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Legend
Lanefan said:I'd far rather see individual adventure modules than a hardcover book. That way, I can pick and choose which ones I want to buy (probably but not always the ones I'd also want to run).
Depends. If the products are an "Adventure Path", I would prefer to see them marketed as such, designed as such, and handled under the assumption that you're going to get them all. That being the case, I think the best formats are either the single hardcover book or presentation in Dungeon magazine.
(My reason for this is that if the adventures are designed from the start to go together, you'll get a far more coherent whole than if they're seperate modules that just happen to be in a chain - compare the first WotC Adventure Path with any of the Dungeon paths.)
If, however, the adventures are designed to stand alone, then they absolutely should be marketed as thin paperback modules, possibly with seperate covers.
And I can absolutely see the value in both styles of product.