D&D 5E Which (Official) Adventures Have You Completed

[LordEntrails]

I don't even know what that is.

Storm Lord's Wrath, Sleeping Dragon Wake, Divine Contention. Three adventure that follow after Icespire Peak. Originally they were the "Beyond Icespire" trilogy, but were then released on all the the digital platforms. Not sure if they were printed or not (since I don't buy print).

My curiosity about them is because they are so poorly known. They are official WotC releases, yet the seem to have been stealth released

 

[Reynard]

Your poll is invalid because it does not include "none of the above" as an option.

"None of the above" is simply not answering...

 

[Reynard]

Storm Lord's Wrath, Sleeping Dragon Wake, Divine Contention. Three adventure that follow after Icespire Peak. Originally they were the "Beyond Icespire" trilogy, but were then released on all the the digital platforms. Not sure if they were printed or not (since I don't buy print).

My curiosity about them is because they are so poorly known. They are official WotC releases, yet the seem to have been stealth released

I guess I'd say that means you haven't finished Icespire Peak unless you have done those too?

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

"None of the above" is simply not answering...

So you are going to marginalize all the gaming groups who only play 5E with homebrew? If past surveys are to believed, as many people only play homebrew as play the official adventures in the Realms, so that is a big chunk of gamers, especially on a site like this, that you are willing to ignore.

 

[Reynard]

So you are going to marginalize all the gaming groups who only play 5E with homebrew? If past surveys are to believed, as many people only play homebrew as play the official adventures in the Realms, so that is a big chunk of gamers, especially on a site like this, that you are willing to ignore.

No. The poll is intended to compare the WotC adventures amongst themselves. People that don't play any of WotC's published adventures simply aren't relevant to the question at hand.

 

[LordEntrails]

I guess I'd say that means you haven't finished Icespire Peak unless you have done those too?

I haven't played Icespire, and with my current group won't.

I'm actually using SLW et al as a followup to Dragon Heist. They actually fit really well. They take place in the village/town of Leilon, which is on the norht edge of the Mere of Dead Men, which is half way between Waterdeep and Neverwinter. Since my party ended up earning a some favor of Vajra and wanting to be Grey Hands, it is a great lead in to SLW. Only a few very minor changes (moving the location of the first encounter and changing the party from being agents of Neverwinter to agents of Waterdeep).

IMO, these are not revolutionary or incredible adventures, but they are solid, classic adventures that are usable as is and can be expanded pretty easily.

 

[Reynard]

It's interesting that Strahd is pretty high in the "completed" rankings. I neither have played nor own it. What do you think makes that adventure more likely to have been completed? is it more fun? Better written? Shorter?

 

[FitzTheRuke]

It's interesting that Strahd is pretty high in the "completed" rankings. I neither have played nor own it. What do you think makes that adventure more likely to have been completed? is it more fun? Better written? Shorter?

It's good, but overall, I think Shorter is the main reason why more people have finished it.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

The only reason I've yet to run it was because over half of my one table have already played through it. Otherwise, I'd have gleefully tackled it.

It's interesting that Strahd is pretty high in the "completed" rankings. I neither have played nor own it. What do you think makes that adventure more likely to have been completed? is it more fun? Better written? Shorter?

 

[Ancalagon]

Does The Lost Laboratory Of Kwalish count?

because if no, then the answer is zero.