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<blockquote data-quote="kaiscomet" data-source="post: 794707" data-attributes="member: 7975">I guess I am with most here in that while I play insert a small room crypt or other subterranian encounter, I have never gone back to the &quot;Keep on the Borderlands&quot; type of dungeon campaign. (Although that was the first module I ever DM'd when I was eleven or so). It seems that WOTC keeps trying to bring back the 'dungeon crawl' feel. I personally don't like these types of adventures as either a player or a DM, because I feel like the world should feel more open with endless possibilities, instead of going from room-to-room killing monsters and getting treasure. In my own campaign which has been running for almost 10 years, I have really enjoyed how there is an entire world out there to draw from in creating ideas for encounters. And the players really seem to enjoy the feelings that there is growth and change in the campaign world as well, especially in running into the same NPCs at the same places and noting that they have changed as well. Although I think some people may be able to do some wondrous things with a dungeon crawl campaign, I haven't experienced it yet. However, I do use the occasional sewer, crypt, and cave, but I don't really create them into anymore than a few room encounter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kaiscomet, post: 794707, member: 7975"] I guess I am with most here in that while I play insert a small room crypt or other subterranian encounter, I have never gone back to the "Keep on the Borderlands" type of dungeon campaign. (Although that was the first module I ever DM'd when I was eleven or so). It seems that WOTC keeps trying to bring back the 'dungeon crawl' feel. I personally don't like these types of adventures as either a player or a DM, because I feel like the world should feel more open with endless possibilities, instead of going from room-to-room killing monsters and getting treasure. In my own campaign which has been running for almost 10 years, I have really enjoyed how there is an entire world out there to draw from in creating ideas for encounters. And the players really seem to enjoy the feelings that there is growth and change in the campaign world as well, especially in running into the same NPCs at the same places and noting that they have changed as well. Although I think some people may be able to do some wondrous things with a dungeon crawl campaign, I haven't experienced it yet. However, I do use the occasional sewer, crypt, and cave, but I don't really create them into anymore than a few room encounter. [/QUOTE]

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