D&D 5E Recommend me a tier 3 adventure

[Tyler Do'Urden]

But can I run Return to the Tomb of Horrors without running Tomb of Horrors first? I have the TFTYP version.

Yes, in fact the original tomb is used as a portion of the adventure itself (the boxed set included a direct reprint of the original module). I'd use the toned-down 5th edition version; I think the module would work better with that instead of the frequently-unfair original (as you definitely want the party to survive to get to Moil and the Fortress of Conclusion.

 

[jayoungr]

City of Eyes.

Can that fit into Forgotten Realms, though?

 

[ppaladin123]

I am going to be running a game for my coworkers and am thinking of lost mine of phandelver --> storm king's thunder and then who knows what if we make it that far, so I am interested in what people contribute to this thread.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

City of Eyes looks interesting, I can fit pretty much anything in anywhere.

 

[Nebulous]

But can I run Return to the Tomb of Horrors without running Tomb of Horrors first? I have the TFTYP version.

There is a very large overarching storyline now before you get to the core ToH. And then there's a post-Tomb adventure which is quite dangerous in the City of Moil.

 

[Tyler Do'Urden]

Moil is the creepiest place in all of D&D. That place gives me nightmares.

 

[Jd Smith1]

Can that fit into Forgotten Realms, though?

It fits anywhere. Literally.

 

[RogueTrader]

Looking for a good adventure for a party of about level 14. The setting is FR, and the edition is 5, but I am happy to adapt content. I like "unconventional".

Did you ever run any of the printed adventures to fit your criteria?

 

[GuyBoy]

I’ve run Return to TOH and add my voice to all the recommendations. It’s truly terrifying in places, especially the City of Moil.

 

[RogueTrader]

I’ve run Return to TOH and add my voice to all the recommendations. It’s truly terrifying in places, especially the City of Moil.

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