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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 5038971" data-attributes="member: 10177">I agree these are at least one full "level" above the rest of the mods done by WOTC in the 3E days, with Red Hand of doom being the clearest winner.One of the reasons I did not get hooked on 4E was because the modules, including Game Day modules, were rather boring. I kept thinking of all those awesome modules I had yet to run or play in for other iterations of D&D, plus 4E just continued to fail to grab me, game session after game session.So if finally became clear to me one of the "lesser" RPG's were my thing. Well, many of them, in fact.I can see why people like 4E, but I am simply not one of them, and I spent nearly 100 hours of my life being sure of it.So I agree with the OP, if WOTC had done adventures more in line with several of Paizo's AP's, or Necromancer back in the 3E days, I may have gotten excited by 4E, but it didn't happen.Personally I do not care what WOTC does, the boat has passed me by and I am not going to run and catch up. I do think if kick butt 4E adventures had grabbed me I would still be on the boat, though.</blockquote>