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<blockquote data-quote="balterkn" data-source="post: 4063397" data-attributes="member: 46546">I'll echo the &quot;Savage Tides&quot; adventure path, especially the first portion through &quot;Tides of Dread&quot; (very coherent plot and build up - the rest integrates well, but isn't my personal style as much - I'm less fond of planar hopping adventures)If you're up for upgrading old adventures, the old GDQ series is an excellent adventure path.&nbsp; It is the classic adventure set that helped to set up Drow as the big-baddies they are now.I'm also a fan of the old slaver lords (A-series) adventures.&nbsp; The end of A3 is too &quot;high handed&quot; for me, but there are ways to modify the adventure so that the A3/A4 transition doesn't work as badly.&nbsp; A4 is a fun adventure, but getting the PCs to the start of it is the hard part.If you like dark plots, I'd go for the Paizo D0, D1, and E1 linked set, which are all adventures that take place in the Darkmoon Vale of their world.&nbsp; I'd recommend this set over the published adventure paths (D0 is a free download!), not because I don't like the AP, but because these adventures are for those with a limited budget.&nbsp; Someone trying out that path, should (IMNSHO) have a good idea if they want to invest in the rest of the adventures or move into the Pathfinder series&nbsp; (which I did).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="balterkn, post: 4063397, member: 46546"] I'll echo the "Savage Tides" adventure path, especially the first portion through "Tides of Dread" (very coherent plot and build up - the rest integrates well, but isn't my personal style as much - I'm less fond of planar hopping adventures) If you're up for upgrading old adventures, the old GDQ series is an excellent adventure path. It is the classic adventure set that helped to set up Drow as the big-baddies they are now. I'm also a fan of the old slaver lords (A-series) adventures. The end of A3 is too "high handed" for me, but there are ways to modify the adventure so that the A3/A4 transition doesn't work as badly. A4 is a fun adventure, but getting the PCs to the start of it is the hard part. If you like dark plots, I'd go for the Paizo D0, D1, and E1 linked set, which are all adventures that take place in the Darkmoon Vale of their world. I'd recommend this set over the published adventure paths (D0 is a free download!), not because I don't like the AP, but because these adventures are for those with a limited budget. Someone trying out that path, should (IMNSHO) have a good idea if they want to invest in the rest of the adventures or move into the Pathfinder series (which I did). [/QUOTE]

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