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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fluffybunbunkittens" data-source="post: 9462691" data-attributes="member: 7037492">With regular adventure books, there's so much you still need to do to turn it into a playable form and keep in mind and read ahead so you know what in the current scene is related to something that only comes up later... It just feels like work that would be easier if I was doing it myself from the start.I might pay for a VTT adventure module that has all the maps/tokens/actions/flavor text/images/connections already ready, so I can focus on just running the game, not prepping materials for it. Especially if it's a module that gives the players freedom to choose from multiple places where to go, and I could just trust that a place I haven't even looked at is somewhat ready right away...I assume most adventure books are bought by people who read them, not run them. And they are written for people to read and imagine, not actually run.</blockquote>