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There was an adventure printed called Hell's Heart, the third in the Victor St. Demain arc that began with Chimes of Midnight.
I THINK it was actually the first Dungeon printed after Paizo, unfortunately, lost control of the magazine. It was still a great adventure though!
You may have to 'file off the serial numbers' on some of the Eberron references, assuming you aren't playing in said campaign setting.

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There was a computer game called Sanitarium. It's not exactly what you're looking for, but you could refer to it for inspiration.

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Tears at Bitter Manor's second act takes place in a sanitarium. Really good, creepy module overall. It's a module intended to take characters from 5 to 7, and it's PFS sanctioned, if you care about that kind of thing.
PFS sanctioning means of course, you only go up one level.

Aviel |

There was a computer game called Sanitarium. It's not exactly what you're looking for, but you could refer to it for inspiration.
I own this game and I love it.
Years ago I wrote an adventure called Where Madness Dwells that is set in an asylum. It's a 3E adventure, but it is free.
Can I just google it to find it? Hrm well I suppose there is one way to answer that.
Thanks everyone. I am going to look into these. Except Runelords, I ran that whole adventure. ^_^

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DrSwordopolis wrote:Tears at Bitter Manor's second act takes place in a sanitarium. Really good, creepy module overall. It's a module intended to take characters from 5 to 7, and it's PFS sanctioned, if you care about that kind of thing.PFS sanctioning means of course, you only go up one level.
Two chronicles for that one, actually. (The more recent modules have had multiple chronicles, ever since they shifted to the new format.)

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Where Madness Dwells is a d20 adventure set in an asylum, and available for free at Drivethrurpg.
Evocative City Sites: Bedlam Asylum (PFRPG) by Rite Publishing ($1.39)
DCC #34: Cage of Delirium seems to be a very interesting adventure for Ravenloft. It takes place in a haunted asylum, and judging from this review i think it features a ghostly villain.

Greg A. Vaughan Pathfinder Creative Director, Frog God Games |
Hi Aviel,
The Mires of Mourning, available here at Paizo sounds like it'd be right up your alley.
In Endzeitgeist's excellent (as usual) review that he posted here, he correctly pointed out its brevity, as it was essentially designed for con play and had to fit in the usual 4-5 hour time slot, but it gives many opportunities to expand and slow things down (if you want) or play it at the up-tempo pace used at cons (if you'd rather do that).
Anyway, the whole thing revolves around the still-active portions and in-ruins portions of Mourninghaven Sanitarium deep in the Creeping Mire, so I think you'd find it useful for what you're looking for.

Mortagon |

Here's my Asylum adventure. I've used some stuff from the Gothic compendium but most of it should be easily replaced or ignored. The adventure was originally meant to be used as an interlude in my old Crimson Throne Campaign hence the references to Korvosa and Shoanti's,but it can easily be ignored or replaced with something else. I never got to play this adventure myself so I hope someone here might want to give it a try.

Aviel |

Here's my Asylum adventure. I've used some stuff from the Gothic compendium but most of it should be easily replaced or ignored. The adventure was originally meant to be used as an interlude in my old Crimson Throne Campaign hence the references to Korvosa and Shoanti's,but it can easily be ignored or replaced with something else. I never got to play this adventure myself so I hope someone here might want to give it a try.
I think I waited to long to try and get this. The link doesn't work. Sorry!
I am running the Crimson Throne module, we are on the last book. The asylum is for a different group, for when one of the members can't play.