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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 7799317" data-attributes="member: 6796661">Moreover, WotC DOES publish small modules and in a cheap and convenient PDF format. There are MANY great adventure's league modules on DMs Guild, written by many of the same professionals that work on the hardcovers as well as many more good artists you may not have had the pleasure of encountering. Any you can get it without having to drive to your FLGS or wait for Amazon to ship it you.[Stepping up onto my soap box]I don't get the kvetching about the lack of early-era style D&D modules.  We have them. Lot's of them. And not reprints--brand new adventures. That are very affordable. What more do these folks want? Are they angry that they don't have to drive to a mall, park, walk to the Walden Books, and enjoy a Cinnabon while paging through their new purchase? I lived through the era of blue-print maps on removable card-stock covers. It was nice because that was all we had.  If 80s me had access to print-quality PDFs and printers that could print them, for a fraction of the cost, AND not having to wait until my mom had to do some shopping so I could get to the book store, I would have been ecstatic.</blockquote>