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<blockquote data-quote="Nebulous" data-source="post: 7680045" data-attributes="member: 31465">I can't say anything about Abyss because I don't have it, but yes, Red Larch was filled with TOO much information, and yes, nearly every PC had a first name and surname that was hard to pronounce.&nbsp; I boiled them all down to shorter names and usually scrapped the last name, or changed some letters around so they didn't sound so...weird.&nbsp; Prepping for Princes I admit IS a bit of a challenge, you do have to flip around a lot. And yeah, having to flip to the back to pull up statblocks is annoying.&nbsp; It's a great adventure overall though, but it's a bit disconcerting to hear that Abyss has some of the same organizational problems.And to chime in on what some others had said, I would liked to have seen this as a boxed set too broken into booklets. Probably not as economical for WotC, but from a user standpoint it would be cool.&nbsp; You wouldn't even need to open the 8th-15th level module for months!&nbsp; And yes, a great big huge glossy poster map of the Underdark for visual reference would have been amazing.&nbsp; I guess that's gone since more of the 2e era....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nebulous, post: 7680045, member: 31465"] I can't say anything about Abyss because I don't have it, but yes, Red Larch was filled with TOO much information, and yes, nearly every PC had a first name and surname that was hard to pronounce. I boiled them all down to shorter names and usually scrapped the last name, or changed some letters around so they didn't sound so...weird. Prepping for Princes I admit IS a bit of a challenge, you do have to flip around a lot. And yeah, having to flip to the back to pull up statblocks is annoying. It's a great adventure overall though, but it's a bit disconcerting to hear that Abyss has some of the same organizational problems. And to chime in on what some others had said, I would liked to have seen this as a boxed set too broken into booklets. Probably not as economical for WotC, but from a user standpoint it would be cool. You wouldn't even need to open the 8th-15th level module for months! And yes, a great big huge glossy poster map of the Underdark for visual reference would have been amazing. I guess that's gone since more of the 2e era.... [/QUOTE]

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