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<blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 1328956" data-attributes="member: 8461">I think a problem with this idea is that the original Adventure Path had very little to tie it together. The storyline about Ashardalon began in part 5, was mentioned again in part 7, and concluded in part 8. Parts 1-4 &amp; 6 just sort of happened to be there. The fact that the entire region in which these events occur is never specified doesn't help either (though its understandable, given the whole &quot;useable in any world&quot; WotC is so very careful to cling to).Personally, if there was going to be an Adventure Path that got turned into a single printed book, I'd want it to be the Dungeon Adventure Path. That one has a very well-done storyline, a cast of recurring NPCs, it occurs in the same region (the same town and surrounding area, in fact), and has lots of extra goodies to make that campaign truly come alive (campaign seeds anyone?) to say nothing of the free web enhancements! Now that's what an Adventure Path should be, and that's the kind I'd buy as a single book.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alzrius, post: 1328956, member: 8461"] I think a problem with this idea is that the original Adventure Path had very little to tie it together. The storyline about Ashardalon began in part 5, was mentioned again in part 7, and concluded in part 8. Parts 1-4 & 6 just sort of happened to be there. The fact that the entire region in which these events occur is never specified doesn't help either (though its understandable, given the whole "useable in any world" WotC is so very careful to cling to). Personally, if there was going to be an Adventure Path that got turned into a single printed book, I'd want it to be the [I]Dungeon[/I] Adventure Path. That one has a very well-done storyline, a cast of recurring NPCs, it occurs in the same region (the same town and surrounding area, in fact), and has lots of extra goodies to make that campaign truly come alive (campaign seeds anyone?) to say nothing of the free web enhancements! Now that's what an Adventure Path should be, and that's the kind I'd buy as a single book. [/QUOTE]

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