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<blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 6979275" data-attributes="member: 37579">What's the benefit of that? Rather than a series of small adventures that are all linked but can be run separately you have a bunch of separate adventures that have to be run separately? That just seems to take away the option of running as a campaign. And if they're all the same level range, once you're run one, what do you run next? Sure &quot;chapter 6 of PotA&quot; lacks name recognition but &quot;the stone cultist monastery&quot; or &quot;feathergale spire&quot; do. There's a lot of memorable mini adventures in ToD, and PotA, and SKT. Plus having six unrelated adventures in a single books just means seven names have to be remembered. They still might be identified as &quot;the third adventure in &lt;Book X&gt;&quot; or &quot;the adventure in &lt;book X&gt; with the pyramid.&quot;This is ignoring that Storm King's Thunder is pretty much exactly that. There are the six chapters in the middle that each feature a single giant lair and all have their own name. Each one is it's own little mini adventure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jester David, post: 6979275, member: 37579"] What's the benefit of that? Rather than a series of small adventures that are all linked but [I]can[/I] be run separately you have a bunch of separate adventures that [I]have to be[/I] run separately? That just seems to take away the option of running as a campaign. And if they're all the same level range, once you're run one, what do you run next? Sure "chapter 6 of PotA" lacks name recognition but "the stone cultist monastery" or "feathergale spire" do. There's a lot of memorable mini adventures in ToD, and PotA, and SKT. Plus having six unrelated adventures in a single books just means seven names have to be remembered. They still might be identified as "the third adventure in <Book X>" or "the adventure in <book X> with the pyramid." This is ignoring that [I]Storm King's Thunder[/I] is pretty much exactly that. There are the six chapters in the middle that each feature a single giant lair and all have their own name. Each one is it's own little mini adventure. [/QUOTE]

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