Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Thanlok 11-19-05, 05:50 PM	Here's one to get the board fired up. What is your alltime favourite mod and who is your favourite author?
bythegawds 11-19-05, 10:47 PM	Excellent question. I haven't been able to narrow it down to any one mod but here are a few of my favorites: In no particular order... COR3-11 Forlorn Memories GRM3-09 In the Blink of an Unseeing Eye GRM5-01 The Commandant's Parlor YEO3-02 In Darkness, Despair GRM2-04 The Free Band COR5-04 Desecrators of the Lords' Tomb COR2-07 Ashes of Innocence GRM3-03 Shades of the Past YEO3-01 Guard Dogs SHE3-03 Shades of Gray SHE5-01 Sounds of Silence SHE4-07 A Matter of Trust SHE4-03 Breaking Point Please note that this list does not include Battle Interactives or Core Specials. Although these are my personal favorites for a variety of reasons, there are many, many more truly excellent modules out there. (...and yes, I'm a Gran March player)
Prochytes 11-20-05, 05:41 AM	Like the previous writer, I would not want to narrow it down to one, but here is my short list. There are many more out there that I have enjoyed as well, though: TSS3-02 & TSS3-03 Legacy of Madness COR2-08 Echo COR3-04 By Cunning and Forced Cause COR3-13 Traitor's Road COR3-19 Folly COR4-01 Shedding Scales COR4-13 A Wretched Soul COR4-16 The Frozen Spire.
JohnduBois 11-20-05, 07:42 AM	Having only been a player for about a year now, my list is much shorter: IUZ3-07 (I think): Infiltration FUR5-04: A Mine. A Plan. A Canard. Pandemonium! COR3-19: Folly (Still have my reroll for another month, too) FUR4-02: Death of a Knight FURint3-03: Tears of Garesteth IUZ4-01: Dorakka
NiTessine 11-20-05, 01:24 PM	Can't pick just one, since there have been so many excellent modules. So, I present a list of the most memorable and enjoyable ones that I've played and run. In no particular order... COR4-19: That Which Was Not Meant to Be Known COR5-02: Atonement COR5-05: The Voice of Reason TSS3-07: The Lance of Osson TSS4-04: Crossfire TSS4-05: A Private Little War TSS5-01: Ten Minutes NAE5-01: When Nightingales Sing... NAE5-02: Return to Gefjon
Simpi 11-21-05, 11:40 AM	Here is a list of some of my favorites i've played and DM:ed. My favorite authors are probably Creighton Broadhurst, Theron Martin, Paul Looby, Stuart Kerrigan and Chris Chesher, in no particular order. TSS3-07: The Lance of Osson TSS4-04: Crossfire TSS3-08 Prisoners of the Calling Mines COR4-19: That Which Was Not Meant to Be Known COR5-02: Atonement COR5-17 Time's Tide on Bright Sands (Best BoBS scenario so far) COR3-04 By Cunning & Forced Cause ONWI3-01 Escape from Obelstone ONW3-03 Glaives' Gathering ONW4-03 Greatest Enemy KEO4-06 Last Dance at Midnight COR2-08 Echo COR2-11 Escape from Tehn S.H, the guy from Naerie
AngusSmith 11-23-05, 05:04 PM	It's difficult to narrow it down to just one or two. My favorites, not necessarily in order of preference... Mods GEO2-06 Summer’s Passing GEO3-04 A Break in the Silence GEO3-06 Eternal Rites of Spring GEO4-06 Winter of Our Discontent GEO4-08 Massacre at Clear Sky GEO5-08 Sorrow as Deep as Night COR4-01 Shedding Scales SHE4-02 Check the Fine Print SHE4-06 Dark Clouds Over Istivin Authors Steve Adams Chad Clary Eric Menge Shawn Merwin John Pieper Steve Pierce Leigh Smith (have to list the wife ;)
slorak 11-23-05, 05:13 PM	One of my favorites has been: COR5-14 All Roads Lead to Rauxes It has one of the most fun non-combat "events" that I have ever encountered in a LG game. Not only that but the story is really detailed and interesting as well. If you get the chance to play it I strongly recommend it. It is a rather hard adventure though! Cheers, -Mike
Greyson 11-27-05, 12:58 AM	Anything by Paul Looby is great. My personal favorite is "The Traitor's Road."
Platinum 11-27-05, 01:56 PM	I've played over 100 mods. My two most favorite were: * Toecutter and * It never Rains in Nyrond. :) Only two mods made me regret playing them: SHE4-07 A Matter of Trust SHE4-03 Breaking Point ...In one mod, our 5 level 8 PCs were hit by an evert's black tentical that also produced the effect of an empowered Cloud kill that doesn't move (a L4+L7+ in one spell!); and even I couldn't escape with a +30 grapple! while the other mod started with the opportunity to cast buff spells before being teleported into an on going war, since I was a pure caster (mainly buffs) I burt 90% of my spells then the DM says: "You fight for x-hrs, get no XP/gp, your buffs are gone, you're damaged, you are not allowed to regain spells even when the sun came up." I used the other 10% of my spells to heal the party and was basicly no real help after that and HATED the whole mod as I had nothing to do. :mad:
Sceadeau 11-28-05, 03:24 PM	You should be careful not to give out spoilers (although those mods will only be legal to play for another month or so). My favorite mods to run have been the Gran March intro mod that involves players escorting an ex-ravager to the Halls of Purity (forget the name) and the two SERPENT mods, Shedding Scales and Clipping Wings. They all ooze with flavor and are ripe with role playing possibilities, which allows me a lot of fun while running. My least favorite is A matter of trust, for the reasons the person above posted. If it is run AS IS at the low end of the APL scale, it _will_ result in a TPK. As a judge, I have scaled down the death encounter at lower APLs to ensure everyone is challenged and can still have a good time (mostly by reducing the level/effects of that one ability)