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<blockquote data-quote="Windjammer" data-source="post: 8114764" data-attributes="member: 60075">I’ve come to accept that WotC’ approach to revising 5e adventures is not that of Paizo redoing existing adventures into deluxe hardcovers. The latter are a product of many years’ worth, going over fan reviews and additions with a fine comb, creating superb new content, and bringing together a campaign that really plays significantly better than the original.WotC‘ revisions of Tyranny of Dragons or Strahd clearly are nothing like that. There exist improvements to both adventures on DM‘s Guild by fans and amateurs that are worth a lot more than whatever small, mostly cosmetic, details WotC adds to its reprints.It’s just two different philosophies and folks should purchase accordingly. Given that my preferences focus on improving game play and campaign cohesion, I know my money is better spent on the awesome content produced by fellow DMs.I am happy that WotC does reprints but I’ve come to accept I’m not their target audience. Folks DM’ing 5e wanting a superb campaign revision should perhaps save their money for Kingmaker v2.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Windjammer, post: 8114764, member: 60075"] I’ve come to accept that WotC’ approach to revising 5e adventures is not that of Paizo redoing existing adventures into deluxe hardcovers. The latter are a product of many years’ worth, going over fan reviews and additions with a fine comb, creating superb new content, and bringing together a campaign that really plays significantly better than the original. WotC‘ revisions of Tyranny of Dragons or Strahd clearly are nothing like that. There exist improvements to both adventures on DM‘s Guild by fans and amateurs that are worth a lot more than whatever small, mostly cosmetic, details WotC adds to its reprints. It’s just two different philosophies and folks should purchase accordingly. Given that my preferences focus on improving game play and campaign cohesion, I know my money is better spent on the awesome content produced by fellow DMs. I am happy that WotC does reprints but I’ve come to accept I’m not their target audience. Folks DM’ing 5e wanting a superb campaign revision should perhaps save their money for Kingmaker v2. [/QUOTE]

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