| anothermullen |
I may be wrong, but I believe SCAP was Chris Young's baby. And Chris Perkins (one of the major designers of 4e) wrote about a third of the adventures.
If this is the case, I think they can say whatever they want about SCAP.
Pardon the interruption.
Looking at the lineup of adventures in SCAP, looks like most of the writers had plenty of influence on 4e encounter design. If anything it suggests that creative encounter design was carried over to 4e.Life's Bazaar By Christopher Perkins, Dungeon #97
Drakthar's Way By Christopher Perkins, added for the hardcover collection.
Flood Season By James Jacobs, Dungeon #98.
Zenith Trajectory By David Noonan, Dungeon #102.
The Demonskar Legacy By Tito Leati, Dungeon #104.
Test of the Smoking Eye By David Noonan, Dungeon #107.
Secrets of the Soul Pillars By Jesse Decker, Dungeon #109.
Lords of Oblivion By Christopher Perkins, Dungeon #111.
Foundation of Flame By Chris Thomasson, Dungeon #113.
Thirteen Cages By Chris Thomasson, Dungeon #114.
Strike on Shatterhorn By Christopher Perkins, Dungeon #115.
Asylum By Christopher Perkins, Dungeon #116.
*Please note: Chris Young is the former Chris Thomasson
9 of 12 adventures were written by people responsible for 4e.
Thank you, please continue.