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<blockquote data-quote="Toscadero" data-source="post: 318564" data-attributes="member: 2297">I agree that classics are the ones that everyone remembers (or has heard about).&nbsp; My first 3E campaign was a homebrew and the players said it was one of the best they ever played.&nbsp; Interestingly, I used no modules for that one.&nbsp; Having said that, it will be a &quot;classic&quot; only to the four players who were there.Currently we are doing RttToEE.&nbsp; We played Sunless Citadel and Forge of Fury as preludes.&nbsp; I found Sunless Citadel to be a little bland.&nbsp; I loved Forge of Fury.&nbsp; We are just entering the Inner Fane in RttToEE.&nbsp; The players love this one.&nbsp; &quot;Let's bash!&quot; is a common quote on game night.&nbsp; However, as a DM, I'm finding the whole thing a bit long and am eagerly anticipating the end so that I can run something new.I haven't played the Freeport modules, but plan on doing so soon.&nbsp; From the buzz others have given it, Freeport seems to be one that should not be missed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Toscadero, post: 318564, member: 2297"] I agree that classics are the ones that everyone remembers (or has heard about). My first 3E campaign was a homebrew and the players said it was one of the best they ever played. Interestingly, I used no modules for that one. Having said that, it will be a "classic" only to the four players who were there. Currently we are doing RttToEE. We played Sunless Citadel and Forge of Fury as preludes. I found Sunless Citadel to be a little bland. I loved Forge of Fury. We are just entering the Inner Fane in RttToEE. The players love this one. "Let's bash!" is a common quote on game night. However, as a DM, I'm finding the whole thing a bit long and am eagerly anticipating the end so that I can run something new. I haven't played the Freeport modules, but plan on doing so soon. From the buzz others have given it, Freeport seems to be one that should not be missed. [/QUOTE]

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