I assume Allan that the answer should be 18 different modules?

When you mention angmar and Heike Kubasch it reminded me of the one time I actually played Rolemaster with the ice folks. Heike was snippy and dismissive of my 19 year old self, and really made the experience unpleasant. All of my dealings with Coleman Charlton on the other hand were wonderful. He gave me his direct number while we speaking at a gencon, and I would occasionally call him so he could answer a rules question. He was always polite and helpful.

Day 9 - A Module That You've Never Played:  _Pavis_ and _Big Rubble_ by Greg Stafford, Steve Perrin, Oliver Dickinson, & Diverse Hands at From Kuroth's Quill - grodog's AD&D blog: Kellri's 18 Module Challenge - Day 9: Pavis and Big Rubble

stratochamp wrote in Kellri's 18 Day Module Challenge:When you mention angmar and Heike Kubasch it reminded me of the one time I actually played Rolemaster with the ice folks. Heike was snippy and dismissive of my 19 year old self, and really made the experience unpleasant. All of my dealings with Coleman Charlton on the other hand were wonderful. He gave me his direct number while we speaking at a gencon, and I would occasionally call him so he could answer a rules question. He was always polite and helpful.

Did that influence your appreciation of their writing, Bill?---I imagine it would turn me off if a designer I met was a jerk!

Bracton wrote in Kellri's 18 Day Module Challenge:And there is nothing a DM appreciates more than a player with the phone number of a game's designer, so the player can call for a review of the DM's decisions.  

Hilarious, Mark!

Allan.

Day 12 - A Module From My Youth:  "Treasure of the Dragon Queen" by Rutgers University Gamers @ From Kuroth's Quill - grodog's AD&D blog: Kellri's 18 Module Challenge - Day 12: "Treasure of the Dragon Queen" by Rutgers University Gamers

Allan.

Day 14 - A Module I Would Run for First-Time Players:  Starstone by Paul Vernon Lydiate @ From Kuroth's Quill - grodog's AD&D blog: Kellri's 18 Module Challenge - Day 14:  Starstone by Paul Vernon Lydiate

Allan.

After losing Day 15 and Day 17, I threw in the towel on blogging about Scot Hoover's 18 Day Module Challenge.  Here are my final selections:

Day 15 - A Module I Like Based on a Book or Film:  Court of Ardor by Terry K. Amthor
Day 16 - My Favorite Gary Gygax Module: G3 Hall of the Fire Giant King by Gary Gygax @ From Kuroth's Quill - grodog's AD&D blog: Kellri's 18 Module Challenge - Day 16: G3 Hall of the Fire Giant King by Gary Gygax
Day 17 - A Module I'm Saving for the Right Time:  D3 Vault of the Drow by Gary Gygax
Day 18 - A Module from the Year I Began to Play:  there are no modules I've played from 1977 (and few published---Tegel Manor is the only one that readily came to mind), so I went with Outdoor Geomorphs Set One: Walled City by Gary Gygax

I planned several follow-one posts that tied back to my various Runners Up selections, and a few additional categories that came to mind as variations on some of Scot's themes.  

My thanks to Kellri for putting the challenge together

Allan.