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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wisdom Penalty" data-source="post: 4260803" data-attributes="member: 13287">I'd try to run them through (or have your DM run you through) KotS.  While it's hard to make an accurate determination whether 4e is for your group or not based upon one introductory module, it's certainly better than doing nothing.My group was adamantly opposed to moving to 4e.  After doing some homework, trying the sample adventures, and starting KotS - there's no way we could ever do 3e again.I suspect that'd be the common theme for those folks who are willing to try something new out.  Unfortunately, I understand there's a lot to prevent just that from happening - large investments in books for 3e, fear of change, trepidation of a "video gamey" or "no longer D&D" concept, etc.Anyway, I wish you good luck.  4e is, simply put, just more fun. If that's the barometer you ultimately use when deciding what to play (and I'll allow that's not everyone's primary aim), then you won't go wrong by leaving the old stuff behind.Wis</blockquote>