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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ezrael" data-source="post: 397174" data-attributes="member: 6262">Isle of the ApeC'mon! It's got an Island and an Ape. What more do you want? (I know it was by Gary Gygax, but I can't remember what the number was.)X3 - Curse of XanathonI'm fond of this module, which I experienced ported to Greyhawk. Doug Niles is one of my favorite module designers.X4-X5 and X10 - The Master of the Desert Nomads series.I had a tremendous amout of fun as a player when we ran these modules (X5 Temple of Death especially) and when our characters came back to face the Master again in X10 it was the closest thing to a movie I've experienced in a D&D gaming session. Sessions, really...it took us a week of playing every single day (back when I could do that sort of thing) to get through it, and nations went up in flames. L3 - Deep Dwarven DelveI got this module with the 25th TSR Anniversary boxed set, a module Len Lakofka did years ago but which went unpublished until 1999. I loved it. It's a standard dungeon crawl, nothing fancy, but I'd love to run it in 3e. I'd actually like to see L1-L3 all done together, perhaps even tied together somehow.I agree with several of the choices others have made, as well, especially B4. That was one of my absolute favorites, right up there with White Plume Mountain (which, if I'm going to be absolutely honest, I only liked as much as I did because I got my greedy little hands on Blackrazor...those poor Efreeti at the end of the module died painful deaths at our hands, and I don't think Tom expected that) and the Expedition to the Barrier Peaks. Hell, if WOTC/TSR was to re-release all the Supermodules in 3e form, I'd be happy as hell.</blockquote>

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