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Poll #515 - Dungeons & Lairs collection release...

  • 50 adventures in one big fat 500-page book (and another volume later on) 46
  • 25 adventures per book in four books (make it easier to navigate) 94
  • 5 adventures per book like the original softcover books with 20 books (much easier to navigate) 66
  • 1 adventure per book (DCC/MCC style modules) 15
  • 2025-05-24
  • —2025-05-31
  • 221 votes
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Hey fans,

I've decided to pause Ooze as the next major book and instead do a D/L collection.

However, I'm not sure what format to do it in?

To clarify, it'd be

Weigh in below.

Comments

dmdave

To clarify, it'd be 25 adventures per book in a four book series covering DL 1-100

Frank Moore

Dave, what I would like to see are soft cover books containing 4 to 6 adventures which are thematically linked (like environmentally, or monster type, or CR level) almost like Dungeon magazine of old (not that they linked the adventures in their issues). I think something like that would be awesome. Of course, YMMV.

Alex Hernandez

Each book having varying average player level adventures?

Philippe Marcil

I really love adventure anthologies. My favorites have been Mini-Dungeon Tome Vol II by AAW games with 144 dungeons and Adventures Await by Benjamin Palmer which have 40 adventures. Personally, I think 50 adventures per volume is great numbers to work with as it should provide a variety of settings and be able to adapt to a large range of character level. I really liked the softcover adventure anthology you published as well - the fact that they are by themes definitely helps getting a campaign organized (ie: my group is a forest, so let pick up from the forest book and went they got to a coastal area let pick one from the sea adventure one).

Brickthology

I'm a bit old school, I would like to be able to get each adventure individually, but with complications, at least 5 if printing costs are a factor. To me, I would expect each adventure to have the fullest attention to editing, proofing, and playability.