AdmundfortGeographer
Getting lost in fantasy maps
B10 should be in the top three of any ranking.
What OD&D and B/ED&D Adventures are the Best? List them here!
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VirgilCaine
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diaglo said:
Justify this, please?
Evilhalfling
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CM2 or CM3 - name forgotten - (saber river?)
Whichever had the break down on who you had to pay and how much in a castles staff.
I considered this necessary for running any landholding types games. It was one of the best aspects of expert and companion rules, and this adventure filled a missing link.
never ran the actual adventure though
Whichever had the break down on who you had to pay and how much in a castles staff.
I considered this necessary for running any landholding types games. It was one of the best aspects of expert and companion rules, and this adventure filled a missing link.
never ran the actual adventure though
johnsemlak
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Difficult to rank them, as there are so many I like. Here are some of my favs:
B2: Keep on the Borderlands.
B4: The Lost City
B10: Night's Dark Terror
X1: Isle of Dread
However, as my top favorites I'd probably have to choose X4-5-the Desert Nomads series. Those two modules had several varied encounters, introduced several interestng new monsters, had some challenging puzzles, roleplaying opportunites, and an epic sweeping plot.
A couple of modules that might be worthy of some praise:
X7: War Rafts of Kron -- always liked it. One of the few Underwater adventures.
X9: Savage Coast. This module spurred a major setting, though the module itself is probably not a particular classic.
XL1: Worth it for the stats of Warduke and Strongheart alone.
CM1: Test of the Warlords
CM9: Legacy of Blood. Module set in an interesting rustic locale with a nice plot.
DA1-4: Blackmoor series
B2: Keep on the Borderlands.
B4: The Lost City
B10: Night's Dark Terror
X1: Isle of Dread
However, as my top favorites I'd probably have to choose X4-5-the Desert Nomads series. Those two modules had several varied encounters, introduced several interestng new monsters, had some challenging puzzles, roleplaying opportunites, and an epic sweeping plot.
A couple of modules that might be worthy of some praise:
X7: War Rafts of Kron -- always liked it. One of the few Underwater adventures.
X9: Savage Coast. This module spurred a major setting, though the module itself is probably not a particular classic.
XL1: Worth it for the stats of Warduke and Strongheart alone.
CM1: Test of the Warlords
CM9: Legacy of Blood. Module set in an interesting rustic locale with a nice plot.
DA1-4: Blackmoor series
DarrenGMiller
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B2
X1
Are my favorites on the list and I would call them two of the most classic adventures of all time.
DM
X1
Are my favorites on the list and I would call them two of the most classic adventures of all time.
DM
Steel_Wind
Legend
JG= Tegal Manor
Of all the old maps from Original D&D, Tegal Manor remains a classic and easily one of the mose useful dungeons a person could ever hope to have - even for use in 3.5e.
With the greatest of respect, nothing else on this list so far can better that claim to fame.
Of all the old maps from Original D&D, Tegal Manor remains a classic and easily one of the mose useful dungeons a person could ever hope to have - even for use in 3.5e.
With the greatest of respect, nothing else on this list so far can better that claim to fame.
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