D&D 5E What kind of adventures would you rather see for 5th edition?

[SoulsFury]

I would personally like to see a book of keyed dungeon maps with logical reasons the monsters/traps are placed where they are. I can take care of the campaign hooks myself. When I use published adventures, the ones I can do this with are the best.

A book with 12 for each level tier would be great. As a bonus they could publish how you could run some of the maps as an adventure path, or how you could use them as a sandbox.

 

[tomservo999]

In addition to short term adventures, I want good sourcebooks (like the Neverinter Campaign Setting. These will always be great adventure generators for me. Short term adventures are much easier to modify and insert.

 

[delericho]

All of the above. I want short standalong adventures that I can drop into a campaign. I want bigger, sandbox adventures that I can use as a short- to mid-term adventuring location. I want full-scale Adventure Paths than can essentially be the campaign for me.

And I don't really care if these come from WotC, their licensed providers, or third-party providers via the OGL (provided WotC provide a full SRD so that those 3pp don't have to work around the holes in the existing SRD).

 

[Fildrigar]

The one nice thing about Horde of the Dragon Queen, is that there are a couple of chapters that are essentially small short pieces that can have your own plot added, and be easily dropped into your own campaign.

 

[Remathilis]

Dear Wizards of the Coast.

You have a bunch of PDF adventures you released during 3e. How much effort would it be to make a few like that for 5e? One every other month perhaps?

 

[Quartz]

I would like mini-adventure paths. Or mega-adventures, if you will. Something that will cover 4-6 levels or one tier.

 

[Nebulous]

More stuff like Lost Mine of Phandelver.

 

[DEFCON 1]

Dear Wizards of the Coast.

You have a bunch of PDF adventures you released during 3e. How much effort would it be to make a few like that for 5e? One every other month perhaps?

Probably more effort than it would take for a DM to convert a 3E PDF to 5E.

 

[Scrivener of Doom]

Dear Wizards of the Coast.

You have a bunch of PDF adventures you released during 3e. How much effort would it be to make a few like that for 5e? One every other month perhaps?

They only have eight people on staff.

 

[Bupp]

I like both, and can use both. I'm running Age of Worms AP in one of my games, but I'm mixing in some single adventures as well.

I also really like some of the old school trilogies.