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

[diaglo]

I'd never even heard of C4 and C5.

Me = D&D noob.

you missed the dinosaurs mang.

diaglo "all of the above" Ooi

 

[diaglo]

i even own and use C6. the RPGA module.

 

[Psion]

A,G,D,Q, + C1.

Ran and played.

These were the modules of my misspent youth.

 

[Rhun]

I have ran, played and own everyone of those EXCEPT C3: Lost Island of Castanamir.

 

[Voadam]

I missed that the G series was included in this poll. I ran Fire Giants once. I think I played in an aborted game in the Hill giants one as well.

 

[painandgreed]

GDQ formed the basis of the best campaign I think I've ever run and the players said it was the best game they'd ever been in. A large part of it was because it was a very "storyteller" type game way before WW games appeared. Lots of PC to NPC dialogue. Lots of role playing. The modules formed the backdrop and the meat but the skeleton that held everything together was the character drama.

 

[Pinotage]

I played the first few adventures in each series. In most cases something came up before they could be finished, or things got bogged down to the point of boredom. Sometimes the attenion span of a 16 year old is not that high.

Pinotage

 

[Greg V]

All but C3-C5, which I never got around to running.

Some of the best adventures ever are on that list.

 

[Schmoe]

C3 was a lot of fun, and is great for when you don't want to run an entire campaign. There are some very challenging parts of that adventure.

I had a great time running C4 and C5. There was just enough Celtic flavor to get my imagination running and was the seed for a large part of my home-brew campaign world. C5 takes the adventure in an unexpected direction, but both modules are great.

I have very vague recollections of running A4 as a one-shot. I always wanted to run the GDQ series, but, sadly, have not yet had the opportunity. As a young DM, nothing fired my imagination more than the possibilities of the portals to other worlds on the top layer of the Demonweb. Caer Darrow FTW!

 

[chitzk0i]

I have just finished running my guys through the Ghost Tower of Inverness last Friday.

They really liked the fire room, and the

I plan to run G1 as my next adventure, with the PCs clearing out the land that is their reward for retrieving the Soul Gem.

And finish up the campaign with certain other adventures of a less than serious nature...

Edit: Balls, again. Once again, not chitzk0i, this is VirgilCaine. We're brothers and we share computers.