D&D 5E Which WotC 5E Adventure Makes the Best Sandbox?

[pukunui]

Honestly pretty surprising they haven't revisited Daggerford in an AP in a big way (aside from a little bit in SKT).

It's not the only place they haven't revisited ... but you make a fair point. Of the D&D Next adventures, two have already had revisits (Legacy of the Crystal Shard --> Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden and Murder in Baldur's Gate --> Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus).

It's about time Ghosts of Dragonspear Castle and Scourge of the Sword Coast got a revisit. (Dead in Thay has already been republished, sans the Scourge connecting tissue, in Tales from the Yawning Portal.)

 

[Mistwell]

There still isn't enough love for Tomb of Annihilation. Such a good sandbox.

 

[Parmandur]

It's not the only place they haven't revisited ... but you make a fair point. Of the D&D Next adventures, two have already had revisits (Legacy of the Crystal Shard --> Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden and Murder in Baldur's Gate --> Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus).

It's about time Ghosts of Dragonspear Castle and Scourge of the Sword Coast got a revisit. (Dead in Thay has already been republished, sans the Scourge connecting tissue, in Tales from the Yawning Portal.)

True, Neverwinter is the real big glaring omission so far. Luskan and the Silver Marches (though also in SKT) also seem like they could support a campaign. Though I tend to suspect we will see a demphasis on the Sword Coast in the near future.

 

[pukunui]

There still isn't enough love for Tomb of Annihilation. Such a good sandbox.

Agreed. I enjoyed running it the first time, but I enjoyed it even more the second time when I delayed the ticking clock and just let the PCs explore all the fun little adventure sites around the jungle (many of which my first group missed due to the time pressure).