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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Orlax" data-source="post: 7687935" data-attributes="member: 6801305">I don't even own any of them yet and I'm definitely getting something out of them.  My DM has adapted the rise of tiamat storyline to his own setting and I'm playing that (we finished the hoard of the dragon queen and will move on at some point when that game gets back from hiatus).  However through playing it I've seen that it's also fairly useful as a repository for monsters, NPCs, magic items, dungeon maps, and various other tidbits and ideas for my own game.  I used inspiration from the hoard of the dragon queen adventure and decided to do some caravan adventure shenanigans of my own in the homebrew campaign that I'm running (which will lead to a 3.5e adventure I'm planning on running while adapting it to 5e on the fly), and the only reason I haven't picked up all of the APs for just the same kind of inspiration and thievery is because 1 of them is still in my future as a player, and I don't want to read ahead, and also because I'm monetarily strapped at the moment.  Other than that those books are solid gold as far as DM toolkit is concerned.</blockquote>