Which of the A, C, D, G or Q modules have you played or ran?

[Glyfair]

I'm revisiting some I lumped together in the original poll, since some wanted it broken down further.

Which of these adventures have you played in or ran?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

All but C4 and C5.

If someone wants a project for Dungeon, Expedition to the Lost Island of Castanamir would kick huge ass.

 

[Doug McCrae]

I'd never even heard of C4 and C5.

Me = D&D noob.

 

[Voadam]

I've DMd A1, A2, C4, and C5. C4 and C5 are a great series of varied celtic short adventures (but I like C4 better).

I was planning on running a heavily modified 3.5 C3 in one of my campaigns but the game took a quick turn right as they were going to enter it with a change of party members that led them to other plots.

 

[Orryn Emrys]

Oh! I missed the Lost Island of Castanamir when I voted in the poll. I've run that one too. I never actually got my hands on any of the others in that series.

And, to be fair, I only ran the last couple of slaver series adventures by virtue of the supermodule A1-4: Scourge of the Slave Lords. I also ran GDQ1-7: Queen of the Spiders a couple of times, though my original DM back in the mid-80s ran our group through them individually.

 

[RFisher]

I played the slavers series with Fantasy Hero. (Probably the majority of AD&D modules I've played have been played with other systems.)

 

[Beckett]

Just the Giants for me, in a 1E/2E hybrid. I had planned on doing the whole GDQ set converted to 3.5 to follow up my on-the-fly conversion of TOEE, but that game ground to a halt.

 

[Agamon]

Everything but C3 and C5. And many of them multiple times. And one of them only a couple years ago (converted A1 to 3.5 and had a TPK).

 

[T. Foster]

Almost all of them, many of them more than once. C4 and 5 are the only ones I never owned. Nitpick: despite its title and the fact that about half its page-count was devoted to designing and organizing RPGA tournaments, C6 also includes 2 complete adventures ("Honor Guard" and "The Long Way Home"), and therefore probably should've been included -- though I doubt it would've received many (any?) votes.

 

[Delta]

GDQ series (in original monochrome format).

Tournament-sourced modules = goodness.