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<blockquote data-quote="Shroomy" data-source="post: 3516482" data-attributes="member: 32739">I currently own three DCC adventures, I bought two of them, Cages of Delirium and Escape from the Forest of Lanterns, because I was familiar with the authors from Dungeon, and a third, The Sunless Garden, because it was on sale really, really cheap at Half-Price Books.&nbsp; I liked all three adventures, especially the first two, but I'm wary of investing heavily in the series as the DCC mission statement doesn't mesh well with my D&amp;D gaming needs or interests.&nbsp; I was wondering if anyone who is more familiar with the product line could recommend some DCC adventures that are similar to Cages of Delirium or Escape from the Forest of Lanterns.&nbsp; Basically, DCC adventures that take place in interesting locales, that have an engaging plot, and that feature a good amount of NPC interaction/roleplaying in addition to combat, traps, and natural hazards.&nbsp; Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shroomy, post: 3516482, member: 32739"] I currently own three DCC adventures, I bought two of them, [i]Cages of Delirium[/i] and [i]Escape from the Forest of Lanterns[/i], because I was familiar with the authors from [i]Dungeon[/i], and a third, [i]The Sunless Garden[/i], because it was on sale really, really cheap at Half-Price Books. I liked all three adventures, especially the first two, but I'm wary of investing heavily in the series as the DCC mission statement doesn't mesh well with my D&D gaming needs or interests. I was wondering if anyone who is more familiar with the product line could recommend some DCC adventures that are similar to [i]Cages of Delirium[/i] or [i]Escape from the Forest of Lanterns[/i]. Basically, DCC adventures that take place in interesting locales, that have an engaging plot, and that feature a good amount of NPC interaction/roleplaying in addition to combat, traps, and natural hazards. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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