Vote: The Best 3.0/3.5/D20 Adventures!

[Tarondor]

I should say the same about "The Eldest Son", by Reaper. Their only adventure, I think. Excellent background and fun to play.

 

[HellHound]

There was also a great drow-based adventure by Monte Cook, the title of which escapes me at the moment.

Probably "The Harrowing", level 15 adventure against a daughter of Lolth. Very nicely done, my players -LOVED- it.

It was in issue 84, which I picked up at random at a magazine store, and which brought me back to Dungeon. I've got a 3-year sub now because of that very adventure.

 

[Mjollnir]

Also "Demons&Devils" from S&S as well as "Lord of the Iron Fortress" from WotC.
Anyway, I repeat here: Literature-based adventures now! I want to play an adventure situated in the attack to Mithral Hall by Menzoberranzan forces,... Please, producers, take note

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

With the exception of the Shackled City Adventure Path, this list ignores the many fine adventures seen in the pages of Dungeon magazine. While there are many that I thought were fine adventures, I'd definitely put in a word for the following:

Rana Mor (#86)
Glacier Season (#87)
The Seventh Arm (#88) Loved it!
Kambranex's Machinations (#91)

Also Tears of Twilight Hollow (issue #90 or #92, I think?). A great adventure. My two-player group never finished it. Maybe some day in the future we'll return to finish it at last....

 

[Andre]

I am in this position: I have put in a lot of the prelimanary work for RttToEE, and now the adventuring has begun...it will be months before I can really evaluate it, but it looks good so far!

/sidetrack on/

There are a number of good sites with excellent resources for running this module. Here's one with a ton of maps, handouts, a 3.5 conversion, and so on:

http://zans.clanplaid.net/

As for the adventure itself, it bogs badly in the middle (the CRM). The best option I've seen is to add a few extra adventures for the party that are not hack-n-slash. A city adventure. A mystery. Some political intrigue. Anything to break the monotony. Then you can pull the party back into the module and move on from there. Just my two cents' worth.

Also, check out the boards on Monte Cook's site. There are some great ideas on changing things up, if you're so inclined.

/sidetrack off/

 

[Odhanan]

Return to ToEE, City of the Spider Queen, The Banewarrens, Rappan Athuk, WLD.

 

[TerraDave]

/sidetrack on/

There are a number of good sites with excellent resources for running this module. Here's one with a ton of maps, handouts, a 3.5 conversion, and so on:

http://zans.clanplaid.net/

SNIP

Also, check out the boards on Monte Cook's site. There are some great ideas on changing things up, if you're so inclined.

/sidetrack off/

The boards and the link above have been a great resource...

 

[cthulhu_duck]

RttToEE: really several adventures

WotC: Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil always seemed like several adventures in one book to me - there's the Hommlett nostalgia kick, there's the Crater Ridge, and then there's the finale.

I loved the Hommlett part - but the Crater Ridge wasn't fun for my players, nor me, and we never got to the finale. :\

 

[Blackthorne]

Cool adventures included in this poll:

RttToEE
Forge of Fury
Freeport Series
Of Sound Mind
Banewarrens
Vault of Larin Karr
Grey Citadel
Root of all Evil (with sequels)

Cool adventures not included in this poll:

The Standing Stone
Trouble at Durbenford (the best from Necromancer Games)
And, of course, tons of adventures from the pages of the mighty Dungeon Magazine.

Not so cool adventures included in this poll:

Rappan Athuk (boring and way too deadly to be fun)
Shackled City (overrated)

 

[TerraDave]

The last 100 votes have brought a shift in the rankings:

WotC: Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil
WotC: Sunless Citadel
WotC:Forge of Fury
WotC:City of the Spider Queen
MP:The Banewarrens
NG: Rapan Athuk (all)
GR: Death in Freeport
PZ: The Shackled City Adventure Path
GR: Terror in Freeport
GR: Madness in Freeport

With Rapan Athuk falling a few places. The lead of RtToEE remains solid.