How many homebrew adventures have you written?

[Galethorn]

In the three years I've been GMing, I've actually written 30, by my estimation. I wrote 17 of those in the last year.

That said, they're not all written out in 'full' adventure format, all of them have stats for enemies, descriptions, and likely scenarios written out for my reference, plus maps for many of them.

If you include the games I've totally winged, that's about 45-50 games I've GMed, depending on how you count the adventures that took more than one session, and/or I prepared in more than one section between sessions.

Of all those games, about 5 are really memorable to me and my players, and, to my credit, 4 of those were in my last year of GMing.

 

[SpiderMonkey]

How many grains of sand in the beach?

 

[Shadowdancer]

I don't really know how to vote on this. First, I don't know how many self-created adventures I've run -- I haven't kept track.

Second, I don't usually "write" my original adventures -- I improvise from a general idea, making many encounters up on the spur of the moment as the adventure plays out. Nothing, or very little, it written down -- it's all in my head.