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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hjorimir" data-source="post: 2475611" data-attributes="member: 5745">Don, seriously, it isn't a lack of skill on my part. It stems from the fact that I run campaigns and I don't really run adventures. The PCs will be involved in over-the-top political intrigue, Machiavellian church politics (inquisition, excommunication, and I’ve even burned a PC at the stake for heresy), escaped fiends, maniacal recurring villain necromancers (who are working on their own plans), the shifting reality of the Actuality, and other sundry plots. Then if I try to stick them in the Steading of the Hill Giant Chief they start saying what the heck does this have to do with anything? This doesn’t make sense at all. Why are we wasting our time with these stupid hill giants while the basis of our faith is unraveling?Adventures, by their very nature, are inimical to our gaming style. But I will stand by my earlier statement; it isn’t because publishers are not writing good material, it is because what they write just doesn’t incorporate itself well with my plots and setting.</blockquote>