I think I've said it before - I generally gave up on writing specifically D&D adventures because I kept getting ingredients that were too weird or too modern. Troika works well. I also did well for myself when I essentially went "Who cares what game this is for!" And started to just write fun and zany system-agnostic adventures.
I can at least say a decade-plus for me, at this point. Doesn't quite make me feel as old as working with college students does, but it's up there
I've been in three championship matches, and the only one I lost was the only that was explicitly a D&D adventure. A lot the adventures I've written that I look back on the most fondly were all system-agnostic (and one set in the Supernatural RPG, of all things)
The Winchesters have their place.
The sooner, the better. It would be nice to have the weekend to examine where things went horribly wrong
