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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 5273113" data-attributes="member: 7635">Well, to make what I want a little clearer...The prime thing that is tiring me out is &quot;dungeon prep&quot;. That is, having an adventure that is level appropriate, thematic, and interesting by drawing my own maps, stocking the dungeon with monsters/traps/etc (and fiddling with the numbers to make it appropriate to the PCs level), balancing treasure, lather, rinse, repeat.My groups not against dungeons, as long as there is a reason to go there and short breaks in between. I can handle creating that much, but I want the dungeons stocked and ready to go! I chose the two Goodman ones as examples of &quot;light APs&quot; where the DM adds his own special sauce in, vs. Paizo's more traditional story-based APs. Both appeal for different reasons. I could technically just run module-to-module (as Windjammer said, the&nbsp; Goodman ones are essentially that) and that is a possibility as well, but I wanted to first see if any of the &quot;professionally done&quot; APs were worth it first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 5273113, member: 7635"] Well, to make what I want a little clearer... The prime thing that is tiring me out is "dungeon prep". That is, having an adventure that is level appropriate, thematic, and interesting by drawing my own maps, stocking the dungeon with monsters/traps/etc (and fiddling with the numbers to make it appropriate to the PCs level), balancing treasure, lather, rinse, repeat. My groups not against dungeons, as long as there is a reason to go there and short breaks in between. I can handle creating that much, but I want the dungeons stocked and ready to go! I chose the two Goodman ones as examples of "light APs" where the DM adds his own special sauce in, vs. Paizo's more traditional story-based APs. Both appeal for different reasons. I could technically just run module-to-module (as Windjammer said, the Goodman ones are essentially that) and that is a possibility as well, but I wanted to first see if any of the "professionally done" APs were worth it first. [/QUOTE]

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