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<blockquote data-quote="happyhermit" data-source="post: 6949115" data-attributes="member: 6834463"><p>First off, I absolutely don't think that they need re-usability for me to "Get my money's worth" out of them. "T.I.M.E. Stories" modules are pretty much one-and-done and I (along with a lot of other people) consider them money VERY well spent for the experience provided. It would be hard to argue that the hardcover adventures would not have a similar or better value proposition if they are the experience you are looking for.</p><p></p><p>Personally, prior to 5e my experience with published adventures amounted to a few "classic" adventures for the shared experience aspect. 5e has enticed me to buy some of them and run them a bit and I consider them well worth the money spent.</p><p></p><p>I am LOVING SKT right now, particularly as a source of inspiration and easy stuff to steal for my home-brew. The way it is laid out makes me really want to run it start to finish, but I will probably just keep pilfering it for locations and npcs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="happyhermit, post: 6949115, member: 6834463"] First off, I absolutely don't think that they need re-usability for me to "Get my money's worth" out of them. "T.I.M.E. Stories" modules are pretty much one-and-done and I (along with a lot of other people) consider them money VERY well spent for the experience provided. It would be hard to argue that the hardcover adventures would not have a similar or better value proposition if they are the experience you are looking for. Personally, prior to 5e my experience with published adventures amounted to a few "classic" adventures for the shared experience aspect. 5e has enticed me to buy some of them and run them a bit and I consider them well worth the money spent. I am LOVING SKT right now, particularly as a source of inspiration and easy stuff to steal for my home-brew. The way it is laid out makes me really want to run it start to finish, but I will probably just keep pilfering it for locations and npcs. [/QUOTE]
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