Best Deadlands modules? (any edition)

[Grod_The_Giant]

I've had a hankering for something different lately, and I was thinking that weird west might fit the bill. I really like what I've read about Deadlands, and--to the relief of my over-burdened brain--it looks like there are a bunch of published adventures and modules. Can anyone recommend a good one?

(Edition doesn't particularly matter to me--I don't mind redoing statblocks, and there's a solid chance my group winds up voting for a familiar generic system like STaRS anyway)

[Thane of Fife]

It's not an official Deadlands adventure, but there's a free supernatural western/horror module out there called Cray Canyon Cold Snap that I thought was pretty good and ran to some success. It was hosted at www222.pair.com/sjohn/cray.htm , but I think you'll have to go through the Wayback Machine to find it now.

In terms of Classic Deadlands adventures, On Hallowed Ground looked neat to me, though I never actually ran it (my main concern would be that I don't know how obvious it would be how to fight the villain), and I know that Night Train has a reputation for being incredibly deadly.

[Libertad]

I haven't exhaustively read the Classics, but I have a lot of experience with the Savage Worlds versions. I'm very fond of Coffin Rock, and it serves as a fantastic open world 'entry level' to the Weird West.

I actually did a review of it back in 2019. (https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/lets-read-deadlands-coffin-rock.842411/)

I also like the Flood. (https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/lets-read-deadlands-the-flood-reckoner-series.840239/) It's the closest thing Deadlands has to an open world sandbox and lets the PCs change the world in a big way unlike the other big Reckoner Series adventures.

[Grod_The_Giant]

I also like the Flood. (https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/lets-read-deadlands-the-flood-reckoner-series.840239/) It's the closest thing Deadlands has to an open world sandbox and lets the PCs change the world in a big way unlike the other big Reckoner Series adventures.
It does look pretty cool. How does Stone and a Hard Place stack up? I don't mind a bit of railroading if the route is fun, and I like the idea of going for the most classically Western motif.

(The Last Sons also sounded neat, but I'm kinda leery about touching something so centered on Native American tribes.)

[Libertad]

You know what, here's a bit archive of various in-depth reviews of all sorts of products. (https://writeups.letsyouandhimfight.com/) I authored a few of them. Scroll down to the "Deadlands" section (alphabetical) and you'll see a bunch by me.

Stone & A Hard Place is the worst of the Reckoner megacampaigns IMO. In short it takes the worst aspects of metaplot ****ery, makes Stone suffer from Badass Decay, and its sidequests are a joke.

Good Intentions is the next-best after the Flood, although it has some things to look out for.

The Last Sons is kind of mixed in my view. I don't know if I'd recommend it without some heavy alterations.

[Xaotiq1]

Night Train (https://peginc.com/store/deadlands-dime-novel-night-train-original-pdf/) is a fun ride. There's even a sequel (https://peginc.com/store/deadlands-reloaded-for-whom-the-whistle-blows/) that uses Savage Worlds rules.