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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6618684" data-attributes="member: 2525">A 64 page book is not a one shot.&nbsp; Have you played a 64 page book in 4 hours? Me neither.&nbsp; An AP does not have to take you from level 1 to 20 to be an AP.&nbsp; Those 64 pagers are just smaller APs. A month or two to play something is clearly not a one shot.&nbsp; In fact looking at the adventure you named (Dragon's Demand) they describe it as a &quot;deluxe super-adventure&quot;. The comments say it's a town with 5 different dungeons to explore and loot &quot;over the course of the campaign&quot; divided into many chapters that appear to be what would be individual adventures linked together.&nbsp; This is exactly the type of thing I was mentioning above.Paizo has abandoned the one-shots I was responding to, just like WOTC has, for everything except organized play.&nbsp; There has to be a reason both companies came to that conclusion.&nbsp; I can't think of anything other than the combined format must be the most cost effective way to do things.&nbsp; Can you think of another reason?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6618684, member: 2525"] A 64 page book is not a one shot. Have you played a 64 page book in 4 hours? Me neither. An AP does not have to take you from level 1 to 20 to be an AP. Those 64 pagers are just smaller APs. A month or two to play something is clearly not a one shot. In fact looking at the adventure you named (Dragon's Demand) they describe it as a "deluxe super-adventure". The comments say it's a town with 5 different dungeons to explore and loot "over the course of the campaign" divided into many chapters that appear to be what would be individual adventures linked together. This is exactly the type of thing I was mentioning above. Paizo has abandoned the one-shots I was responding to, just like WOTC has, for everything except organized play. There has to be a reason both companies came to that conclusion. I can't think of anything other than the combined format must be the most cost effective way to do things. Can you think of another reason? [/QUOTE]

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