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Message: <blockquote data-quote="haakon1" data-source="post: 9569215" data-attributes="member: 25619">If you have a good place to post it, let me know.  PM here should work.I worked from issue 70-150, so yes, including AoW (though I skipped one adventure), then started with issue 1 and I’m up to issue #38.  From issue #1, I started to get more comprehensive in my notes, which I think will prove more useful.  And I’m powering through every word there, not skipping deathly boring stuff (which I did in ~1 adventure per 5 issues at the start of my journey).Originally, I just had the basic info - title, author, pages, edition, level including notes like must include a Druid, type (including Side Trek and being in a series or something with sequels), my rating, setting description, and Notes that include a synopsis.Now in the notes, I give spoilers about the hook, major events, interesting NPC’s you could steal, and collateral like new monsters and gear.  Oh, and in Setting I include mentions of books they recommend having, which became common with 2e - typically setting or things like Complete Psionic.  I also have a Good & Bad set of things called out for each, on the theory it might help people choose.I am Greyhawk centric, so I’m generally deeper in Greyhawk stuff.  Hehe, that’s the opposite of the point!  I do check my reviews against Ten Foot Pole, though, and it’s interesting to see where can agree completely on some adventures but differ dramatically on othersThose were very good!</blockquote>

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