Best non-AP modules?

[gorrath]

What are the best Paizo modules (3.5 and PFRPG)??

Thanks

[GeraintElberion]

gorrath wrote:

What are the best Paizo modules (3.5 and PFRPG)??

Thanks

It depends what you want them for.

Gallery of Evil is a better horror adventure but Curse of the Riven Sky is a better high-level module.

[Gorbacz]

The entire Falcon's Hollow Saga is amazing.

Tower of the Last Baron is excellent.

Beyond the Vault of Souls is, while slightly flawed, an enchanted experience.

[Jason Lillis]

The first RPG Superstar entry, "Clash of the Kingslayers" is great fun. Fantastic twist about half way through.

[Steel_Wind]

As reviewed on Chronicles: Pathfinder Podcast so far,

Of the stand-alone modules Paizo has released for PFRPG, the "best" would be City of Golden Death, followed by From Shore to Sea as a close runner up.

However, I would suggest that The Six-Fold Trial, as the 2nd Council of Thieves AP installment may be easily converted into a stand-alone module with almost ZERO effort.

At that point, I would have to say that The Six-Fold Trial is the best module Paizo has yet released, bar none. It is, quite frankly, a masterpiece and compares favorably head-to-head with almost any module, for any system, in any genre, at any period of time, since Original Dungeons and Dragons was first released in 1974.

Yes, The Six-Fold Trial really is that good. Arguably, it's the best module ever created. It is, in my opinion, among the top five modules of all time.

Obviously, there is not a great deal of room to give a more favorable an opinion of a module than that.

As for why - that's the subject of Episode #010 of Chronicles: PFPC, due out in the next few days.