there is an omnibus edition already out by WotC without the 5E update. Also, there are four modules in the series and that is way to many pages for a single book, so really it is one of the A series, not all 4.

 

[Ath-kethin]

that was my number 2 choice

It's my number 1 off the list.

Most of that is just fond memories of playing/running it, but then, isn't nostalgia the driving force behind all these conversions?

 

[Bacon Bits]

T1-4, A1-4, GDQ1-7 is, next to DL01-16, perhaps the best module arc from AD&D. I kinda hope that's what they do.

 

[jdrakeh]

Dwellers of the Forbidden City because it, like B4, sets up an open-ended jumping off point for a potentially very long campaign.