D&D 5E Which of the big hardcover adventures have you run or played through?

[Reynard]

I have run Waterdeep: Dragon Heist to completion as a DM and would never run it again without serious financial compensation.

Dragon Heist is a terrible adventure but a really good adventure construction kit. All of its parts are great and yet the sum of those parts was a garbage fire.

 

[DEFCON 1]

Ran CoS to completion with two groups. Ran the two Tyranny of Dragons adventures with two groups kinda... they were both running the adventures simultaneously and so both were working towards the conclusion but went separate directions-- thus most encounters and chapters from the two books got split up between both groups. I then filled in their respective campaigns with other modules and adventure bits as they went along.

 

[UngainlyTitan]

Ran parts of Dungeon of the Mad Mage (was pretty uneven) and all of Princes of the Apocalypse.

I know they are not on your list played in some of the Tales from the Yawning Portal. Also ran a ones hot from the CandleKeep anthology and though it was decent.

 

[Cadence]

Yep. Played Goodman's Keep on the Borderlands as well the ones I voted for above.

Made a poll for it...

D&D 5E - Which "Original Adventures Reincarnated" have you run or played through in 5e?

Building off @Reynard 's D&D 5E - Which of the big hardcover adventures have you run or played through? Assume that "played through" doesn't necessarily mean "completed" but should imply more than a couple sessions. Please comment on how you liked them and if there are any you have but haven't...

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[el-remmen]

None of the Above.

 

[Maxperson]

Note: I am leaving out the anthologies as well as the starter sets, and the smaller stuff like Kwalish, just for simplicity. Assume that "played through" doesn't necessarily mean "completed" but should imply more than a couple sessions.

I pull out levels from Dungeon of the Mad Mage to use as individual dungeons around the world. Does that count?

 

[UngainlyTitan]

I pull out levels from Dungeon of the Mad Mage to use as individual dungeons around the world. Does that count?

I voted as if it does.

 

[Maxperson]

I voted as if it does.

Okay. I just did as well. So one on that list!!

 

[Quickleaf]

I ran Tomb of Annihilation completely.
I borrowed pieces of Out of the Abyss for a Night Below game.
I own but have not run Wild Beyond the Witchlight
I feel like I know big chunks of Curse of Strahd, because a close friend ran it 3 times for others and told me about it.

 

[edosan]

Dragon Heist is a terrible adventure but a really good adventure construction kit. All of its parts are great and yet the sum of those parts was a garbage fire.

It’s a setting guide, an adventure, and a book on urban campaigns but doesn’t do any of those terribly well. I really wish they had just made a book that was a Waterdeep gazetteer and a resource about how to do urban adventures with a few pages of plot hooks.