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<blockquote data-quote="Caveman" data-source="post: 9608117" data-attributes="member: 18154"><p>Merric I've read your reviews for years and you are very tolerant of modules. Of the 5e era I would call Curse of Strahd a classic. My run of it was all time. Perfect size for a contained campaign. I'd run that again. I'd also include Storm Kings Thunder but as a campaign product. The plot itself is pretty flimsy but it sets up an open ended campaign of exploring the Sword Coast North that is classic by itself. </p><p>Dungeon of the Mad Mage disappointed me. None of the charm of the og product. It highlighted how 5e isn't that conducive to big dungeon play. There's a dozen megadungeons I'd run before Mad Mage. I played ToA as a player. The final dungeon and the canyon around it was cool but the jungle hexcrawl part was whatever. Every thing since has seemed terrible. Modules written by committee. Ridiculous.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caveman, post: 9608117, member: 18154"] Merric I've read your reviews for years and you are very tolerant of modules. Of the 5e era I would call Curse of Strahd a classic. My run of it was all time. Perfect size for a contained campaign. I'd run that again. I'd also include Storm Kings Thunder but as a campaign product. The plot itself is pretty flimsy but it sets up an open ended campaign of exploring the Sword Coast North that is classic by itself. Dungeon of the Mad Mage disappointed me. None of the charm of the og product. It highlighted how 5e isn't that conducive to big dungeon play. There's a dozen megadungeons I'd run before Mad Mage. I played ToA as a player. The final dungeon and the canyon around it was cool but the jungle hexcrawl part was whatever. Every thing since has seemed terrible. Modules written by committee. Ridiculous. [/QUOTE]
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