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I’m a bit lost here and looking for help.
The set up says in the column beside “Dangers” “Each time you encounter the danger, randomly choose a new Undead story bane”

My lack of understanding comes from the fact that it doesn’t list what the danger is, so don’t know how I can encounter it.

Is the Danger the villain or henchman proxy cards?

When I look at the quick start guide it says “Prepare the story banes: these consist of the danger ......, the villain......and the henchmen....” which implies to me that the danger is not the villain or henchmen. Sorry for the .... I just didn’t want to write the whole text.

Any help would be appreciated.

Hello,
Looking for some help on set-up.
Playing with 3 players, so 4 locations in play. The 4 henchman get added in (one per location) and according to the storybook, the 4th henchman is the Homunculus.
However, according to the random Eldritch story bane, this might be one of the dangers that gets pulled.
So are we supposed to use a proxy in the location deck, even though it's not listed as a proxy card?

Thanks in advance...I'm sure I'm just missing something.

Sorry if this is already stated/answered somewhere else but I was wondering about XP. I've read the BB Game Master's Guide and I could not find (maybe I just missed it) anywhere where it indicates how to apply or hand out XP.
Do you wait until the senario is completed or hand it out during it?
Also, do you add up the total XP and then divide it by the total amount of PCs?

I ran the first senario with my two sons and the wife (she said she would never play but the boys sucked her in) and now all three are asking about the next adventure and if they have enough to level up.

Any advice, suggestion or direction is apprecaited.
Cheers

I am new to Pathfinder and somewhat new to RPGs in general.
My Question for the people in the know is after getting the beginner box set, would I be better to purchase the Core rule book or the Game Mastery Guide and the Advance Players guide? Now I know that it would be more expensive to buy the two books versus one but I just wonder if for practical purposes, if it would be better to have the two books versus the one.
Any suggestions would be great.
Cheers
Cory