What are the "best" Dungeon adventures

[Waylander the Slayer]

Who is this will Upchurch guy anyway? ...

Some of my favorites are- "a hot day in La..." very different and dynamic, about the whole city being burnt out and its after math. A prison break type adventure, where the characters had to journey out into the desert to free hostages, the one with a mad bomber who set of delayed fireballs all over the city, the Styes, Kratys Freehold, The White kingdom.

 

[Sunderstone]

My picks going only up to Dungeon #122 (I havent had time to update this list yet)....

Low Level (1-5)
Mad God's Key (GREYHAWK, 1st level/Dungeon #114) - Jason Bulmahn
Final Resting Place (3rd level/Dungeon #122) - Michael Kortes
Unfamiliar Ground (3rd level/Dungeon #119) - Christopher West
Raiders Of The Black Ice (3rd level/Dungeon #115) - Wolfgang Baur
The Stink (4th level/Dungeon #105) - Monte Lin
The Obsidian Eye (4th level/Dungeon 120) - Nicholas Logue/Brendan Victorson
Palace of the Twisted King (5th level/Dungeon #116) - Phillip Larwood

Mid-Level (6-12)
Tammeraut's Fate (GREYHAWK, 6th level/Dungeon #106) - Greg A. Vaughan
Fiendish Footprints (6th level/Dungeon #122) - Tito Leati
Mellorn Hospitality (7th level/Dungeon #107) - Russell Brown
Touch of the Abyss (GREYHAWK, 11th level/ Dungeon #117) - Greg A. Vaughan
Shadow of the Abyss (GREYHAWK, 11th level/ Dungeon #118) - Greg A. Vaughan
Wrath of the Abyss (GREYHAWK, 12th level/ Dungeon #119) - Greg A. Vaughan
Old Embers Never Die (12th level/Dungeon #100) - Andy Collins
The Black Egg (12th level/Dungeon #106) - Steven Montano
The Death of Lashmire (PSIONIC, 12th level/Dungeon #116) - Tim Hitchcock
Prison Of The Firebringer (13th level/Dungeon #101) - Rich Baker

High-Level (13-20)
Tomb of Aknar Ratalla (14th level/Dungeon #119) - Jack Flynn
Lost Temple of Demogorgon (GREYHAWK, 14th level/Dungeon #120) - Sean K. Reynolds
Throne of Iuz (GREYHAWK, 15th level/Dungeon #118) - John Simcoe
Root of Evil (18th level/Dungeon #122) - Mike Mearls
The Lich Queen's Beloved (18th level/Dungeon #100) - Andy Collins

 

[DarrenGMiller]

I'll throw my hat into the ring for Rana Mor as well. I've ran it in two different campaigns and it rocked each time. Everybody liked it. Don't remember any Lizardfolk though, but I do remember an Evil Death Cult, and nasty Chulls clunking onto the decks of the boat in the middle of the night! Mmwwwuuuhahahahahahahaha!!!!!!

"Headless" was really fun too. Getting ready to run that one again, too.

Ah, that is another one we JUST finished. It was great. Also, I liked "Ex Keraptis Cum Amore."

DM

 

[JonMonster]

Tallow's Deep (Don't have the issue handy)

PCs have to enter the local mine and clear out invading goblins. Sounds simple, right? Not so fast, the whole dungeon is basically one big trap filled outpost. Cautious and thinking parties can beat it without too much trouble, but charge in and blast away types will get ground up in these goblin's traps and guards. I've run it for three different groups and every one has had a blast. Some died early and had to reboot - others found clever workarounds and surprised the goblins from behind. I highly recommend it.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Let's jump in the Wayback Machine Sherman!
Sure thing Mr. Peabody!

The Matchmakers, way back in issue 6(?) by P. N. Elrod. I have run that in all editions of D&D, and for 7th Sea to boot.

The Auld Grump

 

[Bryan898]

I'd have to second (or third in this case) "Trouble at Grog's" as one of The Best Ever. I started my last campaign with a converted version and the players loved it. Nothing like a little racism to start off a campaign ;-)

 

[MonsterMash]

I haven't run or played many Dungeon adventures, but I liked Evil Unearthed from #83 IIRC (first 3e issue).

 

[diaglo]

i could expand the list.... but a few of my Dungeons are out on loan currently....

couple more to add to the list after looking over some of my notes on ones i've run:

from Dungeon 1: Grakhirt's Lair
2: In the Dwarven King's Court, Caermor
3: Falcon's Peak
4: Fluffy goes to Heck
10: They Also Serve
18: Tallow's Deep
23: Old Sea Dog
25: A Rose for Talakara
29: Ex Libris, Mightier Than the Sword
30: A Wrastle with Bertrum
37: Mud Sorcerer's Tomb
41: Old Man Katan


and the Mere of Dead Men series

 

[Trellian]

There's a similiar discussion going on over at the paizo boards. Strangely though, the majority of the posters chose older adventures, which led to a discussion of whether the older Dungeon adventures were more adventurous. This board has a majority of newer modules on their list.

Just a funny observation

 

[diaglo]

There's a similiar discussion going on over at the paizo boards. Strangely though, the majority of the posters chose older adventures, which led to a discussion of whether the older Dungeon adventures were more adventurous. This board has a majority of newer modules on their list.

Just a funny observation

that discussion on the paizo forum is as old as the forum...

diaglo "who posts over there too" Ooi