Which of the following early D&D adventures did you play in?

[an_idol_mind]

I played and ran in surprisingly few of those. I got into gaming in the early 90s with the black box basic set that included "Escape from Zanzer's Dungeon." From there, I ran a few basic D&D modules, and then wound up creating most of my games from scratch. It's only in recent years that I've gone back to using published adventures, and I haven't found the right time to run any of these classics in my current game.

 

[JeffB]

Ran or played everything listed excluding:

TOEE (though I ran/played T1 many times, so I checked that one off)
I1, I2, I4, I5, I6
Dungeonland/BMM
Dragonlance

 

[el-remmen]

Is the Lendore Isle series, Bone Hill and the Assassin's Knot?

If so, then I voted correctly . .

But yeah, I have played/run in 80% of that, most of it more than once.

 

[JeffB]

Is the Lendore Isle series, Bone Hill and the Assassin's Knot?

You voted correctly

And don't forget Deep Dwarven Delve! L3 in the 25th anniversary collectors box. Was pretty neat to see a brand new totally old style (aesthetically) 1E TSR module produced by WOTC in 1999

Sold mine like an idiot ayear or two later. Those things go for big bucks on ebay these days. As much as the whole collectors box cost back in 99

 

[Wombat]

Other than Temple of the Frog (from the Greyhawk supplement for OD&D), I don't specifically rememer playing in any of these.

 

[Rhun]

I feel old...I played every single one of the adventures on the list, with the exception of the Lendore Isle series (although I did play Bone Hill, so I guess I played part of the series).

 

[D20Dazza]

Is the Lendore Isle series, Bone Hill and the Assassin's Knot?

If so, then I voted correctly . .

But yeah, I have played/run in 80% of that, most of it more than once.

Why didn't you say the L series, yeah I've played/Dmed those so it's only Dungeonland I think I missed out on..

 

[S. Baldrick]

There are only 2 that I didn't play in or DM: Tomb of the Lizard King and The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth

 

[w_earle_wheeler]

When I played AD&D as a kid, we didn't have access to any AD&D modules! Or miniatures! Just the core books.

So all of the AD&D adventures I've used have been since the launch of 3e.


Against the Giants series: I ran a homemade conversion of this for third edition.

Tomb of Horrors: I played the first edition version of this at a special D&D game day.

White Plume Mountain: I ran the WotC updated version of this.

Temple of Elemental Evil: I played in the 3e version of this one.

 

[RFisher]

Unfortunately, I may never get to play many of these modules because it can be hard to find a party's worth of players who've never played any given module.