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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6618942" data-attributes="member: 2525"><p>Pick up an AD&D adventure like the ones we were discussing earlier. ALL one-shots, intended to be run at a convention tournament style. That was the point of the module. That's the things we were all discussing earlier where I was disagreeing and saying these new APs are like 16 of those old school modules. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Well I have, and did, as did literally thousands of people. Modules like A1-A4, they were DESIGNED for that. Read them - it says it right up front. They're intended for convention use, tournament-style. THAT's what we were comparing earlier in this thread.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>No they're not. They're just a path of adventures strung together over many levels as PART of a larger campaign. A1 to A4 is a path of related adventures. You will note the companies started to use even more adjectives to describe the ones that eventually became entire campaigns, like "Mega" and "Super" and such. You've confused the later descriptions with the original ones.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6618942, member: 2525"] Pick up an AD&D adventure like the ones we were discussing earlier. ALL one-shots, intended to be run at a convention tournament style. That was the point of the module. That's the things we were all discussing earlier where I was disagreeing and saying these new APs are like 16 of those old school modules. Well I have, and did, as did literally thousands of people. Modules like A1-A4, they were DESIGNED for that. Read them - it says it right up front. They're intended for convention use, tournament-style. THAT's what we were comparing earlier in this thread. No they're not. They're just a path of adventures strung together over many levels as PART of a larger campaign. A1 to A4 is a path of related adventures. You will note the companies started to use even more adjectives to describe the ones that eventually became entire campaigns, like "Mega" and "Super" and such. You've confused the later descriptions with the original ones. [/QUOTE]
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