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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 4124980" data-attributes="member: 5143">Ahh, that explains it.  I've run nothing but published adventures for years.  Plus ran Living Greyhawk adventures, which are designed knowing that we have no idea what type of party will play them.If you design an adventure specifically for a party then you end up having the choice as to whether to play to their strengths or their weaknesses.  So if you have a party entirely designed for non-combat encounters, you can give them more of them or make all the combat encounters easier to make up for it.  So, at that point the balance of the game doesn't matter that much.  You simply adjust accordingly.I just have the time or desire to do that.  I prefer to show up at my own game and read the next page of my adventure in the 10 minutes before we start playing and be ready.</blockquote>