What is your favorite d20 adventure?

[mrswing]

Though it was an early one, I really like Spear of the Loghin. A lot of original encounters, not too hard except for the climax, and very atmospheric. Unfortunately the 'sequels' are less good : BLood Reign of Nishanpur should have been double the size of the module and is quite heavy handed in its railroading, and Bloody Sands of Sicaris makes the PCs spectators to games of empire - active spectators to be sure, but still they aren't the focus of the story.
I also really like the Serpent Amphora trilogy, especially part one. A great mix of action and storytelling, in general.

 

[smetzger]

RttToEE and the Freeport series

 

[trancejeremy]

I really like Nemoren's Vault (and the downloadable add-on pdf, quest for Amelia - or something like that)

 

[Wormwood]

City of the Spider Queen.

[Minor spoilers]

I currently have the entire party trapped in a dead end, most with single-digit hit points, all spells over 2nd level are gone, and the only way out is past a Gargantuan Fiendish Spider and half a dozen angry drow.

It's the third session.

The poor doomed fools. 'Kick in the door' indeed.

 

[Darrin Drader]

Tomb of Abysthor by Necromancer Games.... mmm, dungeon crawl

Another vote for Tomb of Abysthor. I've been running it for the last few months, and so far my group has been having a great time.

 

[Kichwas]

I want to be a smart a** and say Time of Crisis, even though it isn't out yet...

But that wouldn't be fair.

The one I liked most was Belly of the Beast... in which the entire module takes place within four rooms that are sort of the belly of an otherworldy demon...

It's probably also one of the hardest modules out there to run...

I also liked 'En Route' which was a collection of short adventures from the same company: Atlas / Penumbra.

If you want a campaign launcher... Look to the Coin of Power trilogy from Kenzar for the Kalamar setting.

 

[Prisoner]

My vote is for the Witchfire Trilogy from Privateer Press. Just wish they would get their books out a little quicker.

 

[Arnwyn]

City of the Spider Queen.

[Minor spoilers]

I currently have the entire party trapped in a dead end, most with single-digit hit points, all spells over 2nd level are gone, and the only way out is past a Gargantuan Fiendish Spider and half a dozen angry drow.

It's the third session.

The poor doomed fools. 'Kick in the door' indeed.

Why don't they use rope trick to rest and regain their spells?

 

[senodam]

Tough choice- either Crucible of Freya by Necromancer or the Witchfire Trilogy by Privateer. Tomb of Abysthor is a wonderful dungeon crawl- but on the other hand none of them will matter when Myriador get Deathtrap Dungeon onto the shelves.

Best. Dungeon. Ever.

 

[TiQuinn]

Definitely "In the Belly of the Beast"...lots of roleplaying potential, lots of action, and a really great story. Plus it's a nice, quick one or two session adventure.