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<blockquote data-quote="Ancalagon" data-source="post: 9177977" data-attributes="member: 23">I can 100% guarantee you that Yoon Suin is not &quot;an adventure&quot;.&nbsp; It's a setting book with which you build your campaign (which is made up of several adventures you've created or &quot;inserted in&quot; that are more or less related, depending on your style).Edit:&nbsp; The best - by far - material I've purchased for 5e was Yoon Suin (... which isn't 5e.&nbsp; Woopti do, just convert.&nbsp; Monster stats are made up) and Dungeons of Drakkeheim.&nbsp;&nbsp; It's notable that in both cases, these are 3rd party product.&nbsp; What's going on?Well I don't think it would be fair to say they are &quot;more creative&quot; or &quot;cooler&quot;, because that's entirely a matter of taste.&nbsp; I think Yoon Suin the setting is cool, others might find it boorish, for example.&nbsp; There is something to be said for something being the creative product of one (or two) persons... but that's still not &quot;it&quot;.But in both cases, the products are made with serious attention being given to DM usability.&nbsp; Something I find is lacking in a lot of WotC adventures...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ancalagon, post: 9177977, member: 23"] I can 100% guarantee you that Yoon Suin is not "an adventure". It's a setting book with which you build your campaign (which is made up of several adventures you've created or "inserted in" that are more or less related, depending on your style). Edit: The best - [I]by far[/I] - material I've purchased for 5e was Yoon Suin (... which isn't 5e. Woopti do, just convert. Monster stats are made up) and Dungeons of Drakkeheim. It's notable that in both cases, these are 3rd party product. What's going on? Well I don't think it would be fair to say they are "more creative" or "cooler", because that's entirely a matter of taste. I think Yoon Suin the setting is cool, others might find it boorish, for example. There is something to be said for something being the creative product of one (or two) persons... but that's still not "it". But in both cases, the products are made with serious attention being given to DM usability. Something I find is lacking in a lot of WotC adventures... [/QUOTE]

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