D&D 3E/3.5 Vote for the best 3E/3.5 official adventures!

[Scrivener of Doom]

Red Hand of Doom is FR, too, and generally liked.

I really need to run the Shadowdale & co series soon, played it once but would love to get one of my RL groups into it (I only have the books, not the PDFs )

Red Hand of Doom is not FR.

It started life that way and Rich Baker has pointed out the place on the map where it would have been placed if it was FR but it's not FR.

 

[delericho]

"The Sinister Spire" was a really good adventure, and tends to get overlooked. Probably due to being produced late in the edition, using the Delve format for adventures, and being the middle part in a trilogy of adventures.

That, plus the usual "Sunless Citadel" and "Red Hand of Doom" would be my picks.

I would also argue that "Shackled City" should be on the list - it was published separately, and the content that Paizo produced for Dungeon mag was considered official. (Indeed, Paizo made quite a big issue of that at the time, given how much their sales depended on that official-ness!) Of course, it wasn't published by WotC, so I guess it depends whether the poll goes via the thread title or by the text of the OP...

 

[Morrus]

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