Which of those adventures should I get?

[Nightfall]

Dog,

No not exactly but I figure since I've stopped posting like every 30 seconds...I'm in decent shape.

Maybe.

*isn't going to tempt fate*


In any case, Enemies of My Enemy is part 11 of Savage Tide. It's got Orcus, therefore goodness flows.

 

[Dog Moon]

Dog,

No not exactly but I figure since I've stopped posting like every 30 seconds...I'm in decent shape.

Maybe.

*isn't going to tempt fate*


In any case, Enemies of My Enemy is part 11 of Savage Tide. It's got Orcus, therefore goodness flows.

Huh, so apparently we'll be fighting Orcus in the Savage Tide then. We haven't gotten that far yet. Actually, probably better that I don't read. Can you forgive me since we will eventually be playing through it?

 

[Nightfall]

You don't actually FIGHT Orcus, he just shows up. However, yes I'll forgive you for making that assumption.

 

[Olaf the Stout]

[*]Doom of Listenshire - I liked this a lot, Ari Marmell (I believe) did this one. It is one of the better Mongoose adventures and that is saying a lot because they are all very good, you should check out their whole line, even the ones lost in the fog of KenzerCo.

catsclaw227, Doom of Listonshire is written by Ari Marmell, however it is not by Mongoose, it is a Necromancer Games adventure that was published through Kenzer.

Olaf the Stout

 

[meomwt]

Coils of Set - This one I seem to recall from long ago, is it a remake? I'll have to look at this more. I might be thinking of Temple of Ra Accursed by Set or something.

Coils of set is this adventure - published by Necromancer through Kenzer. And yes, you are thinking of "Temple of Ra Accursed by Set" - one of the coolest D&D Adventure Titles ever (never played it, saw it listed in a magazine 20 years ago and it still lingers in my head).

As for what the OP should buy... hmm... (ponders)

 

[Erik Mona]

I was just thinking the same thing. I think the only place I've seen that module name is in Lawrence Schick's Lost Worlds (is that what it was called?) book, but the name has stuck with me ever since.

--Erik

 

[kolikeos]

You do realize that "The Whispering Cairn" is the first adventure in the Age of Worms adventure path?

I do now.

 

[Treebore]

Wizards Amulet HAS BEEN REVISED to 3.5! A year or two ago.

Wizards Amulet REVISED to 3.5

Just scroll down about 2/3 of the page. Its links are right below the 3.0 version. It even has revised pre-gens available.

 

[meomwt]

More Information on the "Temple of Ra Accursed by Set."

An old Judges' Guild module, and at 16 pages, the title is longer than the adventure .

As for an adventure to get, my vote goes to Barakus right now. It has all types of adventure (urban, investigation, wilderness and dungeon) and is a great way to start a campaign. It's more free-form and less railroady than an AP and can be customised easily. I'm running it right now, and have included an old AEG adventure and Urban Decay from Dungeon 138 to bring the city more to life.

 

[Olaf the Stout]

Wizards Amulet HAS BEEN REVISED to 3.5! A year or two ago.

Wizards Amulet REVISED to 3.5

Just scroll down about 2/3 of the page. Its links are right below the 3.0 version. It even has revised pre-gens available.

Actually Treebore, while it has been revised, it wasn't a 3.5 revision. The revised version is still most definitely a 3.0 version. I think they just did some new maps and fixed some of the errors in the stat blocks.

Olaf the Stout