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<blockquote data-quote="jacktannery" data-source="post: 6176135" data-attributes="member: 6667121"><p>The most recently-published adventures are so far superior to the early ones there is little or no comparison - Madness at Gardmore Abbey was a superb adventure and my players loved it. Reavers of Harkenwald was not as brilliant, but still better than most. The rest of them... The H-P-E modules require so much work to make them enjoyable to play through that it requires a very experienced set of players. The same is true of published monsters - MV: Threats was the last and by far the best monster supplement, and each supplement gets gradually worse going back to the completely unusable MM1. The monster stats were not the only reason the early modules are not good, however: for some reason the writers of the early modules (oh God P3 <span style="color: #3E3E3E">Assault on Nightwyrm Fortress</span> I mean you!) complete forgot what a roleplaying game was supposed to be and just wrote out a very long list of dubiously-related combat encounters.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jacktannery, post: 6176135, member: 6667121"] The most recently-published adventures are so far superior to the early ones there is little or no comparison - Madness at Gardmore Abbey was a superb adventure and my players loved it. Reavers of Harkenwald was not as brilliant, but still better than most. The rest of them... The H-P-E modules require so much work to make them enjoyable to play through that it requires a very experienced set of players. The same is true of published monsters - MV: Threats was the last and by far the best monster supplement, and each supplement gets gradually worse going back to the completely unusable MM1. The monster stats were not the only reason the early modules are not good, however: for some reason the writers of the early modules (oh God P3 [COLOR=#3E3E3E]Assault on Nightwyrm Fortress[/COLOR] I mean you!) complete forgot what a roleplaying game was supposed to be and just wrote out a very long list of dubiously-related combat encounters. [/QUOTE]
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