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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mattcolville" data-source="post: 144390" data-attributes="member: 1300">I've only really posted one review of anything, specifically because I work in the industry. I was powerfully displeased with a Wizards product that shall remain nameless. And as I expressed my displeasure, and realized that the author was probably reading my posts, I shut up. Simply because I don't want any conversation I have with this guy in the future to be tained by his memory of my gripes with his product.I know professionals who, privately, are very critical of the bulk of d20 stuff out there. But in many instances they're criticizing things that only a professional would notice. I, on the other hand, GM and play D&D weekly, sometimes twice a week and usually find fault with things as an end user.I'll tell you this, after being pretty unhappy with most of the Wizards adventures, and having a *very* difficult time sorting through the morass of unorganized adventures at both my FNGS, I finally found an adventure I liked and I'm running it this Friday. It's from Fiery Dragon, it's the second of the two  Nature's Fury adventures (which, oddly, is the lower-level adventure). It's short, has everything I need in the right order, and has one neat idea and one cool complication. Done. I think it's by Mike Mearls (who did my favorite tavern in eden's new taverns book). The first adventure might be cool too, dunno.I'm seriously considering offering my services to my local game stores and developing a system (say, by LEVEL, the obvious way, as opposed to just throwing all the d20 books in a huge pile as they do) for organizing their adventures. Probably not worth my while, but it might be a noble effort.</blockquote>

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