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<blockquote data-quote="theredrobedwizard" data-source="post: 3481976" data-attributes="member: 21340">Key Spectre Price was a good series, I really liked it.&nbsp; Chris Coyle and Cam Banks are two of the most talented adventure writers I've had the pleasure of meeting. (Looking forward to getting my adventures autographed by that crazy kiwi when the chance arises; assuming he'll be at GenCon.) Dragons of Autumn is a faithful adaptation, and I eagerly await Winter and Spring.&nbsp; It's less railroady than the originals, and does offer some leeway in how the story can end/continue.I really wish there was time to do a Summer of Chaos/Dragons of Summer type 3.5e adventure, but I don't think that even Cam's deft hands can get so much information out in such a short period.I'd suggest buying every single product that SP/MWP has put out so far, because they're all awesome (Well, I didn't like Knightly Orders; but that's my own personal bias against, well, knightly orders as a concept.&nbsp; The book itself was well written.)&nbsp;&nbsp; If you can find a copy of Towers of High Sorcery, buy it up quicklike.&nbsp; They're hard as heck to find.Hopefully at GenCon I'll be able to pick up the two books I'm missing; and I can always hope that Dragons of Winter will be ready then.Looking forward to getting my adventures autographed by that crazy kiwi when the chance arises.tl;dr - They're good. Buy them.-TRRW</blockquote>

[QUOTE="theredrobedwizard, post: 3481976, member: 21340"] Key Spectre Price was a good series, I really liked it. Chris Coyle and Cam Banks are two of the most talented adventure writers I've had the pleasure of meeting. (Looking forward to getting my adventures autographed by that crazy kiwi when the chance arises; assuming he'll be at GenCon.) Dragons of Autumn is a faithful adaptation, and I eagerly await Winter and Spring. It's less railroady than the originals, and does offer some leeway in how the story can end/continue. I really wish there was time to do a Summer of Chaos/Dragons of Summer type 3.5e adventure, but I don't think that even Cam's deft hands can get so much information out in such a short period. I'd suggest buying every single product that SP/MWP has put out so far, because they're all awesome (Well, I didn't like Knightly Orders; but that's my own personal bias against, well, knightly orders as a concept. The book itself was well written.) If you can find a copy of Towers of High Sorcery, buy it up quicklike. They're hard as heck to find. Hopefully at GenCon I'll be able to pick up the two books I'm missing; and I can always hope that Dragons of Winter will be ready then. Looking forward to getting my adventures autographed by that crazy kiwi when the chance arises. tl;dr - They're good. Buy them. -TRRW [/QUOTE]

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