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I don't believe so, but if it came out and with a science fiction supplement I'd be all over that!

That's true. . . Fear my slap, foul. . .fowl!!!

As a group, we've never been able to do an Eastern inspired campaign for very long. I have no idea why, but I suspect that it might be that we just aren't as "into it" when talking about Samurai and Ninja as we are when we talk about Knights and Thieves. I can't really put my finger on it...

If WotC dares to redo "Against the Giants" in the Forgotten Realms I swear to God I will slap a kitten. I'll do it, I SWEAR!!!

Done. I, too, would enjoy seeing the results of the survey.

How do you utilize adventures? The two that I have purchased "Against the Giants" and "Scourge of the Sword Coast" were both bought for inspiration for my own campaigns and settings, and I also enjoyed reading them for the pure pleasure of it. The poll is open, choose all that apply to you.

This poll has already shown me what I wanted to know in terms of the amount of adventures people have/buy. I'm going to make a qualitative poll in a little bit, give me a while to formulate the choices. I agree with everyone that setting the highest option at "11+" minimizes the amount of...

mental block - an inability to remember or think of something you normally can do; often caused by emotional tension. I was in no way insulting anyone in this thread. Since we can't have a reasonable conversation, I'm done with you.

What are you talking about? You answer the poll with the choice that best suits you. If you have bought 11+ adventures, you choose that option. The poll is going to be skewed towards that option because I had to cut it off at some point and the purpose of the poll is to see numbers for people...

I see them, what's your point?

It's 11+ I don't understand the mental block here. The poll is designed to see if there are others, like myself, who don't really buy that many adventures. Yes, of course it's anecdotal because it's EN World, but it's anecdotal anyway because it's a poll with no real sample size or confidence...

That's actually extremely insightful and I'd have to agree now that you've said it. What do you think the odds are that WotC initiates some sort of subscription service for their adventures. Just by the marketing jargon being thrown around about a continuing story I find it very likely.

Yes, I'd count Pathfinder subscriptions. Why not? You're buying the adventures, you just have a plan for buying them. As far as DDI and Dungeon are concerned, I wouldn't count those for the purpose of the poll simply because they aren't purely adventure products. The main purpose of the poll...

How many Adventures have you bought in your RPG lifetime? The reason I'm polling the EN World community is that is seems like WotC is looking to sell a lot of adventures with D&D 5th Edition. I found that clashing with my own experience as I have, maybe, bought two adventures in my entire 15+...

Then I'll shut my mouth! :) I hadn't noticed that before. If this is true then they must, indeed, be leaning very heavily on adventures selling. Edit: Which is interesting, because I have maybe bought a total of two adventures in my entire 15 year run with D&D.

Eh, I don't think they'll add oodles of content to it. Errata is one thing, but more actual content? It's supposed to be the Basic Game, after all, not The Game.

It's just another option that would be next to PDF. Some RPG products have options for just the PDF or PDF + Softcover etc. This is fantastic news! I, too, would enjoy a POD option for it, just because I like a physical copy along with my digital copy.

I'd be all over a D&D show which switches between the players and their characters ala something like "Table Titans" but for TV. Something like Baldur's Gate would be grand, but I wouldn't want Baldur's Gate 3.0, give me something that stands on its own from a design point of view.

I voted for the Starter Set art. I like the rest of them quite a bit, except the Player's Handbook art doesn't evoke "Player's Handbook" to me. I'm sure that sounds strange! :D

I was hoping for around $40 a book, but I can understand getting it all for $150. However, I probably won't be able to get them for quite some time as I'm still unemployed (after 3 months) and just found out my wife is getting laid off from her corporate job. I'm saying this, not as a "look at...