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<blockquote data-quote="Nyarlathotep" data-source="post: 318062" data-attributes="member: 1799">I have to admit that I am a little surprised by all the acolades for the Freeport series (well, the first series). I, personally didn't like the first two adventures, they seemed &quot;incomplete&quot; and cliched to me. Of course, I'm a huge CoC fan, so when Ejil or whatever his name was, started telling us about Lucious, all I could think was &quot;Shadow out of Time&quot;. That said, I think the third adventure of the series was very well done and worthy of the title of classic. I also think that Hell in Freeport was good too, but as I haven't played it yet, I can't say if it's a classic or not.Otherwise I'd have to say the only two other future classics are Return to Temple of Elemental Evil and The Sunless Citadel, RtToEE because it's as well done as the original and the Sunless Citadel because everyone is playing it and all things considered it's a pretty good introductory adventure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nyarlathotep, post: 318062, member: 1799"] I have to admit that I am a little surprised by all the acolades for the Freeport series (well, the first series). I, personally didn't like the first two adventures, they seemed "incomplete" and cliched to me. Of course, I'm a huge CoC fan, so when Ejil or whatever his name was, started telling us about Lucious, all I could think was "Shadow out of Time". That said, I think the third adventure of the series was very well done and worthy of the title of classic. I also think that Hell in Freeport was good too, but as I haven't played it yet, I can't say if it's a classic or not. Otherwise I'd have to say the only two other future classics are Return to Temple of Elemental Evil and The Sunless Citadel, RtToEE because it's as well done as the original and the Sunless Citadel because everyone is playing it and all things considered it's a pretty good introductory adventure. [/QUOTE]

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