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Message: <blockquote data-quote="redrick" data-source="post: 6711992" data-attributes="member: 6777696">I guess B. Maybe C. I just don't see myself (and the group I play with) ever committing to a single year-long adventure path. I also feel a little weird about buying one just so I can pull out one chapter for use in my own campaign.On the other hand, I'd happily buy shorter, well-done adventures. One good short adventure can easily be augmented with my own material to support 3 or more months of gaming. That's why I generally stick to B/X or AD&D adventures off of D&D classics, or OSR adventures. The old stuff just seems to require a little more conversion work as you get over level 5, so I keep my eyes out for well-done 5e adventures for levels 5 and up. (On the other hand, I'm more likely to be running a game for lower level groups, as we like to start at level 1 and we seem to mix up campaigns fairly often.)</blockquote>