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<blockquote data-quote="catsclaw227" data-source="post: 5285597" data-attributes="member: 14197">A couple of people bring up an intersting point.&nbsp; With regards to my existing library of adventures, well, most are from older editions.&nbsp; I was a 3PP adventure addict when it came to Goodman, Malhavoc, Necromancer, Paradigm Concepts, Atlas, AEG, Bastion, etc...&nbsp; So I have a ton of them to pull from and most of them are really good, or good enough to draw cool ideas from.&nbsp; I guess this is why edition bias never has been an issue with me with regards to adventures.I also don't have the time to sandbox and do my own adventures, so I almost exclusively pull from existing material.When buying new stuff, I tend towards 4e and Pathfinder stuff, but I haven't really bought many adventures in the past 2 years. I started 4e in a trial by fire after it was released, converting an existing Age of Worms campaign and the PCs ended up being Paragon at the start of the conversion.&nbsp; I became good at finding equivalant and appropriate monsters and modifying the encounters to fit in with the 4e design space.&nbsp; (and this was before the DDI Monster Tools - that thing would have saved me hours and hours back then!)Paizo does good adventures, so do the KQ patron projects, so they are always considered when seeking a good adventure. I should look at some of the recent retro clone adventures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="catsclaw227, post: 5285597, member: 14197"] A couple of people bring up an intersting point. With regards to my existing library of adventures, well, most are from older editions. I was a 3PP adventure addict when it came to Goodman, Malhavoc, Necromancer, Paradigm Concepts, Atlas, AEG, Bastion, etc... So I have a ton of them to pull from and most of them are really good, or good enough to draw cool ideas from. I guess this is why edition bias never has been an issue with me with regards to adventures. I also don't have the time to sandbox and do my own adventures, so I almost exclusively pull from existing material. When buying new stuff, I tend towards 4e and Pathfinder stuff, but I haven't really bought many adventures in the past 2 years. I started 4e in a trial by fire after it was released, converting an existing Age of Worms campaign and the PCs ended up being Paragon at the start of the conversion. I became good at finding equivalant and appropriate monsters and modifying the encounters to fit in with the 4e design space. (and this was before the DDI Monster Tools - that thing would have saved me hours and hours back then!) Paizo does good adventures, so do the KQ patron projects, so they are always considered when seeking a good adventure. I should look at some of the recent retro clone adventures. [/QUOTE]

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