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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cabled" data-source="post: 3159120" data-attributes="member: 23297">No (but yes)This is from the DM side of the table, as I have played very little by comparison in many years gaming.  Maybe not right now, but you will get good in time at customizing even published modules to tailor them slightly to the players and thier PC's.  As you read a published adventure, be looking for those little plot hooks, loopholes, and ambiguities that seem to relate somehow to a PC's life, goals, or whatnot, and make it so.  I've been lucky enough to DM for the same core group of players for 26 years, and I have found that they DO seem to get more enjoyment and get more involved when there are direct ties between some adventure events and thier long terms goals, but it doesn't seem to matter if I have written the adventure myself or just retconned some things into a published module.  As far as my limited view of a player goes, I don't care who wrote the adventure as long as it's good.  Both homebrew and publishers create good and bad.</blockquote>