Shadows of Undrentide if you haven't played it yet. That campaign is also the prequel to Hordes of the Underdark. Both of those campaigns are the best of the official content. Paladins get extra love in Shadows of Undrentide, if curious.

Otherwise, Siege of Shadowdale > Crimson Tides of Tethyr > Tyrants of the Moonsea. All three are connected, fun, and improve in quality as you progress through the modules. And finally, Aielund Saga is very good, it actually has more of a party system where you can somewhat control your companions.

As a bonus, I've heard great things about Swordflight, but you would need to go seek it out and install it from the Neverwinter Vault to play it. From my understanding, its a very good module series with higher difficulty when compared to other modules. Someday I will be getting around to it myself.

Originally posted by Elder Borjoyzee:

Shadows of Undrentide if you haven't played it yet. That campaign is also the prequel to Hordes of the Underdark. Both of those campaigns are the best of the official content. Paladins get extra love in Shadows of Undrentide, if curious.

Otherwise, Siege of Shadowdale > Crimson Tides of Tethyr > Tyrants of the Moonsea. All three are connected, fun, and improve in quality as you progress through the modules. And finally, Aielund Saga is very good, it actually has more of a party system where you can somewhat control your companions.

As a bonus, I've heard great things about Swordflight, but you would need to go seek it out and install it from the Neverwinter Vault to play it. From my understanding, its a very good module series with higher difficulty when compared to other modules. Someday I will be getting around to it myself.

honestly depends on how powerful you want to be.

SOU feels like a stand alone game, whereas both of them line up with HoU

if you want to be insanely powerful you can in theory play either the OG campaign then SoU or vice versa (thats what I did the first time I played back when I had these on hard disk) if you do that though you might level up once in the entire first act of the second game you play

Play online server.. this game was built for multiplayer original campaign just sucks

Originally posted by Jámez Bondo:

I bought the complete adventured edition - which module should I start with? Played the OG campaign back when it was first released, so maybe not that one.

Honestly, and I mean honestly King Maker is a great little module to get you back in the game If you know hot to play.

If the adventure Edition comes with Darkness over Daggerford I will always, and I mean always shill for that module. It really feels like a complete adventure.