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<blockquote data-quote="Waterbizkit" data-source="post: 7122319" data-attributes="member: 6802604">I quite like it. Not because it's &quot;classic&quot; adventures I've never had the chance to run before, though that's nice as well, but because it's smaller adventures rather than a full campaign. See, my group meets a bit too infrequently to make playing a campaign viable. I tried my hardest to make CoS work, but after a run of sessions it all broke down and at this point the breaks have become too great and frequent to maintain a proper flow to the story.So Tales is perfect for us. I can have my players roll up some characters, we can run an adventure and call it a day. If we don't meet again for two months it doesn't matter because each piece is self-contained. And honestly for all the homebrew campaigns I've run in the past my own personal forte has always been my own one-offs, so I'm quite content with a collection of disjointed adventures.&nbsp;Anyway, I like it and I'll eventually use all of it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Waterbizkit, post: 7122319, member: 6802604"] I quite like it. Not because it's "classic" adventures I've never had the chance to run before, though that's nice as well, but because it's smaller adventures rather than a full campaign. See, my group meets a bit too infrequently to make playing a campaign viable. I tried my hardest to make CoS work, but after a run of sessions it all broke down and at this point the breaks have become too great and frequent to maintain a proper flow to the story. So Tales is perfect for us. I can have my players roll up some characters, we can run an adventure and call it a day. If we don't meet again for two months it doesn't matter because each piece is self-contained. And honestly for all the homebrew campaigns I've run in the past my own personal forte has always been my own one-offs, so I'm quite content with a collection of disjointed adventures. Anyway, I like it and I'll eventually use all of it. [/QUOTE]

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