Vote: The Best 3.0/3.5/D20 Adventures!

[TerraDave]

What are the great adventures of the current third edition and D20 era?

 

[TerraDave]

This may seem like everything that has been released in the last 5 years...

...it is actually only a fraction of the uncounted number of adventures released since 3rd edition appeared. The choices are based on the nominations in this thread:

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=133645

 

[Ghostwind]

Had to give my vote to Rappan Athuk, World's Largest Dungeon and Song of Storms.

 

[DaveMage]

Had to give my vote to Rappan Athuk, World's Largest Dungeon and Song of Storms.

Mine are similar - Rappan Athuk, WLD, and Tomb of Abysthor. (Though I certainly am not as familiar with many others on the list as I am with my faves.)

 

[MonsterMash]

It will be interesting if a poll like this was repeated in a few years time to see which ones really stand the test of time.

I'm sad that I've not played in or read so many of these as I'm sure all of them have things that are good, but overall great adventures are rare.

 

[Glyfair]

It will be interesting if a poll like this was repeated in a few years time to see which ones really stand the test of time.

I found it a tough poll because some choices might be remembered for a long time, but aren't necessarily "great adventures."

For example, I briefly played in Tegel Manor back when I began D&D (not really sure why we only went a few rooms in). I remember the map vividly and spent a long time getting a hold of a copy.

Looking at the adventure now, it's not very good. Even for the time, I don't think it's good. On the other hand there is a LOT of bits hidden in the adventure that are excellent. I fully intend to use Tegel Manor in my campaign, but not without an almost complete overhaul.

Regardless of how good it is, I expect the World's Largest Dungeon will be remembered for a long, long time. I wouldn't be suprised if it commands very high prices 20 years down the road.

 

[Morpheus]

Regardless of how good it is, I expect the World's Largest Dungeon will be remembered for a long, long time. I wouldn't be suprised if it commands very high prices 20 years down the road.

It already commands a high price...$100 is not chump change.

 

[Lalato]

Unfortunately, my DM refuses to use published adventures because he feels that they're all dungeon crawls. I don't agree with him, but I also don't want to DM anytime soon so there you have it.

--sam

 

[Shade]

I haven't used but a few of these, but by far my favorite 3E adventures both came from Dungeon: The Harrowing and Maure Castle.

 

[Tarondor]

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)

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

Tarondor