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Encounters Compilation

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
el_queso_diablo
Oct 17, 2011 10:58:43 Hey there, I'm returned to D&D after a while away. I like the idea of the D&D Encounters, any my local game store are looking into getting me involved with it.

I was wondering if there were plans on making the old Encounters campaigns available as normal products, much like Dungeon Delve was.
#2
mellored
Oct 17, 2011 12:23:09 If i recall correctly, they said they where not going to, because they wanted to keep encounters "special".
#3
FLAvatar
Oct 17, 2011 12:25:27 it was mentioned in the James Wyatt chat that:

"(This adventure, along with past Encounters season adventures and Lair Assaults, are being examined in conjunction with a variety of different release options. It's too early to talk specifics; all we can say right now is that we're aware of the demand and are weighing solutions.)"
#4
pruano
Oct 18, 2011 7:33:25
Hey there, I'm returned to D&D after a while away. I like the idea of the D&D Encounters, any my local game store are looking into getting me involved with it.

I was wondering if there were plans on making the old Encounters campaigns available as normal products, much like Dungeon Delve was.

Its a very good idea, indeed.

#5
robertread3
Oct 18, 2011 7:44:48 i currently have the last 2 seasons in my possession (the store let us have the copies and maps when the season is over and they would just collect dust), my friend has all but the first 2 seasons. he is missing the first part of keep on the borderlands, its unfortunate because that was probably the best adventure encounters has produced (it was an adapted for 4e, written by gary gygax)

i am going to keep DMing encounters because i get these cool adventures, honestly i can run most of them cover to cover in an 8 hour session, they also have a great balance of hard, easy and moderate encounters because they are combat orintented. they also focus on campagin settings which there are books for, so its really not hard to make the world come alive and let the players walk off the beaten path.

i would really love to see keep on the borderlands get republished that was the best one of all and i played every encounter of it.
#6
el_queso_diablo
Oct 18, 2011 14:50:02 Yeah, the thing is there is a market for it, and people will lose out on the exclusivity and community sense that playing Encounters when it happens brings, so there is cause to do it when the season's on. The only thing is that it would sell, even if it's like a year after it was produced originally.

The other thing is, I've not heard from my FLGS yet about Encounters, but is there much support for it in the UK?

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 el_queso_diablo Oct 17, 2011 10:58:43	Hey there, I'm returned to D&D after a while away. I like the idea of the D&D Encounters, any my local game store are looking into getting me involved with it. I was wondering if there were plans on making the old Encounters campaigns available as normal products, much like Dungeon Delve was.
#2 mellored Oct 17, 2011 12:23:09	If i recall correctly, they said they where not going to, because they wanted to keep encounters "special".
#3 FLAvatar Oct 17, 2011 12:25:27	it was mentioned in the James Wyatt chat that: "(This adventure, along with past Encounters season adventures and Lair Assaults, are being examined in conjunction with a variety of different release options. It's too early to talk specifics; all we can say right now is that we're aware of the demand and are weighing solutions.)"
#4 pruano Oct 18, 2011 7:33:25	Hey there, I'm returned to D&D after a while away. I like the idea of the D&D Encounters, any my local game store are looking into getting me involved with it. I was wondering if there were plans on making the old Encounters campaigns available as normal products, much like Dungeon Delve was. Its a very good idea, indeed.
#5 robertread3 Oct 18, 2011 7:44:48	i currently have the last 2 seasons in my possession (the store let us have the copies and maps when the season is over and they would just collect dust), my friend has all but the first 2 seasons. he is missing the first part of keep on the borderlands, its unfortunate because that was probably the best adventure encounters has produced (it was an adapted for 4e, written by gary gygax) i am going to keep DMing encounters because i get these cool adventures, honestly i can run most of them cover to cover in an 8 hour session, they also have a great balance of hard, easy and moderate encounters because they are combat orintented. they also focus on campagin settings which there are books for, so its really not hard to make the world come alive and let the players walk off the beaten path. i would really love to see keep on the borderlands get republished that was the best one of all and i played every encounter of it.
#6 el_queso_diablo Oct 18, 2011 14:50:02	Yeah, the thing is there is a market for it, and people will lose out on the exclusivity and community sense that playing Encounters when it happens brings, so there is cause to do it when the season's on. The only thing is that it would sell, even if it's like a year after it was produced originally. The other thing is, I've not heard from my FLGS yet about Encounters, but is there much support for it in the UK?