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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 7991266" data-attributes="member: 6785785">My last session of D&D was as a player. I had a lot of fun because my friends and I almost always have fun when we play.But the adventure itself was mediocre, at best. It largely consisted of the PCs acting in support of a DM PC, and we simply went from one encounter to the next with very little actual choice at any point.It was meant to be a kind of interlude, and to only last a few sessions, so I think that may have been a big part of it? That the DM felt he had an agenda he had to accomplish.He’s a very good DM overall. I think it was the short term nature of the adventure and the fact that a couple players didn’t make it that kind of threw things off. I don’t think he realized how much he should have adjusted for fewer players, and so he had to have the NPCs contribute much more, so it felt like the PCs were just along for the ride.We’re playing again tonight, but back to a more traditional campaign, so I’m expecting a better experience.</blockquote>