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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ezequielramone" data-source="post: 6984670" data-attributes="member: 6762048">I have no experience writing or selling and don't know how much is good money per word. But I have bought many pdfs in there. I started with Frozen Throne, it's kind of a DLC for tyranny of dragons. It was one of the best things I have run in my entire life. That is a great example of short adventure. After that I was more willingly to explore the DMG. As you say, I'm just realising now, most of the things I bought are related to official adventures. That's is because I and my group are playing those adventures. So, having extra encounters in the underdark (journey to the underdark), and extra chapter for ToD (Frozen throne) or more uses for the Tarokka deck is were I'm going to put money. For other things, say monsters or spells, I like compiled products. I run my games with the notebook and having a lot of files and windows open is a bit annoying. For example, besides official books I use The (not) so complete book of spells. It's only one book (PDF) and has a LOT of spells. And that is all, I don't want to have 7 pdfs named "fire spells of hell", "the book of the healer" and so on. I apply the same for monsters.Adventures are something different. I love to play long campaign, because they way characters grow and start to "live". I played a one shot the other day, don't remember anyone's character's name, don't even know the name of two players. That's why I don't buy short adventures. In the rare case I want to run an introductory adventure I already have the starter set. If I want something shorter I could buy some adventures in the DMG. That is my experience and the way I think when buying things. I'd totally buy Dark Sun or Eberron updates, but the DMG don't allow such products. I hope this helps you a bit to understand the clients.</blockquote>

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