WotC What is the last WotC adventure you played in or DM'd?

Voadam · Jan 17, 2023

LordEntrails said:
Divine Contention was the last one I ran.

edit: Oops, actually Tomb of Horrors.

What is Divine Contention?

Haplo781 · Jan 17, 2023

ShadoWWW said:
The last one was Descent Into Avernus. I hated how they've fired Mike Mearls. Tasha was the first 5E product I didn't buy and hasn't bought anything since then. Our group switched to Forbidden Lands later on.

I hated how Mike Mearls protected a sexual harasser.

gamerprinter · Jan 17, 2023

Even when I still played 3.5 (I haven't touched D&D since as player/DM, am touching 5e now as a publisher) I only ran homebrew modules. So my answer is never - I have never ran a WotC adventure module in my entire life. I did run some TSR modules back in 1e/2e days, but I started homebrewing back then, and subsequently never purchased another paid for module. I have written, play-tested and published modules myself, but haven't touched a published module that I didn't homebrew in the first place in nearly 30 years.

MrGrenadine · Jan 17, 2023

We finished CoS a year or so ago, and now I’m running the same group through a home brewed sequel using some 2e and 3PP content.

Currently running Tyrrany of Dragons with a different group.

After that, looking forward to running Storm King, or Frostmaiden.

MacMathan · Jan 17, 2023

As DM: Waterdeep: Dragon Heist

As player: Out of the Abyss

Both currently ongoing. Before that, of the wotc 5e, Curse of Strahd as a player and Phandelver multiple times as a player and GM.

Velderan · Jan 17, 2023

I've ran Lost Mines of Phandelver and Dragon of Icespire Peak along with extended material available on DDB. As a player, Curse of Strahd and currently Descent Into Avernus.

tetrasodium · Jan 17, 2023

Rhime or DiA, I forget

Guest 7030100 · Jan 17, 2023

As player, Lost Mines of Phandelver plus something hacked from Out of the Abyss.
As DM, Ice Spire Peak.

iserith · Jan 17, 2023

Last one I DMed was the TftYP version of Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan which was so bad I haven't run another WotC adventure since. It would take me less time to do a dungeon from scratch than to fix the problems in most of these products.

Last one I played was Rime of the Frostmaiden. DM did a good job but the adventure was just okay in my view. All of our characters were parodies of Will Ferrell characters. I played Icewind Dale, based on Chazz Michael Michaels from Blades of Glory.

LordEntrails · Jan 17, 2023

Voadam said:
What is Divine Contention?

Most people don't even know of it. But it's a WotC adventure module. Part of the "Beyond Icespire" trilogy. It is the third module that follows on after Icespire Peak from the box set. D&D Divine Contention for Fantasy Grounds