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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 2957674" data-attributes="member: 22779">After we've cleared out the baddies, why would we keep going back?&nbsp; Take Keep on the Borderlands for example.&nbsp; After I've gone through all the caves, why would I go back?&nbsp; Actually, after I've gone through a given cave, what reason would I have for going back?As far as party's wealth being balanced by level, I would think that that's a self evident goal.&nbsp; Monty Haul campaigns have existed since the game started and have been universally condemned.&nbsp; Sure, it might be fun for my 3rd level character to be waltzing around with a Frost Brand, but, generally, that's considered a bad thing.&nbsp; If playing in Module X means that every adventure that I use afterwards has to be massively adjusted upwards because Module X has far too much treasure, then, well, I would never say that Module X is well designed.An adventure shouldn't screw over every other following adventure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 2957674, member: 22779"] After we've cleared out the baddies, why would we keep going back? Take Keep on the Borderlands for example. After I've gone through all the caves, why would I go back? Actually, after I've gone through a given cave, what reason would I have for going back? As far as party's wealth being balanced by level, I would think that that's a self evident goal. Monty Haul campaigns have existed since the game started and have been universally condemned. Sure, it might be fun for my 3rd level character to be waltzing around with a Frost Brand, but, generally, that's considered a bad thing. If playing in Module X means that every adventure that I use afterwards has to be massively adjusted upwards because Module X has far too much treasure, then, well, I would never say that Module X is well designed. An adventure shouldn't screw over every other following adventure. [/QUOTE]

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