Which modules of the Dragonlance "DL" series have you played?

[Glyfair]

This time I'm visiting the DL series of adventures in the "shared experience" poll. I left out DL5 (a sourcebook) and DL11 (a wargame) because they weren't adventures.

Which of these have you played as a DM or player?

For those who have forgotten the plots, this wikipedia article has a synopsis of all of them.

 

[Riley]

I've played 1 & 2 more-or-less as written, but I've raided 3-13 heavily for other purposes.

 

[T. Foster]

Played DL1, 2, and 8 all the way through (including all the Battlesystem stuff in the latter). I'm pretty sure we started but never finished DL3 and 7, and might have done the same with DL4 and/or 6, but I can't recall exactly (so I voted yes on DL3 and 7 but no on DL4 and 6). Definitely never played any of DL9+, but I did own and read up to DL14.

 

[Rhun]

Played through the entire list many, many years ago. I'm pretty sure that I only ever DMed DL1.

 

[Scribble]

DM'd the first one, but it was a.... horrible experience... Not because the adventure was bad, but because a few of the players had just read the books, and expected everything to be the same. Exactly the same.

 

[Lanefan]

I poached DL-6 in its entirety because it happened to fit so nicely at the time; I needed an ice-based adventure somewhat different than the norm, and there it was. I've DMed it twice, after a fashion; once as the original adventure (or very close) and a second time in the same campaign when the party went back there years later for some completely unrelated reason (the place had, of course, restocked itself in the meantime).

Otherwise, haven't used any of 'em because it's too much effort to try and shoehorn them in to a non-Krynn campaign.

Lanefan

 

[Ed_Laprade]

None. I read the preview in Dragon and swore any character of mine who ever ran into any Kender would kill them on sight. Never have. (Run into any, that is. The oath is still binding.)

 

[wedgeski]

I've DM'd all of them, and most of them twice. These adventures pretty much represent the entire first half of my D&D experience.