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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 5692591">But dungeons existed as far back as AD&D. For me there were two issues with WOTC adventures during that period: 1) volume and 2) quality. I would have much prefered more modules than they put out and I would have liked the quality of the modules they did release to be greater. I just wasn't impressed with the modules they put out during 3E. I was impressed with much of the dungeonn content. But I always felt like modules were an afterthought with WOTC. The most dissapointing game product I purchased in the last few years was the Expidition to Castle Ravenloft. Was looking forward to it and it truly dissapointed. I just felt I was on a completely different page than WOTC when it came to my expectations about modules and setting material.  This is a completely subjective call. You are free to disagree with me. But trying to convince me it was better than I remember isn't going to change my opinion (especially since I was a very active GM and player during that period).</blockquote>