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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Staffan" data-source="post: 2599803" data-attributes="member: 907">That's a good point. I'd be interested in a big campaign, but not if it's just a honkin' big dungeon crawl (Return to TOEE, I'm looking at you).Back in 2e, I ran Night Below over the course of one summer (well, half of Night Below, then summer ended and I moved). The first bit of NB was really great, with a bunch of stuff going on in Haranshire - some related to the main plot, some not. Then the plot moved on to the second book, which was basically one loooong dungeon crawl... and about halfway through that, we kinda lost interest.This is why I keep plugging Dragon's Crown as my favorite adventure - it's really more of a mini-campaign, except that since it was designed for high-level AD&D characters, they'd probably only get enough XP to advance a level at the end of it. Had it been 3e, it would probably have covered three or four levels. Anyway, Dragon's Crown is split into eight different adventures, each being set at a different place in the world. Sure, there are dungeons, but there's also a lot of stuff in between the dungeons.</blockquote>