Hmmm, Missing Persons is my favorite so far - worth the money for the sewer additions alone - and with a good solid story to boot. I twiddled around with the setting material a bit to fit it into the Iron Kingdoms, and it suits my campaign well. You just can't go wrong picking this one up, especially if you already have Gothic Realms.

While I have Something below I have not read it all the way through yet, but Dinas Fford is also quite good, in a 'buildup to a massive war' sort of way. For some reason it puts the March of Cambreadth in my head.

The Auld Grump

Missing Persons is excellent, but I have not had a chance to run it yet, but I have run Something Below and it is a HOOT!! It too has a good story and if you like dungeon crawls is very, very nice. If you like intrigue and a mystery, then Missing Persons, but if you like crawls... then Something Below.

Hell, just do like I did. Get 'em both.

Dinas Fordd has a good background and I like the story there as well.

So get all three that'll make EVERYONE happy!

CCotD'

Thanks for the replies!

Ya, Missing persons will be my first purchase in the series.

The main reasons are that I want to build a 'modular' sewer set and it looks like it expands on gothic works nicely.

Thanks for the replies and my gut was to pick up missing persons as the story seemed more intriguing...thanks again!