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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 3292677" data-attributes="member: 172">Ah ah! Not so fast! I'm asked you what your experiences were first. I don't own Red Hand of Doom, for example, so I am relying on you (as I asked in the OP) to provide me with insight to adventures that might buck (or disprove) the trend I perceive.Yes, I am alluding to longer adventure paths, and (in response to Crothian) not so much talking about dungeon crawls. (Also in response the Crothian, I find Bleeding Edges, so far, to be a pleasant exception.)"The problems I describe?" Well, since I was sort of giving one of them a pass over the others, that they contrast isn't of great concern to me, but would agree that RttToEE is worse, but for a different reason: it's mostly a megadungeon. Megadungeons disinvolve you from the setting for long periods and I implicitly dislike them for that reason.It is? I thought it was 12.How so. Tell me more.Again, it seems to me to fall into the megadungeon trap. Yeah, I could put it in any world, but not at the same time as integrating into the setting. It's almost a setting of its own.And I guess that's fundamentally what I am getting at: adventures that provide a setting of their own.</blockquote>