Hey there, Paizo friends. I'm going to be running a game for my group and I'm thinking of starting with Fangwood Keep. I'd like to make the adventure run longer than a session or two, but I'm not sure where to take things after they rout the Keep.
I could go homebrew, obviously, but with my schedule, I'd prefer a pre-written module that I have to tweak only minimally.
So, I'm looking for tips and thoughts on what we should do next.
Thanks!
EDIT: I did think about running From Shore to Sea, but it'd be nice if there was a level-five component we could add in between Fangwood and Shore.
Mmm that's the one in Nirmathas correct? I know there are quite a few modules that take place there or in a country near to it. Do you already have an existing campaign or just starting at that module?
Reason is I've started a campaign to tie in all the modules and there is a lot of content nearby.
For a module for in between for lvl 5 I would recommend carrion hill (lovecraft feel) or carnival of tears (messed up slasher feel) or the golden city one but that one CAN be runned by itself but is part of a trilogy.
I'm starting the campaign with that module. Not exactly sure yet if I'll let the players choose which nation they'll side with or if I'll assign it - I prefer giving them the choice, but they'll have very little context for making it.
I'd rather not do Carrion Hill if I'm doing Shore to Sea (or vice versa, I suppose, if Carrion Hill is better).
I hear ya. Well u picked a good location to start off in. If ya look, there's tons of modules in nirmathas or in a country right next to it. I'm at work atm but ill link some that are in that area.
Off the top of my head, I know there's the golden city module, there's one for the dwarven city in nirmathas, there's one or a couple for varisia and the dale connecting them and nirmathas.
Unfortuantly off the top of my head, the only lvl 5 modules that I know of that gets good reviews are basically lovecraft or slasher scary besides the golden city one. I think there's a mummy one as well I think.
Awesome. Thank you!