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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 9583690" data-attributes="member: 7030563">No I am not sure you are understanding.The adventure was made I believe in 2024 and includes a lot of the playtest stuff like Weapon masteries.The party size was 5No.&nbsp; We started at level 2, so it is 17 levels in 22 sessions.&nbsp; I am fairly confident we will get our last 2 levels in the next session (23 sessions, 20 levels)It is a little slower than most of our previous non-XP 5E adventures.&nbsp; Vecna was 9 sessions (for 10 levels).&nbsp; SODQ was 11 sessions for 13 (I think?) levelsMoonshae Adventures was 19 sessions for 20 levelsDoomed forgotten Realms was 24 sessions for 20 levelsCall from the Deep was 14 sessions for 12 levels.Spelljammer adventure (can't remember name) 20 levels in 23 sessions.Once a week 4-hour sessions.I played a TON of high level 5E with the same DM and what I observed there was generally not the case in those 5E games.&nbsp; I am comparing my experience with 5E vs my experience with 2024 with the same DM and same player group in both.How much high level gaming have you done with the 2024 rules, and how does it compare with the high level gaming you have done with 5E?Instead of criticizing others why don't you post your own experiences comparing the two?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 9583690, member: 7030563"] No I am not sure you are understanding. The adventure was made I believe in 2024 and includes a lot of the playtest stuff like Weapon masteries. The party size was 5 No. We started at level 2, so it is 17 levels in 22 sessions. I am fairly confident we will get our last 2 levels in the next session (23 sessions, 20 levels) It is a little slower than most of our previous non-XP 5E adventures. Vecna was 9 sessions (for 10 levels). SODQ was 11 sessions for 13 (I think?) levels Moonshae Adventures was 19 sessions for 20 levels Doomed forgotten Realms was 24 sessions for 20 levels Call from the Deep was 14 sessions for 12 levels. Spelljammer adventure (can't remember name) 20 levels in 23 sessions. Once a week 4-hour sessions. I played a TON of high level 5E with the same DM and what I observed there was generally not the case in those 5E games. I am comparing my experience with 5E vs my experience with 2024 with the same DM and same player group in both. How much high level gaming have you done with the 2024 rules, and how does it compare with the high level gaming you have done with 5E? Instead of criticizing others why don't you post your own experiences comparing the two? [/QUOTE]

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