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<blockquote data-quote="pontinyc" data-source="post: 6530407" data-attributes="member: 6749050">I'm a new DM who is about to start a 5e game with a bunch of guys who haven't played D&amp;D (or any rpg) for literally 30 years (myself included). I started one session as GM of a Pathfinder Rise of the Runelords campaign not long ago but found PF to be awfully rules heavy which slowed me down. However, I found the module (Anniversary Edition) to be a fantastic read and very fun to prep.My question is. . . do I take these guys through the adapted for 5E Rise of the Rune Lords that's been floating around the internet (not my adaptation) or through Horde of the Dragon Queen which I have heard is pretty sand box-y (not great for some guys who are as rusty as can be around a table) and not a great module overall (that is merely opinion, I understand, but have encountered that opinion in a number of reviews).Any thoughts would be truly appreciated, thank you!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pontinyc, post: 6530407, member: 6749050"] [FONT=Georgia]I'm a new DM who is about to start a 5e game with a bunch of guys who haven't played D&D (or any rpg) for literally 30 years (myself included). I started one session as GM of a Pathfinder Rise of the Runelords campaign not long ago but found PF to be awfully rules heavy which slowed me down. However, I found the module (Anniversary Edition) to be a fantastic read and very fun to prep.[/FONT] [FONT=Georgia]My question is. . . do I take these guys through the adapted for 5E Rise of the Rune Lords that's been floating around the internet (not my adaptation) or through Horde of the Dragon Queen which I have heard is pretty sand box-y (not great for some guys who are as rusty as can be around a table) and not a great module overall (that is merely opinion, I understand, but have encountered that opinion in a number of reviews).[/FONT] [FONT=Georgia]Any thoughts would be truly appreciated, thank you![/FONT] [FONT=Georgia] [/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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