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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 5830347" data-attributes="member: 22424">My understanding (and I may be wrong) is that WotC have released 2 APs, but they are &quot;Scales of War&quot; and the HPE1-3 series. As I understand it, the &quot;Chaos Scar&quot; adventures are very loosely linked, but not in an Adventure Path as such.From what I've heard, neither &quot;Scales of War&quot; nor HPE1-3 are particularly well regarded, I'm afraid. Again, from what I've heard, the &quot;Chaos Scar&quot; adventures are considerably better.There are two other 4e Adventure Paths, although neither is from WotC: &quot;War of the Burning Sky&quot; and &quot;Zeitgeist&quot;. My understanding is that these are both very well done. (WotBS was also done for 3e, and the adventures I read from the series were certainly high-quality.)Finally, there are various conversions out there for Paizo's paths, which may well be worth checking out. As I understand it, these should be easy to find from Paizo's own site.Again I should reiterate that this is just what I've heard; I have almost no direct experience with the adventures in question. (Except P1 &quot;King of the Trollhaunt Warrens&quot;, which did not impress.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 5830347, member: 22424"] My understanding (and I may be wrong) is that WotC have released 2 APs, but they are "Scales of War" and the HPE1-3 series. As I understand it, the "Chaos Scar" adventures are very loosely linked, but not in an Adventure Path as such. From what I've heard, neither "Scales of War" nor HPE1-3 are particularly well regarded, I'm afraid. Again, from what I've heard, the "Chaos Scar" adventures are considerably better. There are two other 4e Adventure Paths, although neither is from WotC: "War of the Burning Sky" and "Zeitgeist". My understanding is that these are both very well done. (WotBS was also done for 3e, and the adventures I read from the series were certainly high-quality.) Finally, there are various conversions out there for Paizo's paths, which may well be worth checking out. As I understand it, these should be easy to find from Paizo's own site. Again I should reiterate that this is just what I've heard; I have almost no direct experience with the adventures in question. (Except P1 "King of the Trollhaunt Warrens", which did not impress.) [/QUOTE]

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