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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM_Jeff" data-source="post: 4321915" data-attributes="member: 3687">I am running this series for my every-other-Saturday D&D 3.5 group. Just last night we finished the first book: Cormyr Tearing of the Weave.Overall impressions? It was good. The delve format many dislike meant my prep time consisted of simply gathering minis and tiles and that's a big relief (it's one of the reasons I chose it for this group).It was VERY rich with classic Realm goodness, details, history and storytelling. It's apparent that work went into it to give it a very FR feel and remind you you were there. This went a long way to making the campain enjoyable for the couple of new players I have who never adventured there.The last third of the adventure has little in the way of roleplaying and it began taking a toll on my players who expect some moderate interaction (with something other than to kill you at all costs) in my games. That, and that it's a gauntlet of combats to the point where they are noiw carrying around loads of treasure and stuff they can't use because they could not get back to a community to sell any of it.But now they are back, looking very forward to visiting some cities, and in another level or two start book 2. Books 2 and 3 I noticed seemed to have more roleplaying encounters and possibilities for the group, so I too am looking forward as well.Specific questions about book 1 I can easily tackle.-DM Jeff</blockquote>