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<blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 6860434" data-attributes="member: 42582">Still not a big fan of Planescape.Of 2nd ed settings/modules, I've enjoyed two that I can recall. The first is OA7 (and Oriental Adventures more generally, but I think a good chunk of it was 1st ed AD&amp;D), which has a very interesting villain and plot that touches on all the expected themes (animal lords, immortality, broken hearts, etc). The ideas in that module contributed a lot to my long running OA campaign that preceded my 4e one.The other is GH stuff: the City boxed set, including quite a few of the mini-adventures that come with it; and the first module in the &quot;Five Shall be One&quot; series, which begins with an NPC being attacked on the streets of (some city or other - Stoink? I think it was in my game, at least).Of Planescape material, the only one I recall ever using is an ethereal castle with a demon in it, I think from Tales of the Infinite Staircase.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pemerton, post: 6860434, member: 42582"] Still not a big fan of Planescape. Of 2nd ed settings/modules, I've enjoyed two that I can recall. The first is OA7 (and Oriental Adventures more generally, but I think a good chunk of it was 1st ed AD&D), which has a very interesting villain and plot that touches on all the expected themes (animal lords, immortality, broken hearts, etc). The ideas in that module contributed a lot to my long running OA campaign that preceded my 4e one. The other is GH stuff: the City boxed set, including quite a few of the mini-adventures that come with it; and the first module in the "Five Shall be One" series, which begins with an NPC being attacked on the streets of (some city or other - Stoink? I think it was in my game, at least). Of Planescape material, the only one I recall ever using is an ethereal castle with a demon in it, I think from Tales of the Infinite Staircase. [/QUOTE]

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