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<blockquote data-quote="catsclaw227" data-source="post: 4020655" data-attributes="member: 14197">I understand why you might not like any of this, it's really a DM/Worldbuilding style thing, and a matter of individual opinion.But for me, a DM with very little time for prep due to his &quot;other&quot; life, I really dug the lairs.&nbsp; I can swap a few names here and there, but prestatted lairs really ROCKED for me.&nbsp; It's kindof like the small side-trek adventures that were in the Mystic Eye series of supplements, Foul Locales.Now, for some DMs that want to have full creative control, I see where this stuff won't work, but hating it for being there for 1) New DMs, 2) Busy DMs, or 3) DMs with writers' block, doesn't really server much purpose.I think that if they are tightly consistent with use of Apos'tro'phe Empire and the evil Evillus, across all books, then I see nothing wrong with it.&nbsp; Remember, a big goal of 4e was to help bring in new DMs.&nbsp; And this is a good thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="catsclaw227, post: 4020655, member: 14197"] I understand why you might not like any of this, it's really a DM/Worldbuilding style thing, and a matter of individual opinion. But for me, a DM with very little time for prep due to his "other" life, I really dug the lairs. I can swap a few names here and there, but prestatted lairs really ROCKED for me. It's kindof like the small side-trek adventures that were in the Mystic Eye series of supplements, Foul Locales. Now, for some DMs that want to have full creative control, I see where this stuff won't work, but hating it for being there for 1) New DMs, 2) Busy DMs, or 3) DMs with writers' block, doesn't really server much purpose. I think that if they are tightly consistent with use of Apos'tro'phe Empire and the evil Evillus, across all books, then I see nothing wrong with it. Remember, a big goal of 4e was to help bring in new DMs. And this is a good thing. [/QUOTE]

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