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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9894412" data-attributes="member: 6879661">Really interested in what the best D&D and D&D-Adjacent adventures there are out there in the wilds. Any edition any D&D like system.I’d like to put three adventures I have experience with either as a DM or player. All by Paizo. All pretty damn good.Up first - Skinsaw Murders. Part two of the Runelords campaign. It has an asylum, a wheat field full of scarecrow ghouls, and one of the best haunted house scenes I’ve played. I can take or leave the finale but the start and central sections are brilliant set pieces. It was written by Nicholas Logue, famous for creepy and original adventures. Well worth a look.[ATTACH=full]434717[/ATTACH]Up next the Carrion Crown Adventure Path. Every adventure is interesting, unique and well fleshed out. A haunted prison, the trial of a flesh golem, a werewolf forest hunting lodge, a lakeside village worshipping deep ones, a spate of vampire murders (yes they’re killing the vampires) and the resurrection of a lich. Great fun. Its clearly designed as an homage to Ravenloft. It even starts with the funeral of a monster hunting academic that brings the party together![ATTACH=full]434682[/ATTACH]Lastly Strange Aeons. Also by Paizo. The Cthulhu inspired adventure which involves possibly one of the best openings for a Ravenloft campaign. Lots of horror flavor. Including a sequence of dream encounters that would be perfect for exploring some of the islands of dread like Sri Raji and Har’akir. Definitely worth checking out.[ATTACH=full]434716[/ATTACH]Edit: One caveat is like many Paizo adventures some are dungeon crawls. As always for conversions consider reducing encounters to 30-50% and combine where appropriate. Ravenloft in particular benefits from a less is more approach to combat.</blockquote>

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