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

[Morrus]

Vote for the best D&D 3E/3.5 official adventures! This vote is for official Dungeons & Dragons adventures published by WotC as separate publications.

The results are secret and will be revealed in an exciting countdown video!

You may make multiple votes (vote for as many adventures as you wish). It would be great if you also posted why you think those adventures are great, below.

 

[ShinHakkaider]

Not sure if Dungeon Adventures count (and they should) but THE WHISPERING CAIRN by Erik Mona is one of the best adventures that I've ever run.

 

[kevin_video]

I've always been partial to the Savage Tide from Dungeon.

 

[Lwaxy]

I have a feeling there's a lot missing. But I might think of unofficial stuff.

 

[Morrus]

It's every official independent product listed on the Wikipedia page. Might do a Dungeon adventures one sometime, but with 150 issues and several adventures per issue, I'm not in any hurry to create the poll!

 

[Lwaxy]

Yeah, I found out what I was thinking of wasn't 3e

Now I have to re-read a few of those.

 

[Weather Report]

I can't honestly think of any that stand out/have heard about/are noteworthy, seems those days left back in the day.

2nd Ed seemed to have a golden age with adventures.

 

[Lwaxy]

Strangely, I can see the results. Might be because I'm a mod?

3e had some really great adventures, although I have not heard of one or two in the above list, either.

 

[God]

Almost anything from Dungeon trumps the adventures on this list. A couple of the freebies from the WotC website - the Burning Plague and A Dark and Stormy Knight - remain go-to intro level adventures for me.

 

[Lwaxy]

Aaaarghhh... A Dark and Stormy Knight... mare.

I am never going to run that one again, in my view it had nothing much going for it save the small joke in the title. Ah yeah, different tastes

The Burning Plague was cool enough, still can't compare to my favs from this list.