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Players infiltrate the demi-god IuzвЂ™s nightmare capital to free a military commander needed to defend the Shield Lands. So itвЂ™s 5 out of 5 stars.вЂќ вЂ“ Warpstone FluxД¬ity of Skulls (1993) is a second-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons adventure by Carl Sargent for characters of level 9-12. вЂњThis adventure has everything for me: intrigue and adventure coupled with the potential to save the world from a great threat that has just been exposed. The quest pits the party against the most powerful merchant house in Tyr. In an event-driven adventure, characters work to end a trade in beetles with a bite that neutralizes psionic power. Merchant House of Amketch (1993) is a second-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dark Sun adventure by Richard Baker for characters level 4-7. The result maintains player agency while still telling a real story.вЂќ вЂ“ The Fraternity of Shadows Some events act as set encounters, but thereвЂ™s also a big dungeon (cemetery) to crawl through at adventureвЂ™s end. Instead, players must investigate and interact with NPCs to figure out whatвЂ™s happening. Though, thereвЂ™s a deep, underlying story, itвЂ™s not a railroad. вЂњThe actual adventure is one of the better blends of plotted adventures and old-school adventuring found in the вЂ™90s.

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Night of the Walking Dead (1992) is a second-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Ravenloft adventure by Bill Slavicsek for characters of level 1-3.Д¬haracters investigate a series of murders an disappearances in a village plagued by walking dead. Even if you never play the adventure, you should go out of your way to read/download/borrow it just to see what an incredible example of storytelling and adventure writing it is.вЂќ вЂ“ Die Hard Game Fan вЂњ Vecna Lives! is one of my favorite adventures from second-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons and IвЂ™m ecstatic that itвЂ™s been made available on. Vecna Lives! (1991) is a second-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons adventure by David вЂњZebвЂќ Cook set in Greyhawk for characters of level 12-15.ДЄfter the Circle of Eight, GreyhawkвЂ™s legendary adventurers, die trying to stop VecnaвЂ™s return, their successors hunt the villain in a chase the across the world of Greyhawk. This is a glimpse behind Ed GreenwoodвЂ™s screen, giving the reader a chance to study his methods, which are very sound.вЂќ вЂ“ Advanced Gaming and Theory It will make you a better DM regardless of your skill level. вЂњ Ruins of Undermountain was as much stuff from Ed GreenwoodвЂ™s original gaming sessions as he could fit into a box. Rated 17th greatest adventure by Dungeon magazine. Most sections remain empty, a canvas for the dungeon masterвЂ™s creation. The first three levels of the mega-dungeon under the city of Waterdeep presents its content with different levels of detail: Some rooms have complete descriptions, while others have terse notes. Ruins of Undermountain (1991) is a second-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons adventure by Ed Greenwood. Presented simply and clearly enough for young folks, these adventures are also challenging and entertaining enough for experienced gamers.вЂќ вЂ“ Ken Rolston in Dragon 171. вЂњAbsolutely the best introductory adventures in print for D&D-game-style fantasy role-playing games (FRPGs). KingвЂ™s Festival and QueenвЂ™s Harvest (1989) are basic Dungeons & Dragons adventures by Carl Sargent.ДЄ pair of adventures that introduces new players to D&D with a variety of linked missions. For old hands who may be tiring of AD&D, it will be a welcome change.вЂќ вЂ“ Carl Sargent in White Dwarf issue 93. вЂњAs a first adventure for initiates, this canвЂ™t be beaten. Raw characters with no class levels wash up on the lost island of the pirate Sea King. Treasure Hunt (1987) is a first-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons adventure by Aaron Allston.

TodayвЂ™s post reveals the adventures that fell short of my 10 greatest, but merited consideration.

For my list of the 10 greatest adventures since 1985, nominations, reviews, and reputation led me to consider many more excellent adventures than fit a list of 10.

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