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<blockquote data-quote="Silver Moon" data-source="post: 1473789" data-attributes="member: 8530">Very interesting.&nbsp; In almost 22 years we've hit upon most of these.&nbsp; We have three different campaigns.&nbsp; &nbsp; Our western campaign (Arcade's Gang) generally uses &quot;Troublemakers&quot; for its basic plot, although the current module (run by Enchantr) seems to be going in other directions. Our low-level city-based campaign (Da'Bears Team) alternates between &quot;Good Housekeeping&quot; and &quot;Score One for the Home Team&quot;Our main higher-level D&amp;D campaign (Silver Moon Adventurers) has done most of the others, varying by DM:Kriskrafts tends to usually combine &quot;Don't Eat the Purple Ones&quot;, &quot;Quest for the Sparkly Hoozits&quot; and &quot;Running the Guantlet&quot; in her modules.Celticwolf has used &quot;Most Pecular Mama&quot; and &quot;Pandora's Box&quot; to good effect.Enchantr almost always uses &quot;Not in Kansas&quot;Biz1489 leans towards &quot;No One has soiled the Bridge&quot; for his modules.Our round-robin 20-year anniversary game (in 2002) combined &quot;How Much for just the Dingus&quot; and &quot;Not in Kansas&quot;.My most recent back-to-back epics (in 2000 &amp; 2001) began with &quot;I Beg Your Pardon&quot; and then evolved into &quot;Hidden Base&quot; and &quot;Ounces of Prevention&quot;.And I'm currently working on a long module to be set in a monster city that will combine &quot;Manhunt&quot; and &quot;Long or short fork when dining on Elf&quot; with elements of &quot;Hidden Base&quot; tossed in for good measure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Silver Moon, post: 1473789, member: 8530"] Very interesting. In almost 22 years we've hit upon most of these. We have three different campaigns. Our western campaign (Arcade's Gang) generally uses "Troublemakers" for its basic plot, although the current module (run by Enchantr) seems to be going in other directions. Our low-level city-based campaign (Da'Bears Team) alternates between "Good Housekeeping" and "Score One for the Home Team" Our main higher-level D&D campaign (Silver Moon Adventurers) has done most of the others, varying by DM: [B]Kriskrafts[/B] tends to usually combine "Don't Eat the Purple Ones", "Quest for the Sparkly Hoozits" and "Running the Guantlet" in her modules. [B]Celticwolf[/B] has used "Most Pecular Mama" and "Pandora's Box" to good effect. [B]Enchantr[/B] almost always uses "Not in Kansas" [B]Biz1489 [/B] leans towards "No One has soiled the Bridge" for his modules. Our round-robin 20-year anniversary game (in 2002) combined "How Much for just the Dingus" and "Not in Kansas". My most recent back-to-back epics (in 2000 & 2001) began with "I Beg Your Pardon" and then evolved into "Hidden Base" and "Ounces of Prevention". And I'm currently working on a long module to be set in a monster city that will combine "Manhunt" and "Long or short fork when dining on Elf" with elements of "Hidden Base" tossed in for good measure. [/QUOTE]

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