The Keep on the Borderlands and the Caves of Chaos, dcc ?

[Blood Axe]

I remember this adventure fondly, cutting my teeth on D&D back in early 80's with the Moldvay magenta box set.
Fun stuff.
It would be neat to revamp this old classic for DCC and map it in the unique style. Cut back the treasure a bit and change those plain generic +1 sword or shield into something with flavor.

[Raven_Crowking]

You should consider making use of Appendix N Adventures The Vile Worm and The Treacherous Cobtraps if you do so.

[Blood Axe]

You should consider making use of Appendix N Adventures The Vile Worm and The Treacherous Cobtraps if you do so.

Great idea. I have them on hand.

[Max_The_Judge]

I'm running my PCs through The Temple of Elemental Evil right now. Let me tell you, those classic modules, they're boring and repetitive. Open the door, fight the monsters, loot the room, repeat. I've had to significantly punch up the encounters to keep my players from falling asleep. The good news is that that's not hard to do. Just give better, more detailed descriptions of the monsters (relationships between them, quirks in behavior, goals outside of just killing the party, links to other monsters encountered in other parts of the module, etc.), replace a monster encounter or two with a puzzle or NPC encounter, add some interesting traps, etc. For Temple of Elemental Evil I'm adding one detail to every room that adds up to an entire side plot about strife between the Earth, Air, Fire, and Water factions of the temple.

I second the recommendation of the Brave Halfling modules. They're really well written and a lot of fun.

[Blood Axe]

Max, I know exactly what you are saying. The Caves would need to be changed a bit. More details & description, ramp things up a bit.

I think each "-cave" could be tackled as a seperate project. Kobolds, Goblins, etc.