Which classic modules should get the Expedition treatment?

[Mouseferatu]

As I said before, Expedition to the House on Gryphon Hill by James Wyatt and Ari Marmell, with John W. Mangrum assisting.

You talk 'em into it, I'm there with bells on.

 

[Knightfall]

Expedition to the Caves of Chaos
Expedition to the Lost City
Expedition Beyond the Magic Mirror
Expedition to Bone Hill
Expedition to White Plume Mountain
Expedition to the Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth
Expedition to the Isle of the Ape
Expedition to the Isle of Dread

Plus, I'd like to vote for "Expedition to Dragon Mountain", athough I'd call it "Return to Dragon Mountain".

Cheers!

KF72

 

[GeorgeFields]

I voted for Against the Giants...I was on a big giants kick not too long ago, and located a used copy of the original (the 2nd ed. book, not the original module series). I never got around to actually running it, but I love the concept and would love it even more if WOTC (or someone) would save me the trouble of converting it to 3.5.

Not a conversion, but all of the maps are available for free d/l on WotCs site now.

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

The X4–5 Desert Nomads series, Expedition to the Desert Nomads.

Right up there with B4 Lost City... Expedition to the Lost City? Sounds perfect!

 

[Arbiter of Wyrms]

Expedition to the Village of Homlet (Subsuming Tharzidun and ToEE)

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I went off a pretty incomplete Wikipedia page for this list, I'm afraid. I should have had Expedition to Firestorm Peak on the list, too, which I suspect would have been popular if it had been an option.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

It certainly looks like a Giants series update would sell well and I'm surprised at the enthusiasm for the Desert of Desolation.

 

[Mouseferatu]

I'm disappointed--albeit not remotely surprised--that Dunador is in dead last.

I guess Destiny of Kings isn't the classic to most people it is to me.

 

[reanjr]

I10 - The House on Gryphon Hill

This adventure was shafted by it's rushed release after its original author left TSR before finishing (Tracy Hickman, one of the best module writers in the history of D&D). It deserves some revamp love.

 

[Anson Caralya]

I've got to say that I'm surprised at the strong showing for WGR1. I'd certainly take it over the "humorous" version of Castle Greyhawk, but WGR1 never struck me as a classic, and I'd rather have any of the 1E adventures on the list before this one. Anyone out there care to sing its praises? Maybe I've been missing something all these years.