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<blockquote data-quote="mevers" data-source="post: 4887151" data-attributes="member: 49478">Well, sounds like I have to go against most folks and say that I absolutely hated Age of Worms. It just seemed to reinforce everything that was driving me up the wall about 3.5, and some of the massive plot holes were absolute killers for me as well.However, The Prince of Redhand was indeed an awesome adventure, that I think is likely to go down as my all time favourite, ever.I think my favorite AP is Shackled City, even though I haven't run it past #3. It was the first Dungeon AP, and it shows, but with the great resources available on the web, I think it can shine. I am planning on converting it to 4th Edition Eberron during my summer break (Dec - Feb downunder), which should be a lot of fun, and I hope it turns out well. (Just wish I could buy a pdf copy from Paizo to make the conversion much easier).My big issue with most (all?) of the Paizo APs is there is too much moving around. You only get to spend 4 - 6 levels in any one place, and most of that is spent in the dungeon, so there is very little opportunity to actually put down roots and get to know the NPCs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mevers, post: 4887151, member: 49478"] Well, sounds like I have to go against most folks and say that I absolutely [i]hated[/i] Age of Worms. It just seemed to reinforce everything that was driving me up the wall about 3.5, and some of the massive plot holes were absolute killers for me as well. However, [i]The Prince of Redhand[/i] was indeed an awesome adventure, that I think is likely to go down as my all time favourite, ever. I think my favorite AP is Shackled City, even though I haven't run it past #3. It was the first Dungeon AP, and it shows, but with the great resources available on the web, I think it can shine. I am planning on converting it to 4th Edition Eberron during my summer break (Dec - Feb downunder), which should be a lot of fun, and I hope it turns out well. (Just wish I could buy a pdf copy from Paizo to make the conversion much easier). My big issue with most (all?) of the Paizo APs is there is too much moving around. You only get to spend 4 - 6 levels in any one place, and most of that is spent in the dungeon, so there is very little opportunity to actually put down roots and get to know the NPCs. [/QUOTE]

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