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<blockquote data-quote="Lord_Blacksteel" data-source="post: 7715322" data-attributes="member: 53082">2E had &quot;Return to the Keep on the Borderlands&quot;, &quot;Return to White Plume Mountain&quot;, and &quot;Against the Giants, the Liberation of Geoff&quot;, just off the top of my head. Oh and the &quot;Return to the Tomb of Horrors&quot; boxed set too.3E had &quot;Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil&quot; and some official conversions of material like White Plume Mountain to 3E available for download. Then there were the Expeditions to Castle Ravenloft, to the Ruins of&nbsp; Greyhawk, to Undermountain, and to the Demonweb Pits.4E had a new &quot;Tomb of Horrors&quot;, &quot;Revenge of the Giants&quot;, A series of adventures in Dungeon involving the keep on the borderlands, a 4e Undermountain book, and a DM reward module that was &quot;Village of Hommlett&quot; for 4E.They've published updates/rehashes of older adventures in every edition since the first. Presumably they sold well enough to keep doing it. I don't see them leaving money on the table here really at all. They've even made the original editions available as PDF's at a fairly low price so anyone who wants to can convert their own to their favorite edition!I'd say in contrast that if you want to run old adventures for a new generation it's easier to do now than it ever has been.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord_Blacksteel, post: 7715322, member: 53082"] 2E had "Return to the Keep on the Borderlands", "Return to White Plume Mountain", and "Against the Giants, the Liberation of Geoff", just off the top of my head. Oh and the "Return to the Tomb of Horrors" boxed set too. 3E had "Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil" and some official conversions of material like White Plume Mountain to 3E available for download. Then there were the Expeditions to Castle Ravenloft, to the Ruins of Greyhawk, to Undermountain, and to the Demonweb Pits. 4E had a new "Tomb of Horrors", "Revenge of the Giants", A series of adventures in Dungeon involving the keep on the borderlands, a 4e Undermountain book, and a DM reward module that was "Village of Hommlett" for 4E. They've published updates/rehashes of older adventures in every edition since the first. Presumably they sold well enough to keep doing it. I don't see them leaving money on the table here really at all. They've even made the original editions available as PDF's at a fairly low price so anyone who wants to can convert their own to their favorite edition! I'd say in contrast that if you want to run old adventures for a new generation it's easier to do now than it ever has been. [/QUOTE]

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