Night of the Walking Dead - along similar lines, it's a great example of a non-dungeon crawl adventure, which is where Ravenloft shines. The Evil Eye - as Joel said, the hugeness and detail of it all, and the unconventional setting, along with lots of room for DM elaboration, and an unconventional major villian. So what have been the best modules for the forum goers here? It can be just a glorified random encounter (albeit an excellent one), or it can be a miniature campaign like the Evil Eye.

While for obvious reasons, those specifically designed for RL will be the most common, if you think there is an utterly perfect scenario somewhere else (Heroes of Horror perhaps), it can apply as well. Likewise, while I say pre-made, if some adventures need just a little tweaking to get them to work perfectly, mention that as well.Īlso, this is open to all modules that can be run in Ravenloft. What adventure truly exhibits the gothic horror that is Ravenloft? What adventure makes your players get involved in the story, care about the characters involved? What adventure gets you excellent results, but doesn't force you to go crazy trying to manage fifty different elements.īasically, Best can mean either most successful, inherently interesting, appealing to players, or simply extremely cost-efficient in terms of DM effort to player satisfaction. To define terms, Best is taken to be as the most successful. What are, in your opinion, the best pre-made adventures modules for Ravenloft? Basically a question I thought I'd toss out to the public here and see what response it gets.

Best ravenloft adventures