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<blockquote data-quote="Morpheus" data-source="post: 320084" data-attributes="member: 612">Classics of 3eThis is a tough question to answer for many of the reasons given in previous posts. Part of the problem for me is what I consider &quot;classic&quot; may not necessarily be considered &quot;classic&quot; by the majority (or even the minority, for that matter). Case in point-I consider Dwellers of the Forbidden City to be a classic 1e module in the same vein as The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan and the Ghost Tower of Inverness. Others do not agree that it should be labeled with those two. To each their own...Here are some that I think might be considered classics later on...1) Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil-The return of the epic adventure (that isn't a series).2) The Freeport series-Solid story, high adventure...3) The Witchfire Trilogy-It gets a bad rap because of its railroading tactics, but this is great addition to 3e.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morpheus, post: 320084, member: 612"] [b]Classics of 3e[/b] This is a tough question to answer for many of the reasons given in previous posts. Part of the problem for me is what I consider "classic" may not necessarily be considered "classic" by the majority (or even the minority, for that matter). Case in point-I consider Dwellers of the Forbidden City to be a classic 1e module in the same vein as The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan and the Ghost Tower of Inverness. Others do not agree that it should be labeled with those two. To each their own...Here are some that I think might be considered classics later on... 1) Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil-The return of the epic adventure (that isn't a series). 2) The Freeport series-Solid story, high adventure... 3) The Witchfire Trilogy-It gets a bad rap because of its railroading tactics, but this is great addition to 3e. [/QUOTE]

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