I wanted to say Bloodsworn Vale, but the problem with a sequel is that it really depends how the first adventure ended. It would be great if it were about political intrigue/expanding the holdings of the PCs, but that assumes they have holdings following the adventure.
So, I'm going to go with Entombed w/the Pharaohs, though Crown of the Kobold King is a close second.
I'm running Bloodsworn now, but I voted for Crown of the Kobold King. IMC, the PCs are conquering Bloodsworn Vale and making their own towns and keeps, and I personally don't want to see that area developed by anyone except my group.
Darkmoon Vale, on the other hand, already has several adventures for it and a guide coming up. We could use more adventures in there; non-globe trotting DMs might appreciate it.
It was always going to be entombed with the pharoahs for me as it is my favourite module as of yet. Plus Osirion is an area just beging to be further explored.
Hard time choosing between the Crown of the Kobold King, Gallery of Evil and Conquest of the Bloodsworn Vale. Right now I'll stick with the first, just because the Falcon's Hollow environs are so damn cool.
I'll have to say carnival of tears. Haven't played the adventure, but with the upcoming guide to darkmoon vale, it would be great to have more adventures in that area....
How exactly are you defining sequel? An example from Dungeon, are these sequels like the Viktor Saint-Demain trilogy, or is it something like how "The Clockwork Fortress" is a sequel to the "Raiders of the Black Ice"? For GMM, I'd rather have the second than the first (unless it was one book or series of books like Pathfinder).
I can't believe all the votes coming in for Darkmoon Vale. Sniff, sniff. I am so saddened that all other living beings do not agree with my totally accurate and perfect opinion that Osirion RAWKS!
I can't believe all the votes coming in for Darkmoon Vale. Sniff, sniff. I am so saddened that all other living beings do not agree with my totally accurate and perfect opinion that Osirion RAWKS!
There's always room for two sequels Kruelaid my pal.
Or think of it this way... Darkmoon can get a another GM Module, and the 4th AP could be set in Osirion!
It's been said that after the 3RD AP, they're leaving Varisia...
Way to go Kortes! I have to say entombed as well. My second choice is bloodsworn vale, but I agree with Takasi that most players have probably been expanding that region on their own. I just wish I had more time to run all of these great modules!
Yes definitely keen to find out what is down that snaking passage in the Kobold Warrens...
Sequels not really needed - just some more fleshing out of the Darkmoon Vale area, with more background and new adventures. Make it into a proper campaign area.
A sequel to Carnival of Tears would be interesting.
I am also really liking the Haunted Forest. That wasn't an option...
The southern moors and the ruins of the forest kingdom of Narven have lots of potential.
Close one between Pharoahs and Kobold Crown - loved the former and find the setting interesting, but I'm intrigued by the hints of what is below the monastery in the latter.
Go forth my little koboldic minions. Convert the people to our liking of kobolds. Let us feast upon the adventures of a bloodsworn vale or an evil gallery. Go and feast. FEAST FEA...
While it may be behind in the poll Gallery of Evil was great. Give that Greer guy another shot. I hear he carries a gun to work...so say hello to my lil friend!
I voted for J1. Although I haven't run it yet, I really really love it! But as a player in D1, I have to say that this module is great, too. Last week a friend of mine and me started D2 as PBP-Game and the more I read and think about Kaer Maga the more I love this city! Please more modules in this one! Please!
Carnival of Tears essentially updates the setting to Kobold King, so I'd want to see that setting updated, which, granted, might be difficult to write. But I'd LOVE to see a political adventure in which the party takes on the lumber consortium, rather than just lie there and take exploitation.