Sepulchrave II
Legend
B2, B4, S4, G1-3, D1-2, D3 - all at least 3 times.
What Published Modules Have You Run or Played Multiple Times?
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grimmgoose
Adventurer
Nothing D&D, but I’ve run DEAD PLANET (for the Mothership system) and BLACKWATER CREEK (Call of Cthulhu) multiple times for different groups.
Both are absolute blasts. DEAD PLANET in particular is a short sandbox with a bunch of fun opportunities.
Both are absolute blasts. DEAD PLANET in particular is a short sandbox with a bunch of fun opportunities.
Theory of Games
Storied Gamist
For supers, I like breaking out Villains & Vigilantes' Organized Crime for new groups. It includes combat, investigation and all the fun stuff superheroes normally do in comic books. It's another old classic that I can run even without the actual module 
Bill Zebub
“It’s probably Matt Mercer’s fault.”
Such a great module. First DM'd it back in '81 or '82 and have re-used it many times over the years.
I recently gave away almost all my 5e books (to a 13 year old DM). The only two I kept were Saltmarsh and Strahd.
The Soloist
Hero
I like to solo L1 The Secret of Bone Hill, using rule sets other than TSR D&D. So far, I have soloed it with Dragonbane, Fantasy AGE, D&D 5e and Clash of Steel (Zozer). The first three were fine, but CofS didn't work well. Next time, I will use the Cypher System. I GMed L1 twice in the 80s.
I've reused three Numenera adventures with three groups but reskinned them for Modern AGE.
I've reused three Numenera adventures with three groups but reskinned them for Modern AGE.
JAMUMU
actually dracula
Played 1st ed Temple of Elemental Evil too many times to count.
As GM multiple times: Against the Cult of the Reptile God, Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth and Expedition to the Barrier Peaks. Those three modules are my favourites.
Unlike many, I've never played in or run a Ravenloft module.
As GM multiple times: Against the Cult of the Reptile God, Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth and Expedition to the Barrier Peaks. Those three modules are my favourites.
Unlike many, I've never played in or run a Ravenloft module.
Eyes of Nine
Everything's Fine
Ran Phandelver three times
Played once and am currently running Tomb of Annihilation and Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan
Played half of White Plume Mountain and have run the whole thing
As far as I can remember though, I haven't played in something twice as a player.
Played once and am currently running Tomb of Annihilation and Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan
Played half of White Plume Mountain and have run the whole thing
As far as I can remember though, I haven't played in something twice as a player.
NiTessine
Explorer
Lots of things, most of which are Living Greyhawk, Pathfinder Society, or Renegade's organized play adventures.
In addition, I've run The Sunless Citadel at least three times and Forge of Fury twice. The Pathfinder 2nd Edition Beginner Box I've run four times, and the ALIEN Starter Set twice. Oh, and the Werewolf: The Apocalypse 5E Free RPG Day adventure from last year, Red Tundra, a couple of times.
In addition, I've run The Sunless Citadel at least three times and Forge of Fury twice. The Pathfinder 2nd Edition Beginner Box I've run four times, and the ALIEN Starter Set twice. Oh, and the Werewolf: The Apocalypse 5E Free RPG Day adventure from last year, Red Tundra, a couple of times.
johnmarron
Explorer
I've run the early parts of The Enemy Within for WFRP at least 3 times. I've run Jason Lutes' Servants of the Cinder Queen for Dungeon World 3-4 times. I've run Chariots of the Gods for Alien 3 times. I've run Shadows over Driftchapel twice. I'm sure there are more, but those are the ones that I can recall off the top of my head.
Maggan
Writer for CY_BORG, Forbidden Lands and Dragonbane
Tomb of Horrors (game master) and Pharaoh (game master and player) are the only ones that come to mind. For some reason replaying D&D-scenarios is not something I do ... I've run Masks of Nyarlathotep for Call of Cthulhu five times though (well, parts of it before the PCs die horribly) . And The Enemy Within three times (well, erm ... parts of it before the PCs die horribly).
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