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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nebulous" data-source="post: 6694074" data-attributes="member: 31465">It's a theoretic thing, Chibi.  Yes, we love Princes.  I myself, AS DM, who have read the whole adventure and know what is coming up, i have personal concerns that once they start hitting the Haunted Keeps and Temples, it might get repetitive.  Now, I can avoid all of this of course if I start tweaking things, and that's fine, I always, always do change stuff in premade adventures. I appreciate them for the overall arc and awesome maps they provide, it saves me so much time. I spend time in other ways, but that's another thread.That SAID...the gist of ABYSS is even more appealing to me personally as the DM than the story of Princes.  Me, just ME, likes this premise better, it appeals to me as a storyteller, like OH, i want to tell this story!  And low level D&D stories for ME are usually more fun than 10th level +.A) 4 Elemental Gods using cultists and four waypoints to break into the mortal world and lay waste.  Yes, great stuff.  And the presentation is exquisite.  B) 8+ demon Princes from the Abyss rampaging in an alien Underdark world using Alice in Wonderland as a template and *I personally love the previews* I love the art, the NPCs offered, and I love that I haven't personally run a full Underdark campaign in a decade.  So to ME...it is appealing.  To me, it makes me want to cut short Princes so I can run a new story.  This is not a good or bad thing, it is purely subjective. It's like reading a book and loving it, and then you put it down and start another.I just wanted to know if other people felt the same way.  No condemnation or anything.  Hell, Princes could easily take us 6 more months to wrap up....</blockquote>

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