What's Your Bucket List Campaign to Play?

[sevenbastard]

I will second the Enemy Within. I own all the books but wont read them in the hope someday someone will run it for me.

 

[cbwjm]

I wouldn't mind playing through the original dragonlance campaign, ideally using 2e rules (with corrections for the knights of Solamnia if needed). Either with the pregens or with freshly made PCs.

Just thinking that it might have been updated for 3e, I'd be fine with playing it with that edition too, but I'd prefer 2e.

 

[BookTenTiger]

My dream has always been to run a legacy, multi-generational D&D campaign in which characters retire, time passes, and the next generation comes forward to adventure again. Characters would make big impacts on the world and I'd encourage a lot of collaboration in world building.

 

[DrunkonDuty]

The Enemy Within and The Great Pendragon Campaign are both ones I'd love to play someday.

 

[Reynard]

Star Wars without Skywalkers (except Vader). Start 1 year before Yavin and go. Loose continuity except for how the Empire acts.

 

[Clint_L]

It’s not a full campaign, but I’ve never played through the 1e Tomb of Horrors despite owning it all through my 1e years. I’d love to do it at a convention or something.

 

[Clint_L]

I’d like to be a player. Seriously. In a long running game.

Also this. I’ll play any class in any campaign you want. And while I like to argue and discuss on the forum, but I swear that IRL I am as congenial as you can imagine.

 

[overgeeked]

So many. But I’ll limit it to…

WFRP Enemy Within.

Any of the big three for Call of Cthulhu. Beyond the Mountains of Madness, Masks of Nyarlathotep, or Horror on the Orient Express.

Something sprawling and epic in Dark Sun.

Something of a redo of Star Trek: Voyager as an open-world sandox that keeps the faction play between the Fed and Maquis beyond the first episode. No canon characters. All new cast and crew. Or just use that premise with a different ship.

 

[môrgondír]

classic Dungeons & Dragons dungeon crawl

That sounds fun, I've never played in one of those either.

Anything that called for a grizzled, old Ranger to leave the forest that he knows for the complete unknown of the dungeon would possibly work, with the right hook.

 

[Vael]

The 3.5 Adventure Path Savage Tide. I've liked the mix of pirates and demons. I nearly ran it in 4e, than in 5e. Now I'm debating a Daggerheart version of it.