Master of the Game
First Post
I really hate it when adventures just give you a couple of suggestions of thing to do and then tell you to make up the rest. It seems to me that people who buy a ready-made adventure don't want to make up the rest, or they would have just written an adventure themselves to begin with.
Perhaps it's just my own personal bias, but I stopped buying adventures after I bought two "Giant Dungeons" back during second edition (Undermountain and Dragon Mountain) only to find them half-empty. Now every time I read an adventure like that it leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
I've been reading a lot of adventures lately, and most have moved away from this, but every time I see it (or even just a hint of it) I just want to put the book down in frustration.
Perhaps it's just my own personal bias, but I stopped buying adventures after I bought two "Giant Dungeons" back during second edition (Undermountain and Dragon Mountain) only to find them half-empty. Now every time I read an adventure like that it leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
I've been reading a lot of adventures lately, and most have moved away from this, but every time I see it (or even just a hint of it) I just want to put the book down in frustration.