The 15 Best D&D Modules Of All Time

The definitive list. Over 120 adventures were nominated, and over 500 votes cast to determine your Top 15 Best D&D Modules Of All Time. From BECMI, AD&D 1E, AD&D 2E, D&D 3E/3.5, and D&D 4E, we present the definitive list of the best official Dungeons & Dragons adventures as chosen by YOU.

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[Jhaelen]

Nostalgia is a potent influence

Oh, yes!
The final outcome isn't as 'bad' as I feared, though. I don't think #2, #4, #6, and #10 are any good, and #3, #7, #8, #13, and #14 are at best okay-ish.
As for the rest:
#1 Some innovative ideas, one of D&D's most memorable villains, and a Horror-themed module that actually works.
#5 That would have been my vote for the best adventure module (or rather mini-campaign) ever!
#9 Only one example of the UK modules that were all a lot better than the US ones.
#11 An excellent introduction adventure; a lot better than the much-acclaimed but actually completely generic #3
#12 I don't actually know this one, but at least it sounds intriguing.
#15 I tend to like everything featuring mindflayers (or aboleth), plus it's a full-fledged campaign!

 

[froth]

Tsojcanth is my personal #1, and not seeing The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun on here kind of makes it a sham in my book.

 

[Mark CMG]

The people have spoken!

 

[Bedrockgames]

Definitely agree with number one.

 

[smaugdragon]

I'm actually rather fond of Arrows of Aristemis

 

[Hishen]

everyone is haring nice list but i dont think all of them are good?