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<blockquote data-quote="rogueattorney" data-source="post: 4703016" data-attributes="member: 17551">B10 has is followers.&nbsp; I'm not one of them.&nbsp; It's pretty campaign world specific and heavily plotted.&nbsp; Like the U and UK modules, it was done by the group of British writers.&nbsp; OP1 and X6 are among the worst things TSR ever did during the 1e era.&nbsp; Ugh!X10 is a sequel to the X4/X5 Desert Nomad series.&nbsp; It's done by a different author, and in my opinion, nowhere near as good as its predecessors.The first two DDA modules are linked and set in Thyatis (think Constantinople or Rome) and are similar in vein to B6 The Veiled Society (intrigue heavy city adventure).&nbsp; The last two DDA modules were done for the Black Box Basic game and are specifically designed for younger gamers, pretty shallow and not challenging, with a number of simplifications to the established setting (which may make no difference to you, if you're not running your game in Karameikos).Unless you're a fan of the U-UK style of module (which I'm not - I'll admit that they're well done - just not my thing), Isle of the Ape probably has the most to recommend it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rogueattorney, post: 4703016, member: 17551"] B10 has is followers. I'm not one of them. It's pretty campaign world specific and heavily plotted. Like the U and UK modules, it was done by the group of British writers. OP1 and X6 are among the worst things TSR ever did during the 1e era. Ugh! X10 is a sequel to the X4/X5 Desert Nomad series. It's done by a different author, and in my opinion, nowhere near as good as its predecessors. The first two DDA modules are linked and set in Thyatis (think Constantinople or Rome) and are similar in vein to B6 The Veiled Society (intrigue heavy city adventure). The last two DDA modules were done for the Black Box Basic game and are specifically designed for younger gamers, pretty shallow and not challenging, with a number of simplifications to the established setting (which may make no difference to you, if you're not running your game in Karameikos). Unless you're a fan of the U-UK style of module (which I'm not - I'll admit that they're well done - just not my thing), Isle of the Ape probably has the most to recommend it. [/QUOTE]

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