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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GrayIguana" data-source="post: 372509" data-attributes="member: 7265">Fourecks -  I get very bored DMing modules as well, and I had the same thing happen in the Crater Ridge Mines.  I shook things up by using the NPCs how I saw fit.  I added a bit of excitement for myself by arranging NPC defenses, or organizing how the NPCs react to the PCs actions.  I don't think that it bored me because it is a big dungeon crawl as much as I didn't design it.  I think you become more "invested" in stories, and NPCs you create yourself, even the ones you create simply as fodder for the PCs.  I get excited about creating my own plot lines and villains.  This in turn creates a better game as I get better feed back from my players.  In the Crater Ridge Mines, I got more questions like "Why are we here again?".  Not that the module is bad.  I loved some of the things that occured in the module, and things get a lot more interesting once they get to the inner and outer fanes.  But even then I cut out a few things that I thought would be boring.  I'm kind of rushing it as I'm itching to get to the adventures I have planned for after the module.</blockquote>