What was your first module?

[Ry]

Fighter's Challenge:

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I think I've used it about ten times in various forms. Great module, sort of halfway between matrix & dungeon crawl. Nice short dungeon too. Says it's for 1 3nd level fighter, but it's great for a party of 4 1st levels.

 

[Mark Hope]

B2 has got to be a lot of people's first dungeon. It was so prevalent "back in the day." It's a great module.

My kids started gaming recently, so I made sure to treat them to this old classic. They approached the Keep and asked the gate-guard "where are the monsters?" He told them where to find the Caves and off they went, without so much as setting foot in the Keep itself . And so the circle is complete.

 

[SpiderMonkey]

As a Player: the Choose-your-own-adventure style module in the Mentzner Red Boxed set (damn you Bargle!).

As a DM: the Mistamere Castle scenario in the DM booklet of the same set.

I love that box.

 

[Erik Mona]

The first D&D adventure I ever played was "Palace of the Silver Princess," thanks to a third grade after-school program at Countryside Elementary School in Edina, Minnesota. The first I ran, also as part of that class, was "The Assassin's Knot."

--Erik

 

[Shroomy]

Palace of the Silver Princess was my first adventure, but I don't remember a thing about it. The first adventure I DM'd was a 2e Dungeon adventure featuring a berbalang. Went quite well if I do say so myself.