#Hs1 the slaying stone full#

I have the same issue with Paizo's modules. The plot paths are so integrated, there are very few parts that can be used as stand-alone. These kinds of semi-linked adventures (that could also be used stand alone) were common in prior editions.Дў) If you are not interested in the Tyranny of Dragons story line, HotDQ and RoT can not be re-purposed for a home brew game.

#Hs1 the slaying stone full#

Although I don't believe a full adventure path is required for the Starter Set, it might have been nice to have 1 or 2 related adventure modules that could be used as stand alone adventures or linked as follow-ups for the Starter Set plot. Otherwise, there is little relation to what appears in the Starter Set to the follow-up adventures. Horde of the Dragon Queen and Rise of Tiamat are only vaguely related in that they have some dragon cultists.

My main issues with existing 5e content are:ДЎ) There was no follow-up to the Starter Set. I think I have the beginnings of a something. Recently, there has been a smattering of complaints on social media and gaming forums about D&D 5th Edition's perceived lack of content, especially given that Wizards of the Coast has not explicitly shared licensing information for 3rd party publishers to create their own 5e compatible works.ДЇor the record, so you know where I stand, I am largely on the complaint side of the debate, but instead of just whinging, I've been trying to think of solutions. Too Long Didn't Read? Skip down to ' Proposal - A Call to Action'