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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 153376" data-attributes="member: 53">I think the problem is that event based adventures have a very thin line to walk.  The easy way to design an event based adventure is to limit the options of the players so you can detail what will happen if they make a choice.  If you try to avoid limiting those options, you end up with many, many choices.  A published adventure cannot possibly take into account many of the directions the players may take (at least not while being a value for your money) if you don't limit those options somewhat.The best event based adventures are usually specifc to the game and campaign.  They take into account the abilities and personalities of the adventurers.  Thus, they really can't properly be published.I think a persons opinion of any given event-based adventure will vary greatly. They all will try to limit the players options (or railroad them).  How much you like one will depend on how much of this limiting you feel is allowable in an adventure.  I think this varies from person to person, even more than the usual differences in taste and such.Glyfair of Glamis</blockquote>