As a sort of counter part to the Best Module thread, I ask this:

What is your personally favorite module? Why do you like it so much? When is the last time you played in/ran it?

Do you mean the german boxed set:
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or the Supermodule:
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The former should be availale on ebay.de for not too much money.

In Greyhawk I`d place it in the  far west (Erypt), reachable by portal or teleportation or something like that:
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As I recall (and I could be wrong) the original modules weren't set in FR but were just in a generic egyptain setting and were later transplanted to the Realms.  I see no reason why they shouldn't be set somewhere in the west of Oerth near the Baklunish lands or even in the Sea of Dust.

We played exclusively Greyhawk. (There was no FR back then) We located the I3-5 set there without problem. Of course, that was before the supermodule was printed.
Man...I am getting old...

Back to the thread at hand...I'll stick with the campaign style modules...

Of course the A series comes to mind. Played them as they came out and it took a long time to get through it (I DMed). I guess it is hard to put them in perspective today, but those module were very good. Each one had numerous new monsters, great problem-solving situations and some great enemy NPCs. Who can forget that blind fighter that has a ring of fire resistence and jumps into the huge fire pit and hurls globs of flaming grease at the PCs! Guys from my group still remember that encounter - from 20 freaking years ago! It still makes them shiver     Ah yes, the good old days...simple yet new everyday...

You might be thinking Mystara because GAZ2 suggested those modules for a Nithian campaign, along with I9.  It could work in Ylaruam or Nithia with some modifications.

Shingen wrote:As a sort of counter part to the Best Module thread, I ask this:

What is your personally favorite module? Why do you like it so much? When is the last time you played in/ran it?

I have two favorites.  B1 In Search of the Unknown was the first module I ever adventured in, as well as the first I ever DM'ed.  Through the years, it's served as a great starting out point for neophyte gamers of all varieties, and is especially good for those who have never played RPGs ever...it's kind of the dungeon that meets expectations of new gamers, as well as being completely generic in that any monsters/encounters can be placed withing.  Through the years, I've ran it probably 15 times and always tried to put a sinister villain type on the lower level exit room so that the first adventure can end up a cool and sometimes deadly confrontation.  Many first/second level parties have found the secret back entrance at great cost, but I have to honestly say that I have never, not once, heard a negative word about the adventure anytime I have ever ran it. The last time I ran it was a couple of years ago for a beginning party of kids who had never played an RPG before (ages 12-16) and they had a blast.
   Second would have to be the Giant series G1-3.  I have many fond memories as do my players because it was the first "published" adventures I put them through after going through homebrewed crap I had created to get them up to 7th level or so (during 1979 or so I believe).  That group also went through D1-3 as well as Q1, taking several years of on and off gaming.  Through the years I've run the G series many, many times, and I've had players actually go through it multiple times as parts of different campaigns in the last 20+ years. They didn't care, they still loved it.  I've ran it in Greyhawk, in the Forgotten Realms, in generic settings, and in my own campaign world. About half the funny gaming stories I have come from the giant feasting room in G1 Steading of the Hill Giant Chief!!!  Pretty much a classic.  The last time I ran it was recently, a group I am running now is going through a "classics" campaign of 1st edition modules I've adapted to 2nd edition, and they just finished G1-3 and are in the middle of D1 Descent Into the Depths right now.  The classics campaign consisted of B1, B2, X1, L1, FRQ1 (Ok, not a classic, or even 1st edition, but I always wanted to run it), T1-4, G1-3 and now the D-series. Lots of fun, even though some of the guys have been through most of the above adventures already. There's someting about your first giant kill....you just never forget.....

Mike B.

My favorite would have to be the original Ravenloft.  I loved playing it and I enjoyed it just as much years later when I DM'ed it for the first time.  Strahd was a great character and I made him a complete badass.

A close second was the Giants series.  There was so much bloodshed and loot to be found.  Finding out later that they led into the rest of the Descent and Drow modules made it even better.

Now that is bizarre....

I ran I6 on Halloween when it first came out. I think it was released in late Summer and I planned to run it Halloween night. We played the whole thing that night. That was a long time ago.