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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Monte At Home" data-source="post: 2600004" data-attributes="member: 1335">I say yes, whether you're going to run the adventures as is, or not. A big adventure like Shackled City has all different kinds of encounters, encounter areas, and NPCs. Even if you don't want to run the adventures, you can use it simply as a resource. For example, if you need a wizard NPC quickly for tonight's game, you can find one there. If you need an encounter in a city on the fly, you can find one in there. Or, you can page through the book in your free time and find a single encounter or a group of encounters here or there that you want to use in an adventure of your own creation. I do this kind of looting all the time. It helps keep your game fresh.Or, simply reading through adventures someone else has created can inspire your own. Chances are, one of the writers might have come up with something that you would have never thought to do.That said, if you're going to run a massive published adventure, you can't do better than Shackled City. It's a great book.</blockquote>