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Our group is almost done with Secrets of Grayce (following up with Bastiin of Blasphemies) and I have to say, we've had a blast playing these adventures.
I read them all and picked one from each level to run, as such the whole experience has given me Dungeon Magazine vibes (which I sorely miss).
So I just want to say, Paizo please create more of these Adventure Anthologies!
Heck a whole book of shorter adventures that GMs can drop into their campaigns would be great or you can just resurrect Dungeon Magazine...
I'd subscribe to that in a heartbeat.
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Anthologies are for sure something we're eager to continue exploring. Thank you for the feedback!
For future feedback, I'm particularly interested in finding out if folks prefer tightly-themed anthologies (such as this one, which presents six adventures in a very tight level band all located in the same area), or if folks would be interested in something more like what we used to do in Dungeon Magazine—multiple unconnected adventures that always gave options for low level, mid level, and high level play.
For future feedback, I'm particularly interested in finding out if folks prefer tightly-themed anthologies (such as this one, which presents six adventures in a very tight level band all located in the same area), or if folks would be interested in something more like what we used to do in Dungeon Magazine—multiple unconnected adventures that always gave options for low level, mid level, and high level play.
Honestly Secrets of Grayce was great because it focused on events in, around and under the town. If the PCs weren't going to Bastion of Blasphemies, I would totally use Grayce as the home base for a campaign.
That being said I'd love to see what the minds at Paizo could come up with an anthology of shorter unlinked adventures at various levels but that's my Dungeon Magazine nostalgia showing.
FYI I have all 150 issues in print.