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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 7874497" data-attributes="member: 6785785">I’ve run several of the WotC adventures, and played in a couple as well. The ones I’ve run have all been significantly altered to fit into one campaign rather than being a campaign unto themselves. This is because I have, for lack of a better term, an old school taste for long campaigns.So I ripped huge chunks from the books and tossed them aside and only played what seemed like the stuff most suited to my group, along with a lot of homebrew material.I’ve been playing since the AD&D days, and DMing since shortly after that. I have a good amount of experience with published modules. Most adventures have something going for them. Sure, it may take some changing, or you may not use a good deal of the material. But most...especially those of professional quality like WotC and similar companies produce...are far from horrible. Thos is the problem with online reviews and forum postings....hyperbole makes it difficult to get an accurate assessment. If there was a new DM out there and they were looking into Tyranny of Dragons online for some guidance, I hope they come across material that tries to help them run the adventure well rather than people dismissing it as horrible. The negativity is just ridiculous.</blockquote>