What are the "best" Dungeon adventures

[Sunderstone]

To clarify, I only posted 3.5 edition adventures in my list.
I do love many of the older ones from first edition, especially Mud Sorcerer's Tomb and Ancient Blood (the one with the frost giant keep by Grant Boucher iirc).

 

[richard pett]

Cauldron of Plenty is in #21, the last Dungeon with the cardboard cover. After that they went to the flimsier stock.

N'Bod's Room rocks.

Nothing by Richard Pett.

I never cared for A Hot Day in L'Trel for some reason, but I do like TJTZ's work--so it could just be me.

Tallow's Deep is another one that blew me away.

(Just kidding about that Richard Pett thing, actually I steal all my best ideas from him.)

I always said Tammerauts Fate was overrated.

 

[richard pett]

Sometimes I hear you guys even collaborate on stuff.

--Erik

It's just a vile rumour Erik...

 

[Greg V]

Sometimes I hear you guys even collaborate on stuff.

--Erik

I feel dirty at even the idea of that.

 

[Steel_Wind]

Everyone has their own - here's mine:

Seeking Bloodsilver #59 (great castle ruin - highly adaptable)
Raider's of Galath's Roost #87 (great introductory adventure - but Skip writes kinda dry so you need to add flavour)
Mad God's Key #114 (chase on the docks!)
The Whispering Cairn #124 (love this adventure. #1 All time fave.)

I've got em all going back to issue #1 - but Dungeon under Erik Mona is in its golden age now. The magazine has never been better. I prefer the newer adventures to the old.