D&D 5E Have I Already Reached the "End" of 5e Product Support?

[Nebulous]

Twice a month, though sometimes games get canceled, obviously. So it's actually more like 1.5 sessions a month on average. This isn't taking into account breaks where we tried other systems like Cthulhu, Savage Worlds, etc

Jesus, you've run 10 D&D campaigns in 5 years AND played D&D yourself as a player AND run other scenarios, and you only play twice a month? I...I don't understand.

 

[Retreater]

Would you want to adapt an older edition game to 5e? That would be fun.

Only as a last resort because it will take a lot of planning and still probably not convert exactly right. Even then it will be a challenge to find something these guys haven't played before.

 

[Nebulous]

Only as a last resort because it will take a lot of planning and still probably not convert exactly right. Even then it will be a challenge to find something these guys haven't played before.

Well I've found 5e really easy to convert on the fly, I thought that might be a good way to handpick something. I've wanted to run Red Hand of Doom, but they've probably done that one right?

 

[Retreater]

Jesus, you've run 10 D&D campaigns in 5 years AND played D&D yourself as a player AND run other scenarios, and you only play twice a month? I...I don't understand.

I think the streams have gotten crossed. I can finish a Wizards campaign in 6-9 months playing biweekly. The total number of campaigns (which also include homebrew) would include several gaming sessions with slightly different groups.
So I might run a Tomb of Annihilation campaign on alternating Wednesdays and Storm Kings Thunder on alternating Sundays.

 

[Retreater]

Well I've found 5e really easy to convert on the fly, I thought that might be a good way to handpick something. I've wanted to run Red Hand of Doom, but they've probably done that one right?

Oh yes. We've already done that one.

 

[Nebulous]

I dunno Retreater. Avernus you say doesn't grab you, but maybe give that a closer look. It's certainly unlike anything else in 5th edition. Maybe some other groups can give examples of how they modded it and something will appeal to you more.

 

[Zardnaar]

Play the ones you skipped or go 3rd party.

 

[Morrus]

If you want third party, we produce two 5E adventure paths: ZEITGEIST and War of the Burning Sky. Both originally written by Ryan Nock, and effusively critically acclaimed.

 

[Don Durito]

Look at some of the Kobold Press stuff. Courts of the Shadow Fey, in particular, is great.

 

[dave2008]

What about combining adventures? I have heard good suggestions on these forums for combining SKT with HotDQ/RoT. It seems like a natural fit. Also, EnWorld as some good 5e campaigns and there are some on DMs Guild (they even go up to lvl 20)