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<blockquote data-quote="edosan" data-source="post: 8620547" data-attributes="member: 7032094">I asked this question in a different thread but I thought I would throw it out to a wider audience:I am finishing a 5e campaign in the next month and I am, to put it mildly, disappointed with adventures that require a large amount of fixing. I'm not a new DM so I understand any prewritten adventure requires a certain amount of prep to run - every party is different and so on. My issue is with buying a hardcover that is is not playable at the table without major revisions and I have to spend significant time rewriting the adventure, looking online for supplemental materials that should have been covered in the book and so on. You know the adventures that people say &quot;oh, it's great but man, you really have to work at it and hack to make it sing but it's got some decent stuff buried in there?&quot; Yeah, I don't want another one of those.I don't mind looking at third party adventures or even adventures from other versions.(...and if you don't think that a minimal prep adventure is desirable or even possible let's just agree to disagree and move on. I don't want to have a philosophical debate about it, I'd just prefer suggestions from like minded individuals. Thanks!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="edosan, post: 8620547, member: 7032094"] I asked this question in a different thread but I thought I would throw it out to a wider audience: I am finishing a 5e campaign in the next month and I am, to put it mildly, disappointed with adventures that require a large amount of fixing. I'm not a new DM so I understand any prewritten adventure requires a certain amount of prep to run - every party is different and so on. My issue is with buying a hardcover that is is not playable at the table without major revisions and I have to spend significant time rewriting the adventure, looking online for supplemental materials that should have been covered in the book and so on. You know the adventures that people say "oh, it's great but man, you really have to work at it and hack to make it sing but it's got some decent stuff buried in there?" Yeah, I don't want another one of those. I don't mind looking at third party adventures or even adventures from other versions. (...and if you don't think that a minimal prep adventure is desirable or even possible let's just agree to disagree and move on. I don't want to have a philosophical debate about it, I'd just prefer suggestions from like minded individuals. Thanks!) [/QUOTE]

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