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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wicht" data-source="post: 6292412" data-attributes="member: 221">As has been said, I think it depends on the AP. Most of them will do well enough if you don't have the full picture, but at the same time, you may find, as a GM, when you get to the 4th or 5th module that it takes a turn you hadn't anticipated properly and your enthusiasm will wane. You, as a GM, want to be invested in the whole storyline (I found, after starting Legacy of Fire and loving the first two adventures, that I thawed a lot on reading the fifth adventure and realizing it was going to be, for me, a slog, and the campaign faltered). My suggestion would be to make sure, even if you haven't thoroughly read the whole AP, you have glanced through each one to know what the future holds. I would also suggest making sure you are at least 2 books ahead in your purchasing so that you can better prep and foreshadow. That is, have at least the 3rd bought when you begin the 1st.</blockquote>