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<blockquote data-quote="Shroomy" data-source="post: 3216538" data-attributes="member: 32739">Some of my personal favorites (from Issue 114 post-Polyhedron Golden Era):116 - A nice, creepy sidetrek in &quot;Palace of the Twisted King,&quot; the only psionic adventure of the 3.5e era &quot;The Death of Lashmire&quot; (full of psionicy goodness), and the conclusion of the SCAP (&quot;Asylum&quot;).&nbsp; Plus all that nostalgic stuff in the back.117 - A low-level Eberron adventure by Keith Baker (&quot;Fallen Angel&quot;), the start of the Istivin Campaign Arc (Greg A Vaughan's &quot;Touch of the Abyss&quot; plus the Istivin backdrop), and a high-level adventure by &quot;He Who Never Sleeps So He Can Write Awesome D&amp;D adventures&quot; Nicholas Logue (&quot;The Winding Way&quot;).118 - The first 3.5e issue of Dungeon I ever read.&nbsp; Contains my personal favorite 1st level adventure and the triumphant return of the flumph!&nbsp; Plus, it has a lot of Greyhawk stuff with the middle part of the Istivin trilogy and the first part of that huge map thingy.120 - Nicholas Logue shines again in &quot;The Obsidian Eye,&quot; the Sandstorm tie-in.&nbsp; Can't forget the awakened apes of &quot;The Temple of Demogorgon.&quot;121 - This issue contains hands down the greatest adventure setting in the pages of Dungeon, greater than Cauldron, Sasserine, Alhaster, or Diamond Lake.&nbsp; I'm talking &quot;The Styes.&quot;That is it for now....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shroomy, post: 3216538, member: 32739"] Some of my personal favorites (from Issue 114 post-Polyhedron Golden Era): 116 - A nice, creepy sidetrek in "Palace of the Twisted King," the only psionic adventure of the 3.5e era "The Death of Lashmire" (full of psionicy goodness), and the conclusion of the SCAP ("Asylum"). Plus all that nostalgic stuff in the back. 117 - A low-level Eberron adventure by Keith Baker ("Fallen Angel"), the start of the Istivin Campaign Arc (Greg A Vaughan's "Touch of the Abyss" plus the Istivin backdrop), and a high-level adventure by "He Who Never Sleeps So He Can Write Awesome D&D adventures" Nicholas Logue ("The Winding Way"). 118 - The first 3.5e issue of [i]Dungeon[/i] I ever read. Contains my personal favorite 1st level adventure and the triumphant return of the flumph! Plus, it has a lot of Greyhawk stuff with the middle part of the Istivin trilogy and the first part of that huge map thingy. 120 - Nicholas Logue shines again in "The Obsidian Eye," the [i]Sandstorm[/i] tie-in. Can't forget the awakened apes of "The Temple of Demogorgon." 121 - This issue contains hands down the greatest adventure setting in the pages of [i]Dungeon[/i], greater than Cauldron, Sasserine, Alhaster, or Diamond Lake. I'm talking "The Styes." That is it for now.... [/QUOTE]

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