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<blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 9635132" data-attributes="member: 6716779">Peak 5E was 2016-19 the decline was Tashas. &nbsp;Not an absolute there's better post tashas product than 2016-19 but general trend. &nbsp;Tashas was the book of powercreep. &nbsp;WotC 5E adventures have always been hit and miss (more miss) tbh.&nbsp; Strahd, Tomb of Annihilation, Theros, Saltmarsh, Eberron, Ravnica, Xanathars. Very solid run except Waterdeep books. Best post tashas books on a tier list are about a B+. Lots of Cs possibly a D or 2.&nbsp;Alot is niche, bad, experimental or not to taste or all of the above.&nbsp;Anthologies are the best post tashas book. Hard to screw up every small adventure and some are also excellent. &nbsp;WotC efforts or lack of cf adventures are also immediately obvious if you used late 3.5 Paizo ones, Pathfinder or even Kobold Press 5E ones.&nbsp;Fizbans was decent but niche. I got it for free but full retail idk about that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zardnaar, post: 9635132, member: 6716779"] Peak 5E was 2016-19 the decline was Tashas. Not an absolute there's better post tashas product than 2016-19 but general trend. Tashas was the book of powercreep. WotC 5E adventures have always been hit and miss (more miss) tbh. Strahd, Tomb of Annihilation, Theros, Saltmarsh, Eberron, Ravnica, Xanathars. Very solid run except Waterdeep books. Best post tashas books on a tier list are about a B+. Lots of Cs possibly a D or 2. Alot is niche, bad, experimental or not to taste or all of the above. Anthologies are the best post tashas book. Hard to screw up every small adventure and some are also excellent. WotC efforts or lack of cf adventures are also immediately obvious if you used late 3.5 Paizo ones, Pathfinder or even Kobold Press 5E ones. Fizbans was decent but niche. I got it for free but full retail idk about that. [/QUOTE]

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