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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Prakriti" data-source="post: 7888207" data-attributes="member: 6855149">Thank God! They especially need to cool off on the adventure paths, because people can't keep up with them at this rate.One of the best things about 2014-2016 was that everyone seemed to be playing the same adventure. Whether it was Lost Mine of Phandelver or Curse of Strahd, it felt like you were taking part in a community-wide event that encompassed all of D&D. You could talk to people from other tables or even other parts of the world, and if you mentioned a particular NPC or encounter, then they generally knew what you were talking about. We were all experiencing the same adventure together.Now, however, with so many adventure paths out there, all being released at a rate that few people can keep up with, it feels like everyone is playing something different, and we've lost a lot of that shared-experience feeling. Fewer adventure books (maybe 1 per year) would go a long way toward recovering it.</blockquote>