Even though they never made it into a supermodule. I think the Saltmarsh series (U1-3) would be the best.



Great game balance, Great Surprises.

They really gave players a chance to use their brains.



Follow U1-3 with I7 Baltrons Beacon for more fun in the same vein..



T-4 followed by S4 (Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth) and then the GDQ series

and finally S1 is another great campaign. More combat than thinking but still good.

I always skipped Q1 in the GDQ series as I though it to be a very very poor module..it made no sense..giant spider ship..yeah right..and for a major deity of the drow LLolth was a pussy cat. It was so much better to end the series with D3 by capturing LLolth  (after a BIG battle) in the Prison of Zagyg gained in S4 (for a short time anyway).

Is it me...I have never played the Temple of Elemental Evil supermod.  The GDQ mod took practically all summer if I recall correctly (going back a ways now).  It was a blast to DM.  Hard as hell, but still a blast!  The S series wasn't fluid enough and I sure as hell didn't want to introduce SiFi crap into the campaign.  Even if the characters would have never learned how to use the items.  The slavelord series was good as well.  I had issues with the Bloodstone stuff.  I thought it was munchkinism at best.

I always loved the Bloodstone mods, just because they WERE munchkin cheesefest fun.  I mean, by the 4th one you are taking on iconic dieties and monsters...

Another decent series IMHO was UK2 and UK3.  Pretty decent plot, it didn't guide the party by the nose, and had a fair amount of detail to it.  I think they actually just got redone for Living Greyhawk if I'm not mistaken.

Anybody ever play through Desert of Desolation?  I thought the regular single mods were okay, but I just got my claws on a copy of the supermodule edition (its actually sitting in the rental office of my complex because I got home late today, so I can't wait to check it out).