[3.5] Best Dungeon Crawl published.

[Ruinix]

what is/are the best dungeon crawl published in the each level range with all the content ready for play ala Red Hand of Doom but dungeon.

[Tael]

I personally like City of the Spider Queen, and the Sunless Citadel series. The first starts at level 10, and the Citadel is a series of adventures that runs from 1-20, although I believe the earlier ones are better.

[Ruinix]

thx for the input.

keep coming ppl.

[true_shinken]

Temple of Elemental Evil is awesome.

[Ruinix]

isn't ToEE 3.0 ?

[Thalnawr]

ToEE is actually 1st Ed. RETURN to the Temple of Elemental Evil is 3.0, but then so are all the other suggestions in this thread.

[Ruinix]

so? there isn't any good dungeon crawl published by wotc ?!?! can't be !

alternatively, any good convertion of a good dungeon crawl from any other edition TO 3.5 ?

[Volos]

Well there is always the Tomb. :smallcool:

[Ruinix]

haha i was trying to avoid ToH

[arguskos]

World's Largest Dungeon. :smallcool:

Also, RoTEE *is* WotC-published. So is Ruins of Undermountain, which is pretty enjoyable.

[Tvtyrant]

A guy made a 3.5 one that I love called "the abyssal campaign" which involves convincing Demogorgon to kill a demon lord that holds your souls.

[Tael]

so? there isn't any good dungeon crawl published by wotc ?!?! can't be !

alternatively, any good convertion of a good dungeon crawl from any other edition TO 3.5 ?

Actually, City of the Spider Queen and Sunless Citadel are published by WotC. And you would never know that they were both 3.0 at first glance, there is practically nothing you would need to want change. (As in, I'm running CotSQ right now, and I haven't changed anything.)

[Ankhman]

what are the follow-up-adventures to the sunless citadel?

[Thurbane]

Can't remember the level range off the top of my head, but Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk was the best (most enjoyable) dungeon-based adventure I've played in 3.5. I am biased, since I'm a huge Greyhawk fan...

[Thalnawr]

what are the follow-up-adventures to the sunless citadel?
I believe it's modules like the Forge of Fury, Speaker in Dreams, The Standing Stone, Heart of Nightfang Spire, Lord of the Iron Fortress, and Bastion of Broken Souls. I don't think there's much to tie them together as a coherent story, however, they were all published within a year of the 3e release. They also seem to span the level ranges of 1-20 with random encounters and GM creativity filling the gaps.