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What Are The Greatest Ever D&D Books For Inspiring Adventures?
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<blockquote data-quote="David Howery" data-source="post: 5813831" data-attributes="member: 17239"><p>I suppose the 1E WSG was useful to me mainly because I was fond of running wilderness adventures back in my DM days ("no, really, Dave"). It gave me some hard and fast answers for various things that the DMG didn't address... a wider variety of pack animals, how fast you could move through various terrain, how hard it is to find food and water in different environments, etc. I'd just winged a lot of this stuff before ("So, how fast can we go down this river in our canoes?" "Um...."). I can't say the book really inspired any adventures, but it made life easier for the adventures I did run. I used the book clear though my 2E days as well.</p><p>As for the original question... I dunno. I can't say that any of the campaign supplements and whatnot ever really directly inspired me for adventures. I drew more on non-gaming books, comics, and history for adventure ideas, and used campaign supplements mainly for maps/distances and places to put stuff...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="David Howery, post: 5813831, member: 17239"] I suppose the 1E WSG was useful to me mainly because I was fond of running wilderness adventures back in my DM days ("no, really, Dave"). It gave me some hard and fast answers for various things that the DMG didn't address... a wider variety of pack animals, how fast you could move through various terrain, how hard it is to find food and water in different environments, etc. I'd just winged a lot of this stuff before ("So, how fast can we go down this river in our canoes?" "Um...."). I can't say the book really inspired any adventures, but it made life easier for the adventures I did run. I used the book clear though my 2E days as well. As for the original question... I dunno. I can't say that any of the campaign supplements and whatnot ever really directly inspired me for adventures. I drew more on non-gaming books, comics, and history for adventure ideas, and used campaign supplements mainly for maps/distances and places to put stuff... [/QUOTE]
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