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<blockquote data-quote="bert1001 fka bert1000" data-source="post: 8981290" data-attributes="member: 7029588">2nd this.&nbsp;&nbsp; Zeitgeist is the only AP or really even published adventure that I think plays fully to 4e's strengths:* lots of freeform roleplay, investigation, exploration, travel, etc. in between meaningful set piece encounters that almost always tie into and move plot.&nbsp; * themes and paragon paths tightly tied into setting (Neverwinter campaign guide does this well also)* clear movement in fiction as you move up to Epic tier.&nbsp;&nbsp; The last 3-4 adventures do not at all feel like you are just reskining a heroic tier adventure (cough cough P series)It's a great AP for any edition but it brings out all the good in 4e.&nbsp;&nbsp; That said, it is a non standard fantasy setting so won't be for everyone.Even the well regarded WotC adventures have way too many back to back encounters for me for 4e.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bert1001 fka bert1000, post: 8981290, member: 7029588"] 2nd this. Zeitgeist is the only AP or really even published adventure that I think plays fully to 4e's strengths: * lots of freeform roleplay, investigation, exploration, travel, etc. in between meaningful set piece encounters that almost always tie into and move plot. * themes and paragon paths tightly tied into setting (Neverwinter campaign guide does this well also) * clear movement in fiction as you move up to Epic tier. The last 3-4 adventures do not at all feel like you are just reskining a heroic tier adventure (cough cough P series) It's a great AP for any edition but it brings out all the good in 4e. That said, it is a non standard fantasy setting so won't be for everyone. Even the well regarded WotC adventures have way too many back to back encounters for me for 4e. [/QUOTE]

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